Why Seminars in Water Management Are So Valuable
Practical knowledge for the safe use of modern measurement technology Work on the water distribution network is rarely predictable. Every leak behaves differently, every
Drinking Water Networks as Critical Infrastructure
What a Power Outage in Berlin Reveals About the Vulnerability of Our Supply Systems Drinking water networks are part of critical infrastructure and are one of the most important foundations
Over 10 million liters of water loss prevented every day
South West Water UK has made significant progress in the fight against water loss. Through the targeted use of modern technologies, leaks have been prevented and
Data Loggers in Use
How Digital Monitors Reveal Water Losses When Water Flows at Night and No One Is Using It In drinking water networks, the night is a quiet
Pipe Location in Drinking Water Networks – Efficient Leak Detection
In many water supply networks—especially older ones—there are no precise plans or digital documentation of the pipelines. Without precise knowledge of the pipeline route, it is
Correlation in Leak Detection
Introduction: Why Correlation Is Crucial for Leak Detection. When a leak occurs somewhere in an underground drinking water network, it’s time for water utility managers and service providers to
How the Rhine Could Become the Source of the Future
When the River Becomes a Spring In times of climate change, increasing drought, and rising heat stress, even water-rich regions like Germany are facing
Drinking Water Losses and How to Prevent Them
Water is one of our planet's most valuable resources. A safe and efficient drinking water supply is essential for households, industry, and agriculture. Yet worldwide
Capri Island: Water Supply System Collapsed
Due to a technical malfunction, the water supply on the Mediterranean island of Capri failed on Saturday, June 24, 2024. As a result, access for tourists was
Germany is short billions of metric tons of water
Water is a precious resource that is becoming increasingly scarce due to droughts and heat waves. New analyses of satellite data show a significant decline in the