River Wandle Half-Tide Weir

The River Wandle joins the River Thames on the Tideway and runs about 14 kms (9 miles) long throughout the southwest sector of London, England. A defunct half-tide weir that existed at the junction of the Wandle and the River Thames was hindering the river’s natural flow and biodiversity. The weir was set for demolition; however, additional monitoring instrumentation was required since concerns were raised about the stability and condition of the existing river walls.

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SUCCESSFUL RESULTS:

The remote real-time monitoring allows for quick response times and decreases the logistics required for monitoring along the river walls.

Potential costly disruptions to the project and surrounding environment are now minimized.

The River Wandle returned to its natural state and improved its biodiversity.