Managing drinking water, irrigation and wastewater intelligently together
On the one hand, water is seen as a giver of life, but at the same time as a primal force that can endanger life. The challenges facing cities and regions when it comes to water lie in this area of tension. Providing sufficient drinking water for humans, animals and plants, food production, system-relevant processes and the like in the long term is the top priority. At the same time, green spaces, which are important for a tolerable urban climate, increasingly need help to survive periods of drought. However, coping with heavy rainfall events is also presenting cities and municipalities with increasing challenges.
The key to mastering this complex mix of tasks lies in integration, i.e. not looking at and dealing with these challenges individually, but bringing them together under one roof. Digital, networked solutions for smart water management make this possible.
Central data platforms, which are fed by numerous data sources, provide an essential building block for this. Our white paper "Smart Water Management - overcoming challenges intelligently" reveals how the Internet of Things and digital twins help to increase administrative efficiency and reduce operating costs in municipal operations.
And you will learn much more: the same principle can also be used to optimize traffic management (Smart Traffic Management), waste management (Smart Waste Management) and even traditional and new forms of agriculture (Smart Farming).
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