Years ago, there was a significant difference, as permanent flow monitors were connected to a telephone line and temporary monitors required a manual cable connection to retrieve data. With mobile communication technology available today, there is much less of a distinction between a permanent and temporary flow monitor. Whether permanent or temporary, you want to find a location with suitable hydraulic conditions that is easy to access, easy to maintain, and has minimal safety concerns.
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