1. Update - April 2016 John Rodgers, P.E.(presented by Kelly Close, P.E.) cowaterinfo.com

2. Water Information Dashboards support: water operations - accounting - reporting - information management They are secure and private, built on open source technology, and integrate with existing systems to meet unique requirements. The Dashboard development project was funded by the Colorado Water Conservation Board and other partners. cowaterinfo.com

3. Hosted ‘virtual’ server Dashboard Database Public Data - Surface flow - Reservoir levels - Groundwater - River call Private Data - Streamflow, well meters - Sutron, Rubicon, CamSci - Gate settings, operations - Water quantity and quality Users identify public and private data to stream real-time into your database Email and text alerts based on thresholds, ‘stale’ data, or intervals Interactive map of real-time conditions and river call Analyze, View and Download data as graphs, tables, reports Reservoir, augmentation and operational accounting DWR reporting Your Water Information Dashboard System Overview - Real Time Data Capture and Optimization cowaterinfo.com

4. 1. Individual Dashboards for Each Project Partner 2. Documentation and Open Source Code in a Public Repository Project Deliverables CODeS-coop.com

5. Project Deliverables CODeS-coop.com 1. Individual Dashboards for Each Project Partner Delivery in Spring 2016 (happening now) 2. Documentation and Open Source Code in a Public RepositoryDelivery in Summer/Fall 2016

6. Home page and content can be configured to meet each user’s unique needs Secure and private web-based system to support water administration and operations Integrated with existing systems, to deliver tools and info in one place Access and permissions are controlled at the user level

7. Select from a list of Public stations and integrate them into your Dashboard Any ‘Local’ telemetry that you use can also be integrated into your private system

8. - DWR, USGS, BLM, SNOTEL, other public data - Well meters, streamflow, other local telemetry - Gate settings, asset conditions, operational info - Active River Calls Map symbols change to indicate when a high or low threshold is exceeded, or station data is stale Interactive GIS map of real-time conditions combined in a single map

9. Click on map points to view data, asset condition, site notes, photos

10. Active River Calls can be filtered by Division, District, and Water Source Filter to show only calls senior to an Admin No.

11. Create custom combinations of data, either raw time series or averaged. E.g. Combine a group of river stations, a couple key reservoir levels, your own canal stations, on a single graph or table View datasets on screen and download as CSV files

12. Create email/text message criteria: High and low thresholds: high flow, low battery, etc Stale data: station has not reported as expected Regular intervals: headgate flow at 5:00AM, every 6 hours

13. Accounting: Reservoir, Augmentation, Operational Stream DWR and other data into spreadsheets Connect spreadsheets to Dashboard database Streamline required DWR reporting All the capabilities of Excel, and much more

14. By integrating with a private Google account, your Dashboard can serve as part of your file management system, for general organization, calendar sharing, and communication.

15. The Dashboard toolset will ultimately be hosted on the Colorado Open Decision Support (CODeS) Cooperative CODeS-coop.com

16. Water Info Dashboards are built on free and open source technology, to integrate with your existing systems, and deliver the most cost-effective solutions to your unique needs Explore a demo dashboard at www.cowaterinfo.comwww.cowaterinfo.com Learn about the CODeS Cooperative and other background info at www.cowaterinfo.com/CWIDwww.cowaterinfo.com/CWID Contact cowaterinfo@gmail.com or call Leonard Rice Engineers at 303-455-9589 to learn morecowaterinfo@gmail.com