WATER LOSS AND LEAK DETECTION RESOURCES
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This article will explore how a typical US city can save hundreds of thousands of dollars annually by adopting WLM systems and the importance of reinvesting these savings into improving water networks.
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While having access to vast amounts of data is beneficial, the challenge lies in interpreting this data to make informed decisions.
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Read about an island that worked with Itron to reduce water losses in Sardinia by installing smart meters that accurately measure consumption and detect leaks. The goal is to improve water conservation and billing efficiency.
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By integrating smart meter technology, utilities can ensure the sustainability of water resources, enhance operational efficiency, and make data-driven decisions.
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By leveraging the data that meters provide, we can move from reactive repairs to a proactive approach, safeguarding our precious water resources and ensuring a more sustainable future.
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This article explores how NRW can contribute to the formation of sinkholes, and why addressing non-revenue water is vital for preventing these potentially dangerous occurrences.
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Metering-as-a-service (MaaS) provides a means for utilities to transition to, or upgrade existing, advanced metering infrastructure with no up-front cost and immediate ROI.
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An LDS leverages existing meters, sensors, and other instrumentation to more precisely pinpoint leak locations, saving time, money, and manpower spent scouring and searching.
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Here are just a few examples of innovative ways that communities are leveraging Trimble Cityworks, Esri, and partner solutions.
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Water utilities must grasp the complete scope, including social and environmental costs, to comprehend the consequences of ignoring or postponing measures to address NRW.
WATER LOSS AND LEAK DETECTION VIDEOS
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Revitalizing Aging Utility Systems With Digital Solutions
Angela Godwin is joined by two new guests in this episode of Water Talk: Peter Kraft from Xylem and Monty Ledbetter from the City of Hot Springs.