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A raw depth channel and a raw velocity channel, viewed separately against fixed thresholds, tell an operator nothing actionable until the manhole is already surcharged. The signature was in the data the whole time.
Wet-weather overflow management demands real-time visibility, fast response and defensible documentation. Doing all three at once, with existing staff and existing data, has historically been out of reach.
Municipal stormwater departments invest years of engineering effort in SWMM, InfoWorks and MIKE models — then leave them dormant between projects, producing static reports that are outdated the moment they are printed.
The water and wastewater industry is at an inflection point — and a significant gap remains between recognising the value of AI-driven optimization and actually deploying it.
Actionable insight starts with visualization that does more than draw a line — scatter plots with curve fits, pipe diagrams with ISO flow lines, and site images scrolling alongside the sensor data they belong to.
The ASCE Report Card grades drinking water, wastewater and stormwater systems between D and C-minus. About 30% of Canada's water infrastructure is at or near the end of its service life.
Creating interactive visualizations from time-series data and running “what-if” analysis on trends is a recurring theme in collaboration-driven utilities. Here is the six-step version.
Identifying where an inflow and infiltration problem is, and how big it is, gives utilities and their stakeholders what they need to make decisions on infrastructure investment.
TREKK's patented PreView underground pipe viewing technology was conceived after “a young engineer in the company threw a deer camera down a sewer pipe to see what was going on, and it grew from there”.
A walkthrough using your own sites and your own data answers the questions an article cannot.