The live demonstrations will showcase the functionality, features, and capabilities of a digital product in real-time. These demonstrations provide a hands-on experience for the audience, allowing attendees to witness the product in action, observe its performance, and understand its potential benefits first-hand.
Format of the Live Demonstration
Presenters will walk the audience through various scenarios, demonstrating how the product addresses specific challenges or improves efficiency in water resource management. The audience will be able to ask questions and interact with the tool via the Summit App. The session allows potential users, customers, or stakeholders to evaluate the product’s usability, performance, and potential value.
Live Demonstration Presenters
Nikhilesh Kumar, Vassar Labs, India
Leveraging Digital Water Management with aquaWISE
AquaWISE is a realtime decision support platform, which monitors and manages water resources and supply from anywhere. Currently used by various states and counties, the system creates Digital Twins of large scale water systems, translates data into wisdom to identify issues and visualize “what-if” and “what-to-do-now” scenarios. The platform integrates IoT, SCADA, Big data, AI/ML, GIS, Cloud, Scientific Modeling etc. via a web-based geoportal. It leverages realtime monitoring of water resources, utility networks, water distribution, predictive analytics on water demand and supply, data driven insights on billing and collection, alerts on leakages, water utility management, tracking non-revenue water, inter river basin transfers, sectoral water accounting and more. The system is envisaged to adhere to the IWRM strategy aimed at various SDGs especially 6 & 6.5. The system ensures water security for all, adding to socio economic benefits.
Raul Navas, BuntPlanet, Spain
Innovation and Usability in Water Digitalisation: SiWA LeakPlus in Action
The SIWA LeakPlus is an AI-based application for leakage detection in the distribution water networks, with a local case study from Spain highlighting its effectiveness. Usability is considered a paramount factor in its design, ensuring that water utilities can seamlessly integrate it into their operations. One of its notable innovations lies in its Virtual DMAs approach, which optimises water distribution by creating virtual monitoring zones. This approach covers different parameters within water distribution system, involving smart metering, sensors, cloud-computing, artificial intelligence and hydraulic simulations, thus allowing utilities to detect and address leaks and inefficiencies with precision. This holistic approach not only enhances water conservation efforts but also promotes these sustainable water management practices at a global scale.
Sergio T. Coelho, Baseform, Portugal
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Joan Carles Guardiola, IDRICA, Spain
Interactive demo of Xylem Vue powered by GoAigua platform
Through this interactive demo, we will demonstrate how final users of the platform can benefit from a holistic approach to solving different operational challenges. The speaker will show different user stories to navigate from the Operational Intelligence layer of the platform to the different applications where data analytics provide valuable insights to identify and solve problems.