Asset Management Resources

71. $108 Million Renovation Project Wrapping Up 9/6/2023
    The water is flowing, the big tanks are filling, and the new pumps are humming at one of Denver Water's most important facilities.
72. Aegea Creates Brazil's Largest 3D Digital Sanitation Map As Part Of Their Intelligent Infrastructure Program 8/25/2023

    In this case study, learn about a highly interactive 3D map representing over 1,000 sanitation facilities in a virtual reality environment which optimizes performance, service availability, and reliability.

73. What Does Real-Time Decision Support Look Like In The Plant? 8/18/2023

    Real-time decision support can unlock new value from existing infrastructure, reduce inefficiencies, and provide a holistic view of the utility network, its assets, and its operations.

74. Climate Change Is Increasing Stress On Thousands Of Aging Dams Across The U.S. 7/18/2023

    The consequences of a dam overtopping, and possibly failing, depend on several factors, such as the purpose of the dam, its size, and its location. If a dam is designed for flood protection and is surrounded by homes, businesses or critical infrastructure, a large uncontrolled release of water could be catastrophic.

75. Removing Dams From The Klamath River Is A Step Toward Justice For Native Americans In Northern California 7/12/2023
    People and fish of the Klamath River have been interconnected for millennia. But dams and irrigation systems built before the 1960s have separated fish from their spawning habitats and Indigenous cultures from sacred fish. Recognizing this harm, state, federal, and tribal agencies now are removing four of the Klamath's six dams to let fish migrate farther upstream to historical habitats. This US$450 million project is the largest dam removal in the world.
76. How Automated Monitoring Is Simplifying Infrastructure Management 7/5/2023

    Advanced automated monitoring systems offer a solution to software fatigue by providing a consolidated platform that presents understandable data and facilitates informed decision-making.

77. Tackling Rising Energy Costs 6/21/2023

    Within the water treatment industry, aeration processes consume the most energy. However, costs for electricity are continuing to rise, even for large customers that are accustomed to negotiating lower than average prices.

78. Groton Utilities: Improving Efficiency And Performance With Enterprise Asset Management 6/21/2023

    In this case study, read about a Connecticut utility that deployed integrated solutions to streamline asset management, maintenance, and reporting. 

79. WWEMA Window: The Changing Nature Of The Water Construction And Procurement Industry 6/20/2023

    This article is my third since 2021. The subject of the prior articles has been from the perspective of a manufacturer's representative and reporting from the field on items related to project funding, supply chain impacts on construction, and the general state of the industry from the point of sale and installation. So why not continue the discussion with this article?

80. Finding Your Team's Ideal AI Inspection Solution 6/14/2023

    The rippling effects of AI-powered defect coding alone are quickly changing the way municipalities approach sewer maintenance and asset management.