This week, as part of the @EcoPeak4 project, we fixed and checked installations in the North of Portugal. We've ensured that cables and @SmartFishways sensors are working properly, and remote access is now set up and ready for fish! ✔️🐟 pic.twitter.com/fBZoAthdVf
— Smart Fishways (@SmartFishways) April 5, 2023
El pasado miércoles asistimos a la jornada sobre Territorio Rural Inteligente en Castilla y León donde presentamos nuestra colaboración en el proyecto Smart Rural y mostramos la tecnología que desarrollamos @SmartFishways pic.twitter.com/pY7vTU7b9L
— GEA Ecohidráulica (@GEA_Hidraulica) February 10, 2023
Here you can read our last article on the effect of thermo-velocity barriers on nace swimming performance https://t.co/loSlGPtRIe
— GEA Ecohidráulica (@GEA_Hidraulica) January 31, 2023
Last week, fieldwork was recovering sensors, finding broken cables, and fighting with tech. These are part of the project's success. In the end, we'll know which obstacles to expect, how we can optimize solutions, and extract the most out of the tech!💪#fish #rivers #tech pic.twitter.com/KXs0QvFshM
— EcoPeak4Fish (@EcoPeak4) February 13, 2023
Yesterday we presented our main research lines as well as the @SmartFishways proyect at the XVII YOUNG FOREST RESEARCHERS MEETING ON CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE OF FOREST SYSTEMS organized by @YoungForesters pic.twitter.com/HnxQqrlEWG
— GEA Ecohidráulica (@GEA_Hidraulica) January 26, 2023
Equipment checking after the last floods in the Duero River@SmartFishways #Fishmigration #Guma #Vadocondes pic.twitter.com/px7eDYeoo3
— GEA Ecohidráulica (@GEA_Hidraulica) December 19, 2022
El pasado miércoles celebramos una exitosa jornada de puertas abiertas con motivo de la #SemanadelaCienciaCyL, sobre la monitorización de ríos y fauna piscícola, en el marco del proyecto @SmartFishways pic.twitter.com/pGgrzQv445
— GEA Ecohidráulica (@GEA_Hidraulica) November 22, 2022
Last week @SmartFishways project was presented in the XIII course of Fishways design. New ideas and future paths were discussed; they loved the project. We are on the correct track!#MSCA #MSCAPostdoctoral @GEA_Hidraulica @UVaPalencia pic.twitter.com/r83pyrJMig
— Smart Fishways (@SmartFishways) September 12, 2022
This week @SmartFishways project was in Portugal installing a sensors network for @EcoPeak4 project. Now rocks, trees and refuges for fish are able to sense. #MSCA #MSCAPostdoctoral @GEA_Hidraulica @UVaPalencia pic.twitter.com/KI9OUnl5Db
— Smart Fishways (@SmartFishways) July 29, 2022
Hoy hemos celebrado una jornada de puertas abiertas en la Semana de la Ciencia sobre los últimos avances y técnicas en monitorización de ríos y fauna piscícola.#SemanaDeLaCienciaUVa #SemanaDeLaCiencia #SmartFishways@UVadivulga @ETSIIAAPalencia @UVa_es @ITAGRACT pic.twitter.com/CayHPUkjXE
— GEA Ecohidráulica (@GEA_Hidraulica) November 10, 2021
Last week RIBES Early Stage Researcher @MarceloRuiz14 visited @GEA_Hidraulica at University of Valladolid, Spain. He presented his research on ELAM models in dynamic simulations for fishways, and learned about fishway monitoring and the @SmartFishways project. pic.twitter.com/CpkH6AA2oQ
— RIBES (@MSCA_RIBES) June 20, 2022
@SmartFishways funded by EU #H2020 was in @sibic2022 presenting first results of the field installations in fishways of Iberian Peninsula. Check results at https://t.co/xaClWgtsnz #MSCA #MSCAPostdoctoral pic.twitter.com/kbnTGlVdAG
— Smart Fishways (@SmartFishways) June 24, 2022
Francisco Javier Bravo-Córdoba de @GEA_Hidraulica de la @UVa_es os presenta el trabajo que han realizado con Luciobarbus bocagei y los procesos de migración aguas abajo y aguas arriba de una central con una escala de peces pic.twitter.com/94fuTpR6g9
— SIBIC (@SIBICorg) June 23, 2022
Fco. Javier Sanz-Ronda from @GEA_Hidraulica & @UVa_es show us their results after estimating fish passage over velocity barriers for nonuniform flow conditions in flat-V gauging weirs@sibic2022 @SIBICorg
— SIBIC (@SIBICorg) June 23, 2022
It is not a crayfish talk 😜 pic.twitter.com/HHKwj8cKAc
Hoy participamos en la Semana de la Ciencia de la Universidad de Valladolid con una jornada de puertas abiertas en el laboratorio de hidráulica de la ETSIIAA. En ella hablaremos sobre la monitorización de ríos y fauna piscícola ¡No te la pierdas! pic.twitter.com/1UiQvSkejX
— GEA Ecohidráulica (@GEA_Hidraulica) November 10, 2021
Aquí puedes leer nuestro último artículo dentro del proyecto #SmartFishways: "A Step to Smart Fishways: An Autonomous Obstruction Detection System Using Hydraulic Modeling and Sensor Networks" https://t.co/nGWG4FULaE
— GEA Ecohidráulica (@GEA_Hidraulica) October 18, 2021
Smart Fishways webpage released. This web aims to serve as a core to follow the project and to monitor the real time data collected in target fishways. Its functionality will be continuously update according to proyect evolution.
A step to Smart Fishways. First paper of the project, dealing with real-time hydraulic monitoring of fishways and the use of hydraulic variabilitiy to detect obstacles and improve their performance. Published under open access license in MDPI Sensors journal.
Open day. To celebrate the week of the science, an open doors day took place in the laboratory of GEA research group. During this day, the Smart Fishway project together with the technology that is being developed was presented to the general audience.
Water level sensor. We finally developed the first monitoring node to track the hydraulic performance in fishways. It consists on an autonomous ultrasound sensor able to measure water levels and transmit data via LoRa radio. Next step is to built 30 of them.
Smart Fishway logo. The project aims to assess the effect of hydrological variability on stepped fishways in real-time to improve their performance. We designed a flagship logo that represents the three main fields that need to work in sinergy.