AMR, AMI AND METERING RESOURCES

• Why You Need More Than Meters In Your Advanced Metering Infrastructure

  By connecting sensors and instruments to AMI networks, water utilities can glean a level of visibility into and control over distribution systems that isn’t possible with flow data alone.

• Combating Cyber Threats: How To Secure Water Utility Systems

  As technology gets more sophisticated, so have hackers and cyberattacks. How can utilities protect themselves and their customers?

• Global Omnium: Transforming From Conventional To Smart Water

  Lessons learned from building one of the largest smart meter networks in Europe.

• Overcome The Supply Chain Disruptions

  The water utility industry is transitioning to wireless smart meters, creating opportunities for small to medium-sized utilities. Cloud-based applications offer automation, data management, and remote access, providing billing solutions, water usage monitoring, and safety tools.

• AMI And Leak Detection Stops The Flow Of Non-Revenue Water

  How are water utilities getting the deluge of real and apparent water losses under control? The City of Elmhurst, a stately suburb west of Chicago with a population of about 46,000 residents, is a case study on how one municipality took on the issue.

• The Evolving Landscape Of Smart Water Meters

  Although advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) technology has been around for some time, it is still on the upswing in terms of adoption and performance.
• The Key To Restoring Customer Trust After A Data Breach

  Public confidence can be hard to win back, emphasizing the need for secure systems as utilities grow more reliant on digital technologies.
• Connecting The Water Cycle: Bridging The Physical-Digital Gap

  There are many reasons why an AMI system might fail, but more often than not it boils down to gaps in the physical-to-digital transition.

• Enhancing Water Conservation Through Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) At EBMUD

  Water Online recently spoke with Dave Wallenstein, P.E., a licensed mechanical and civil engineer with East Bay MUD, about how they are using AMI to conserve water.

• Optimizing Water Utility Operations Through Data-Driven Insights

  Limited visibility into distribution networks can cause issues like undetected leaks and billing inaccuracies. AMI and analytics can provide continuous monitoring for improved anomaly detection and prioritized actions.