Intelligent Water Systems
Identify, evaluate, and communicate best practices for the application of advanced sensing technologies and networks to improve compliance strategies and efficiency of operations and watershed management. This research area builds on recent and current work by others and evaluates the effectiveness of available and future technology and networks through demonstrations. This effort helps develop and maximize the capacity to use the vast amount of data generated to support water facilities as they transition to utilities of the future—improving the quality and services of drinking water and wastewater as well as ecosystem health.
Project List
Building Workforce Skills for Intelligent Water Operations
- Project Number: 4663
- Year Completed: 2019
Intelligent Water Networks Summit
- Project Number: 4714
- Year Completed: 2020
Utilizing Smart Water Networks to Manage Pressure and Flow
- Project Number: 4917
- Year Completed: Ongoing
- Project Number: 5039
- Year Completed: Ongoing
Integrating Management of Sensor Data for a Real Time Decision Making and Response System (co funding with WRRF)
- Project Number: 4759
- Year Completed: 2019
Strategic Workforce Plan/Employee Value Proposition
- Project Number: 4982
- Year Completed: 2019
Designing Sensor Networks and Locations in an Urban Sewershed (Phase 1)
- Project Number: 4835
- Year Completed: 2018
Leveraging Other Industries: Big Data Management
- Project Number: 4836
- Year Completed: 2018
Considerations for Security and Communications for Intelligent Water Systems
- Project Number: 4670
- Year Completed: 2018
Defining Attributes and Demonstrating Benefits of Intelligent Water Systems
- Project Number: 4614
- Year Completed: 2017
Workforce Skills of the Future
- Project Number: SENG5C16
- Year Completed: 2017
Compendium of Sensors and Monitors and Their Use in the Global Water Industry
- Project Number: SENG1C11
- Year Completed: 2014
Designing Sensor Networks and Locations in an Urban Sewershed (Phase 2)
- Project Number: 4797
- Year Completed: Ongoing