Core Points - The article discusses the completion of the "Typical Design" for the modernization of hydrological monitoring stations by the Haihe Water Resources Commission, aimed at establishing a modern rainwater monitoring and forecasting system in the Haihe River Basin [1][2] - The design emphasizes the need for high-standard, fully automated, and intelligent hydrological monitoring stations that cater to the specific characteristics of different regions within the Haihe River Basin [2] Group 1 - The "Typical Design" serves as a reference for the modernization of hydrological monitoring stations during the 14th Five-Year Plan and beyond, providing replicable cases and technical routes [1] - The design principles include "demand-driven, site-specific strategies, advanced practicality, and unified standards," focusing on enhancing forecasting, early warning, and management capabilities [1][2] Group 2 - The Haihe Water Resources Commission categorizes existing and planned hydrological monitoring stations into four types: mountainous, plain, channel, and sluice stations, with tailored monitoring solutions for each type [2] - The modernization efforts aim to achieve full automation in data collection, comprehensive monitoring coverage, multi-channel information transmission, high-standard infrastructure, visualized monitoring results, and intelligent management of the stations [2]