Grand County Water Information Network
dATABASE
To better access the information we collect, GCWIN has established a publicly accessible water quality database that holds all the water quality data for the county. In 2018, we migrated our data over to a new database called Ambient Water Quality Monitoring System (AWQMS).
How do I access GCWIN's data?
1. Go to the AWQMS website:
2. Enter the following information:
Username: gcwinpublic
Password: public
3. Choose how you want to find/view data (graph, maps, or exports).
4. Below you will find detailed videos of how to use the database. For more questions, please contact Mary Price at mary.price@gcwin.org or by phone (970) 627-8162.
Data Migration
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We are currently in the process of migrating our data over to Ambient Water Quality Monitoring System (AWQMS) so all of our data may not be available at this time.
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This new database has many features, which we are fine tuning to make it easier to find and analyze data within Grand County.
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If you cannot find certain data in AWQMS please contact Mary Price at mary.price@gcwin.org for all other data inquiries.
Thank you for your patience.
AWQMS User Tutorials
AWQMS Tutorials
AWQMS Tutorials
How to Create a Graph Using the GCWIN Database
