SCADA and Automation Videos

41. On-Demand Webinar | Stormwater In The Infrastructure Bill And New Functionality In InfoDrainage 1/11/2022

    This week's Water Talk looked at the proposed infrastructure bill and how it relates to creating more resilient communities through improved technology. A lot of that new technology comes in the form of more low-impact designs to better manage stormwater by mimicking the natural hydrology of an existing site. You'll also learn about InfoDrainage's ability to design green infrastructure, ensure that designs are sized accurately, and leverage every dollar from the infrastructure bill's grants. We've also added some new and powerful functionality with a 2D engine which can take the guesswork out of including overland flow paths with your drainage design.

42. How Software Solutions And The Infrastructure Bill Intersect 1/11/2022

    Due to the Revised Lead and Copper Rule and the (eventual?) passing of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), utilities are now required and incentivized to better assess and replace lead pipes within their networks. This Water Talks presentation evaluates how utilities can use accessible data and available software solutions to quickly understand and take advantage of the funding within the IIJA to meet and exceed the 2024 reporting requirements in the new EPA regulation.

43. On-Demand Webinar | Pass The Mic: Data Management On Large Assessment Programs Using InfoAsset Planner 1/7/2022

    Jacobs and DeKalb County joined us for this edition of Water Talks. Listen to how these two large organizations manage multiple databases and software solutions to deliver more informed risk models and prioritized rehab plans.

44. On-Demand Webinar | Case Study: Using InfoWorks ICM At DeKalb County For Technical Analysis 1/7/2022

    DeKalb County gets a whopping 52 inches of rain on average each year! Compared to the US average of 38 inches of rain, this particular county takes its approach to rainfall management very seriously and attributes its success to a unique approach using the ground infiltration model (GIM) in InfoWorks ICM.

45. On-Demand Webinar | Case Study: Using InfoAsset For Creek Crossing Evaluations In California 1/7/2022

    Sewer agencies have many competing interests when it comes to identifying funding priorities. Typically, regulatory requirements such as preventing and mitigating sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs) are high priorities for various social, economic, and environmental reasons.

46. On-Demand Webinar | Collection System Model: How To Build A Model From Scratch AND Keep It Up To Date 1/7/2022

    Building a model requires builders to ask similar questions as constructing a physical infrastructure. Is it a temporary structure you are building only for one event? Or is it a model you would like to keep for many years? Depending on what your plans are for the model, you’ll build it differently.

47. On-Demand Webinar | Effects Of Live Storm Modeling On Utilities' Operations 1/6/2022

    Over the past couple of years, we've spent a lot of time and effort unpacking what a digital twin is and how it differs from a typical master planning model. But what does it really look like on a day-to-day basis once it's implemented? How can it help my operations team, and what are the realized benefits for my community?

48. On-Demand Webinar | AI Enabled Utilities Across The Entire Water Cycle 1/6/2022

    Now more than ever, there is a critical need for accurate and informative data to help combat the burdens of climate change, pressures of regulatory frameworks, market resistance to rate increases, and the ever-evolving replacement of experienced workers.

49. Changing The Procurement Process Through Storytelling with Cristina Ahmadpour, MELP, Managing Director (Americas) , Isle Utilities 12/1/2021

    When it comes to working with utilities, Cristina Ahmadpour says it all comes down to understanding their story, their goals, and working to build a relationship based on trust and understanding.

50. Improve Water & Wastewater Operations With Advanced Analytics 9/21/2021

    Across water and wastewater organizations, engineering decisions are too often made based on subjective judgements. Considering how inexpensive and easy modern automation makes it to generate and collect massive amounts of process data, the propensity to make decisions by gut feel may seem far-fetched to a bystander. For plant personnel, however, the struggle to improve upon instinct is often all too real.