Waternomics - ICT For Water Management

@WATERNOMICS_EU www.waternomics.eu

Project co-funded by the European Commission within the 7th Framework Program (Grant Agreement No. 619660)

ICT FOR WATER MANAGEMENT

Presented by Wassim Derguech

OPEN AGILE SMART CITIES – IRELAND INAUGURAL MEETING – DUBLIN – WOODQUAY VENUE

TUESDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER 2015

@WATERNOMICS_EU www.waternomics.eu2

WATER IS VITAL

Water is essential

65% of water

75% of water

80% of water


ONLY 3% IS FRESH WATER

70% of water

Only 3% is fresh water


WATER DEMAND IN NUMBERS

By 2025, 2/3 of the world population will live in water stressed regions

Global energy and water demand is expected to rise 40% over the next 20 years

20-40% of Europe’s water is being wasted

+40%

20-40% of water wasted


WATER INFRASTRUCTURES ARE COSTLY TO MAINTAIN


MULTIPLE SOURCES OF DATA ARE REQUIRED


BUILDING SMART APPLICATIONS


SMART WATER IMPACT COVERS 3 AREAS

Domestic Users

Corporate UsersSMART Cities


▶ Type of project: Collaborative project▶ Project start date: February 2014▶ Duration: 36 months▶ Call: FP7-ICT-2013-11▶ Effort: 416 PM▶ Budget: €4.287M▶ Max EC contribution: €2.905M▶ Grant No.: 619660▶ Consortium: 9 partners▶ Countries: 4▶ SMEs: 4▶ Pilots: 3

KEY FACTS ABOUT WATERNOMICS


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Municipality Corporate Public

THERMI, GREECE LINATE AIRPORT, MILIAN GALWAY, IRELAND

Domestic users and utility Corporate users School and University Users

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• Identify, inform and gain consent of user-base;

• Detail assessment metrics;• Link the Waternomics

Platform to the Utility database;

• Gain feedback on feasibilityand efficiency of flexible tariffing;

• Feedback from utilities and consumers on: personalised interaction with the system and ease of data accessibility;

• Evaluate efficacy of system in raising user awareness of water consumption, and changes in consumer behaviour.

• Technical – sensor locations, data and communication architecture;

• Reporting – relevant KPI’s;• Economical – Cost/Benefit

analysis;• Business Model – new services

and value proposition;• Management and processes;• Certifications;• Savings – attributable savings

based on availability of real-time water data for (i) novel business models, (ii) fault/leak detection, (iii) water network optimisation;

• Corporate image– CSR;• Public Awareness.

• Assess current SOTA metering and billing methodologies;

• Detailed monitoring of usage characteristics;

• Conduct data analysis / assessment

• Implement and test leak and fault detection strategies;

• Implement public water feedback and visualisation dashboard;

• Test gamification system and gather feedback from users.

PILOT SITES


KEY TECHNOLOGIES


ICT4WATER.EU


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