A Digital Twin is a virtual model that replicates the real behavior of the system and simulates its response under any conditions. In the water industry, this enables utilities to fully understand the processes that are taking place.
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A pilot project to reduce drinking water losses in the network operated by EPS Grau, the water supplier in the Piura region of northern Peru, has been successfully conducted over the last few months.
For the second year in a row, V5G Days 2022 will be taking place from May 30-31 in Valencia, Spain. Idrica is one of the event’s sponsors and will be participating in one of the sessions about 5G deployment success stories.
The 12th SWAN Annual Conference is set to take place on May 24-26, 2022, in Washington DC. The event’s main theme this year is “Connecting Innovation to Impact” and GoAigua will be sponsoring the Digital Twin Workshop.
Idrica has won the iAgua 2022 Company Award for Digital Transformation. Every year, this prestigious awards acknowledge outstanding water organizations and professionals in Spain and Latin America.
Our responsibility in the water sector is to ensure the availability of this precious resource for future generations. Therefore, we must join forces to achieve water efficiency.
The city of León lacked a platform to bring together and harness all the data. Thus, a pilot was developed to implement the GoAigua solution in an assigned sector of the city’s network to reduce water losses and energy costs.
Idrica and its local partner, Quantum Solutions, will be participating in the 9th World Water Forum from March 21-26 in Dakar, Senegal, for the world’s largest water industry event.
Water is definitely a strategic resource for Middle Eastern countries. This is how technology is helping Qatar optimize the management of hydraulic resources in order to solve water issues.
5G is not just another new generation of communication. It is a veritable revolution in how mobile networks are designed and used. Chema Nebot, Idrica’s Business Development Director, explains the trends in 5G for 2022 in the water industry.
More and more water utilities are adding Artificial Intelligence (AI) to their processes. Manuel García, Data Scientist at Idrica, details the trends in Artificial Intelligence for 2022 in the water industry.
The integration of real-time data eliminated silos of information and turned billions of data points into actionable insights in the water utility of Chino, California.
In recent years, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) have become an essential tool for water utilities. Sergio Aznar, GIS Department Director at Idrica, explains the trends in Geographic Information Systems
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