Determine permanence
Use OHWM, NC DWQ Stream Identification, and Ecobot Universal Stream Assessment to determine stream permanence and establish ordinary high water mark.
Stream assessments built for the field.
Determine permanence, establish OHWM, and produce the deliverables you need, on the same connected workflow that powers wetlands work.
OHWM, in the wild
The ordinary high water mark is rarely ordinary, and never written down.
Until it is, on a form, at a point, with a photo and a coordinate.
What you get
Efficiency and consistency, across every stream.
Same connected workflow
Streams runs on the same Collector + Manager workflow as wetlands. One mental model across modules; same QA, photos, exports.
Structured photos
Point-associated photos with direction, time, date, and coordinates, ready for the report when fieldwork ends.
Offline-capable
Capture stream data and reference materials in the field without cell service. Sync when you're back online.
Esri-friendly exports
Geodatabase, shapefile, and GeoJSON drop straight into ArcGIS.
Included or add-on
Included with the Free and Enterprise plans. Add-on for Essential ($8/seat) and Professional ($50/seat).
Every bend is a point
Low-gradient, tightly meandering, grazed to the bank , and somebody has to call it.
Supported forms
The forms your team actually uses.
Ecobot supports the standard stream assessment forms used across the USACE program, plus general field observation for everything else.
- USACE Ordinary High Water Mark (OHWM)
- NC DWQ Stream Identification Form
- Ecobot Universal Stream Assessment
- General Field Observation