NEW version of HGS (HGS PREMIUM November 2024 (REVISION 2744)
The HydroGeoSphere Revision 2744 (November 2024) is now available for download.
HGS RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT – A Comparison of Sea-level Rise and Storm-Surge Overwash Effects on Groundwater Salinity of a Barrier Island
In this research highlight, researchers explored the impacts of storm surge overwash and sea-level rise on groundwater salinization at Assateague Island, a low-lying barrier island on the U.S. mid-Atlantic coast. The study used HydroGeoSphere (HGS) to simulate the coupled surface and subsurface flow processes that influence the island’s aquifer system. By modelling future sea-level rise and storm-surge events, the researchers aimed to better understand the long-term effects of climate change on groundwater resources, particularly the vulnerability of freshwater lenses to salinization.
Assessing Groundwater and Surface Water Contributions to Evapotranspiration in a Semi-Arid Watershed - Aquanty Webinar
A recording of our October 30th, 2024 webinar is now released.
This session delves into how groundwater (GWET) and surface water (SWET) shape actual evapotranspiration (AET) dynamics in the North Saskatchewan River Basin— a vital area for understanding water balance in semi-arid regions.
HGS RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT – Modeling low-flow bedrock springs providing ecological habitats with climate change scenarios
In this research highlight, researchers used HydroGeoSphere (HGS) to investigate the impact of low-flow bedrock springs on ecological habitats under various climate change scenarios, with a focus on the effects on aquatic species such as salamanders. These bedrock springs are critical for sustaining ecosystems, and understanding their future dynamics is essential for effective conservation.
HGS RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT – The effects of land subsidence and its mitigating measures on shallow groundwater salinization in the low-lying coastal plain of East Japan
The research investigates how land subsidence and mitigation measures, specifically pumping stations and ditch systems in Shirako Town, Japan's lower Nabaki River region, interact. Land subsidence, caused by natural and human factors, heightens flood risks in coastal areas, challenging infrastructure stability and environmental sustainability. While pumping stations and ditches aim to manage surface water levels and reduce floods, their impact on groundwater salinity near tidal rivers is unclear. Using a coupled surface-subsurface model, the study reveals potential risks like saline water intrusion into groundwater.
NEW version of HGS (HGS PREMIUM October 2024 (REVISION 2732)
The HydroGeoSphere Revision 2732 (October 2024) is now available for download.
HydroSphereAI featured in OWC’s Innovation Showcase
We’re proud to share that Aquanty’s cutting-edge hydrological forecasting tool HydroSphereAI is now featured in the Ontario Water Consortium (OWC) Innovation Showcase. The OWC highlights our machine-learning based streamflow forecasting tool, designed to address the complex water management challenges of today and position Aquanty as a leader in hydrological forecasting solutions.
HGS RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT – Analyzing variation of the water table level with three-dimensional numerical simulations to assess reclamation techniques for an acidic tailings impoundment
As an extension of the last HGS research highlight titled ‘Improving control of contamination from waste rock piles’, this next research highlight within this series looks at a study conducted by the same researchers and explores the effects of thin cover deposition on managing water table levels in acidic tailings impoundments, while utilizing HydroGeoSphere (HGS) for in-depth simulations.
“Homegrown Technologies Could Play a Key Role in the World’s Water Future” - Aquanty Featured in CWRA’s Water News Magazine
We’re proud to share that Aquanty has been highlighted in a recent issue of the CWRA’s Water News Magazine. This article explores the innovative tools we’ve developed to tackle 21st-century water resource challenges, positioning Aquanty as a leader in hydrologic system modelling both in Canada and internationally.
Announcing HydroClimateSight - Aquanty’s comprehensive suite of web services
As we continue to develop new technologies, we’ve realized the necessity to reformulate the way that these technologies are presented/communicated to our stakeholders. With that in mind, we’re here to announce the rebirth of our suite of web-based technologies as HydroClimateSight (HCS). HCS brings all of our technologies together under a common umbrella, providing users with a comprehensive suite of tools to support decision making with best-in-class, physics and AI-based hydro-climatological forecasting. Read-on to learn more about the unique value that Aquanty can offer by combining a comprehensive suite of weather, climate and hydrological prediction tools.