Connecting Water Data to Improve Outcomes

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Connecting Water Data to Improve Outcomes

What is the Internet of Water?

The Internet of Water is about sharing and integrating water data that are used to inform decision-making and improve outcomes for sustainability. We envision a dynamic, interconnected network where water data are readily discoverable, easily accessible, of known quality, and are put to use to inform decisions that transform how we manage our water resources.

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Data Stories

Community Science on the Hooch

Established in 1994, Chattahochee Riverkeeper (CRK) is a non-governmental and community science organization based out of Atlanta, GA that is dedicated to the protection, preservation, and stewardship of the Chattahoochee River...

Unearthing the Hidden Benefits of Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI)

The Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority (Water Authority) of Albuquerque, New Mexico has been expanding its advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) program since 2011. As of 2019, 49% of its 200,000 accounts have...

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Upcoming Events

Sep 28

Water for Texas 20/20 Conference

A clear vision for the future starts with innovative thinking and strategic planning. It requires an understanding of where we’ve come from and a shared line of sight to where we need to be. The Water for Texas 20/20 conference...

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Come listen as our director @jp_phillips10 and five other great panelists discuss how #demandsidesubsidies for stand-alone solar products can help expand energy access with @ACE_TAF! Webinar Wednesday @ 2:30pm E.A.T.

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State Water Boards@CaWaterBoards·

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Many contend that Consumer Confidence Reports produced by public water systems could use a serious rethinking. Here’s a competition that asks data scientists, visualization experts, water tech engineers & others to come up with something innovative. http://waterdataprize.com

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The Internet of Water Revisited

Diverse, informative conversations from water data stakeholders are the topic of the latest Aspen Institute – IoW report: Internet of Water Revisited. Learn about recent round table events discussing current water data activities, and the needs and expectations of different communities and sectors from California, the Great Lakes region, the Midwest, Texas, and the Colorado River Basin. Get the report released this month!

You can find the report here!