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| DBHydro Browser Application is Being Replaced |
After more than 20 years of service the SFWMD is replacing the DBHydro Browser application. A retirement of DBHydro Browser application is anticipated in early 2025 but no later than September 30, 2025.A new application, DBHydro Insights, will provide expanded access to DBHydro data. DBHydro Insights allows users to see the data from different perspectives, or "lenses", without having to navigate as many web pages to access frequently used information.Those who use the more advanced features of DBHydro Browser will still have such features in DBHydro Insights. For instance, URL-based access to data will still be available but, note, URL formats and outputs have changed. DBHydro Insights features a Data Lens that essentially replaces DBHydro Browser. The Data Lens adds new functionality such as the ability to graph water quality data and zoom in and out on graphs.Please try DBHydro Insights and email any ideas for improvement to datarequests@sfwmd.gov.
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| SFWMD has upgraded from NGVD 29 to NAVD 88 - Vertical Datum Upgrade |
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| To enhance the accuracy of our data, the SFWMD has upgraded the reference system used to measure water elevations in our monitoring network. In the past months, SFWMD has shifted from reporting water elevations in the National Geodetic Vertical Datum of 1929 (NGVD 29) to the North American Vertical Datum of 1988 (NAVD 88). This includes data within the SFWMD's environmental database for hydrologic, meteorologic, hydrogeologic and water quality data. The upgrade provides the public and stakeholders more accurate information about levels for waterbodies in our region. |
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| With NAVD 88 fully implemented, water measurements are published exclusively in NAVD 88. |
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