2019 Intelligent Water Systems Challenge

May 29, 2019
David Morroni
Newsletter

The Leaders Innovation Forum for Tecnology (LIFT) program, a joint effort of The Water Research Foundation (WRF) and the Water Environment Federation (WEF), is holding the second annual Intelligent Water Challenge to demonstrate the value of intelligent water systems to utilities and thereby foster the adoption of smart water technologies. The Challenge is also supported by the AWWA, Cleveland Water Alliance, ISA, SWAN, The Water Council, and WaterTAP. The Challenge gives students, professionals and technology aficionados the opportunity to showcase their talents and innovation, with a focus on leveraging data using the best available tools to help utilities better understand the dynamics of complex systems and make better decisions.

 

Winning Solution

Team 9 – City of Boulder, Colorado School of Mines, Baylor University, and Carollo Engineers

Topic: Practical Considerations of Operating and Advancing Ammonia-Based Aeration Control

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Runners Up

Team 1 - MWRD Chicago and Illinois State University

Topic: Develop Advanced Models to Predict and Optimize Chemical Dosage for Odor and Corrosion Control

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Team 11 – Pima County RWRD

Topic: Benchmarking & Optimization for Reducing Energy Footprint

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Events

Kick-off Webinar

 

Supporting Organizations

  • American Water Works Association
  • Cleveland Water Alliance
  • ISA Water/Wastewater Division
  • The Water Council
  • WaterTAP
  • SWAN

Questions

Contact David Morroni, with questions about the Intelligent Water Systems Challenge.

> Email David

 

Steering Committee Members

Elkin Hernandez, DC Water 

Tad Slawecki, Limno Tech

Adriana Felix-Salgado, EPA

Nicole Pasch, City of Grand Rapids

Ting Lu, Clean Water Services

Mike Sweeney, Toho Water

Lisa McFadden, WEF

Barry Liner, WEF

Fidan Karimova, WEF

 

Sponsors

The Water Council