AMR, AMI AND METERING RESOURCES

• 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 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.

• AMI Reluctance And The Risk Of Doing Nothing

  Water utility systems that have transitioned to AMI benefit from increased revenue, reduced risk, improved customer relations, and widespread efficiencies across operations.

• Have AMI? You're Halfway To A Business Case For Smart Infrastructure And IoT

  Once utilities truly start leveraging that meter-to-cash investment called AMI, they will see they already have an IoT solution in place, and it comes with a built-in business case. 

• AMI Data = Insights For Water Utilities

  Discover how analytics can amplify the benefits of AMI in identifying non-revenue water losses and enhancing customer service. 

• Stop 3 Water Loss Thieves Cold With Analytics

  Learn how water utilities can reduce apparent and real water losses by including analytics as an integral component of AMI strategy. 

• 3 Steps To Scare Off Non-Revenue Water Loss

  This is the time of the year for ghouls, goblins, and things that go bump in the night. Of all the scary things that your water utility might confront on all hallows ‘eve, however, the most chilling might be unforeseen non-revenue water losses from leaks, theft or meter inaccuracies.

• Early Leak Detection Made Simple With Underground Acoustic Leak-Detection

  In 2017, Orlando residents saw firsthand the negative effects of what could happen when a construction crew caused a major water main break downtown. Not only did the leak become an inconvenience for the city, but it also was expensive to repair.

• A Combo Utility Benefits From AMI

  The City of Dothan, AL, recently turned to Aclara for an advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) solution to support its 31,000 electric and 35,000 water meters. This case study details how the city implemented a single network solution that effectively collects water and electric meter readings and provides the information needed to enhance operations and customer service for city residents.