New this Week: Smart Water Solutions
GWW SPOTLIGHT: Michael Karl, who’s seeking input on a SWAN Digital Twin White Paper. Karl is co-chair of SWAN’s Digital Twin Architecture Committee, and Brown and Caldwell’s National Smart Utility Technology Leader. We are including a link to the conceptual white paper concept here, and invite you to contact Michael with ideas whether or not you’re a member of the committee.
WATER’S BEAUTY: Water reminds us of the power of love, and the power of words, emotions. The beautiful impact we have on Valentine’s Day can impact our surroundings and all in our community all year long. Learn from Dr. Emoto how the tone and emotion you emit shapes water molecules, and enhances their beauty.
WWM CONFERENCE and WINGS: Gain a single-point of entry to India, February 24-26, 2021.
Register today to join water experts and technologists helping to address America and Asia infrastructure challenges.
SMART WATER = #SMARTCITY: OLEA Edge Technologies is helping utilities tap technology to bridge budget shortfalls caused by the Covid-19 pandemic by improving water meter accuracy.
WATER AT RISK: Frank Brigano updated all in the community on the FBI being called in to a Florida water utility, where hackers changed the balance of sodium hydroxide in the system.
SMALL SYSTEMS =BIG OPPORTUNITY: Learn more from Kyla Jacobsen, who is supporting AWWA with training programs throughout the nation.
What do you find that is most valuable to you in Global Water Works?
- Events – 75%
- Water Tech Showcase 25%
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I really like to just go to the Home page and scroll through all the entries. After that, I think Events is the next favorite.
Just being able to search and connect with others involved in the industry is great, but the comprehensive events calendar is something I check and add to frequently. Thanks.
EXTRA: Join us Feb. 24-26, as we bridge Asia and the Americas – Learn about #treatment, #watertech #ZeroWaste #IoT #waterbusiness
SAVE THE DATE: Read on for Global Water Works Community Happenings – curated from around the globe.
NEW YORK WATER ENVIRONMENT ASSOC. VIRTUAL ANNUAL MEETING – February 9-18
PRAYER MEETING – February 16
FLORIDA SECTION AWWA CERTIFICATION BOOTCAMP – February 16-18
PATHWAYS TO DIGITAL RESILIENCE (PART 1) – February 23
TWT BOOK CLUB (RAIN by Cynthia Barnett) – February 23
WORLD WATER TECH INNOVATION SUMMIT – February 23-24
WATER AND WASTE INTERNATIONAL WWM III – February 24 – 27. U.S. and India share knowledge and business opportunities.
PRAYER MEETING – March 2
ENVIROTECH ASIA – March 7 – 13
36TH ANNUAL WATEREUSE SYMPOSIUM – March 15 – 25
WEF COLLECTION SYSTEMS CONFERENCE – March 23 – 25
PATHWAYS TO DIGITAL RESILIENCE (PART 2) – March 30
LEAD AND WATER QUALITY SUMMIT – April 7-8
WATERNOW ALLIANCE ANNUAL SUMMIT – April 7-8
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ABOUT GlobalWaterWorks: Each week, we identify research, success stories, new technologies and water heroes to illustrate how global water works for the planet, people and prosperity.
Our mission is to connect drops of interest for waves of impact, and we invite you to collaborate and celebrate impactful water work in the community: https://www.globalwaterworks.org. You can also follow us on Twitter @GlobalWaterWork.SAVE THE DATE: Read on for Global Water Works Community Happenings – curated from around the globe. February 24 – 27. U.S. and India share knowledge and business opportunitie