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Water Survey of Canada (ECCC) — real-time hydrometric web service, 05DF001

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Water Survey of Canada (ECCC) — real-time hydrometric web service, 05DF001
Terms
its terms, read 2026-10-08: “the Water Survey web service is published for scripts”
Licence
Water Office terms (Environment and Climate Change Canada) — linked wherever the paper credits it
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the paper's editor, 2026-10-10 (DECISIONS #38 (classified by hand))
Last answered
2026-10-19 02:12 UTC
Notes

The North Saskatchewan's level and flow at Edmonton (station 05DF001) for the river instrument (pipeline/sources/river.py, once per press, eight days) and the live cell (functions/live.js, latest reading). Replaced the MSC Datamart CSV on 2026-10-08: a scheduled pull of that file is what the Datamart usage policy reserves for AMQPS.

LICENCE LINKED 2026-10-12 (owner: a licence link wherever possible): the Water Office's terms, cited: 'An appropriate byline acknowledging Environment Canada is required.' One row per reading PER PARAMETER (ID, Date, Parameter/Paramètre, Value/Valeur, ...): 46 = water level (m), 47 = discharge (m³/s); join on Date. The header starts with a BOM. start_date/end_date are 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS' UTC; about 18 months are served. recent_real_time_data/csv/inline gives only the latest reading per parameter. Data are provisional ('Provisional/Provisoire').

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