Big Data For Small Towns, Or Stopping The $300,000 Leak
Source: AVEVA
By Michael Kanellos
The water burbling down the rural hillside, nurturing the thick foliage, certainly looked like a stream.
In reality, the water came from a broken water pipe leaking 280 gallons per minute, notes Carl Alexander, the GIS director at White House Utility District (WHUD), a municipal water utility in north of Nashville that serves roughly 33,000 homes and businesses.
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