Featured Solutions

  1. Deployment Of A Low-Power LoRa LPWAN Sensor Network For Environmental Monitoring In Antarctica 7/22/2026

    Maintain complete situational awareness over remote, unpowered infrastructure. A duty-cycled sensor network buffers daily environmental data and transmits via scheduled satellite windows, delivering reliable structural oversight in extreme off-grid environments while minimizing power consumption.

  2. How Anaheim Manages 12,000 Backflow Devices With A Team Of One 7/22/2026

    Digitalizing cross-connection control allows large water utilities to automate tester registrations, verify credentials, and process online test reports seamlessly. This administrative shift eliminates data backlogs, saving hundreds of staff hours annually.

  3. The Swarm Effect: Monitoring The Pipe, Not Just The Plant 7/22/2026

    Conventional distribution monitoring relies on sparse plant-level data, forcing utilities to infer water quality across wide piping networks. Dense, multi-point sensing delivers real-time visibility, allowing operators to target flushing, isolate contamination, and optimize distribution operations.

  4. Calibration Season Is A Myth You Can Retire 7/22/2026

    Frequent calibration schedules are often just a workaround for unstable instrumentation prone to measurement drift. By preventing organic fouling at the electrode level, monitoring systems maintain accuracy longer, cutting routine field labor and driving down operational costs.

  5. Why Industrial Pretreatment Programs Are Drowning In Administration, And What Modern Technology Can Do About It 7/22/2026

    Evaluating industrial discharge data manually consumes valuable staff time and increases risk. Automated sampling ingestion flags limit violations instantly, streamlining enforcement, reducing administrative strain, and keeping municipal wastewater treatment infrastructure protected.

  6. Using Operational Data To Prioritize Water Infrastructure Investments 7/22/2026

    Meter reads, pressure measurements, leak alerts, and maintenance records all provide valuable insight into system performance. The challenge for most utilities is that this information often exists in silos across multiple systems, making it difficult to connect individual data points and determine what requires attention first.

  7. What Would Your Best Operator Do With 40 Hours A Month Back? 7/21/2026

    Routine maintenance and travel consume valuable technical capacity. Eliminating low-judgment upkeep tasks frees skilled operators to focus on high-value priorities, turning time savings into a workforce multiplier that strengthens long-term system reliability.

  8. When It Rains, It Pours: Why Stormwater Compliance Is Harder Than It Looks 7/20/2026

    Municipal stormwater programs face complex oversight across widespread construction sites and discharge points. Transitioning from paper logs to mobile digital inspections streamlines field reporting, clarifies site histories, and ensures continuous environmental protection.

  9. Your Backflow Program Is More Vulnerable Than You Think 7/20/2026

    Managing municipal backflow prevention programs requires tracking thousands of assemblies, test notices, and certifications. Replacing manual recordkeeping with automated digital tracking eliminates backlogs, ensuring timely enforcement and protecting public drinking water systems from contamination.

  10. Evaluating VFD Placement In Data Center Pumping Systems 7/20/2026

    Explore how VFD placement impacts vibration, thermal exposure, maintenance access, and long-term reliability in mission-critical data center pumping systems.