Smart Water Networks Videos: Increasing Utilities’ ROI on Infrastructure Data
Water utilities have a long history of collecting data to monitor their systems. Most utilities also analyze and design their systems using hydraulic modeling software, but may not realize that they can combine these tools to make smarter decisions throughout the water infrastructure lifecycle. From planning and design to operation and maintenance, water networks become more reliable, efficient, and sustainable.
As an example of increasing the return on data investments, Gannett Fleming and Lehigh County Authority have worked together to integrate GIS, customer billing, and SCADA data with Bentley’s WaterGEMS hydraulic modeling software. As a result, Lehigh County Authority has a continuously calibrated hydraulic model and timely operational data, allowing them to constantly make better informed decisions about their water network.
To learn more about what WaterGEMS software can do for your organization, watch the following short videos.
Intelligent decisions for water distribution systems with WaterGEMS >>
Watch an overview of the WaterGEMS hydraulic modeling software, and what can be achieved by integrating infrastructure data. This video includes examples of how data can lead to better insight, to act appropriately upon a wide range of network events.
Real-time simulation to ensure smooth operations, and emergency response >>
Watch a brief summary of how connecting your SCADA system to a hydraulic model in real-time can help ensure that everything is operating effectively, and help you intervene when an emergency arises.
Smarter operational decisions with Bentley solution >>
Water utilities are increasingly collecting more information about the current and past state of the network. Watch how Bentley solution can help you turn various data sources into smarter operational decisions every day: better forecast system conditions and performance, manage pumps and storage to save energy and money, plan ahead for scheduled maintenance, and react to unplanned outages and emergencies.
