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Water modeling is a technique to digitally simulate the water distribution systems used for cities. It helps municipal administrations and engineering firms to understand a range of characteristics of water networks.

Utilities are spending large amounts of money on Non-Revenue Water and hours developing annual water loss reports with little way of tracking this through the year or how it can be dealt with. As a result, leakage strategies are being picked up by utilities all over the world to meet targets of leakage reduction through the network, both transmission and distribution. To learn how you can use modelling to resolve these issues, read this blog...

Water/wastewater infrastructure is aging rapidly in most cities, and the growing population is only increasing the load on the crumbling water systems. Read about the tried and true 8 "I's" of asset management to see how you can tackle these challenges.