The Water Sector Embraces Predictive Analytics
Facilitating Informed, Proactive, and Optimized Management of Water Resources
Read more hereAutomation and AI for real-time monitoring
Integrating Automation and AI in Real-Time Monitoring Systems
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Showcasing detailed regional analysis of the latest smart technologies for global water infrastructures
View the latest programExpert Speakers to Date
- Mike Uthe
Mueller Water Products - Kevin Barnes
Fluid Conservation Systems - Geoff Roberts
FiberSense - James Swantek
Kamstrup - Eric Toffin
Xylem - Chris Spataro
Hetek Solutions - Harrison Richarz
PipeSonic - Suzanne Timan
Esri - Srinidhi Channagiri
KETOS - Brendan Hegerty
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Past attendees:
- Aquana
- M.E. Simpson Co.
- Aqualia
- Arcadis
- South Coast Water District
- Santa Clara Valley Water District
- Arup
- Kennedy Water Consulting
- Moulton Niguel Water District
- Badger Meter
- FLEXIM Americas Corporation
- Hazen and Sawyer
- IoTerop
- City of Santa Rosa
- City of Roseville
Who should attend
- Water Utilities
- Artificial Intelligence Solutions
- Leak Detection Services
- Asset Location and Management
- Satellite, Thermal, & Radar Imaging
- Flow Meters and Meter Readers
- Civil Engineering & Planning
- Water Treatment
- Real-Time Monitoring Services
- Smart Network Technologies
- Environmental Assessments
- Designing Services
- Groundwater Management
- Disaster Management
- Stormwater Management
- Weather Forecasting Services
- Health & Safety Management
- Regulations and Compliance
- Research and Development
- Legal and Compliance Work
- News Reporting and Journalism
- Global Water Utilities
- IT Companies
- Wastewater Management
- Water Network Services
- Engineering and Construction
- Manufacturing Industries
- Leak Detection Equipment
- Geospatial Data Companies
- Flood Management
- GIS and Imaging Companies
- Civil Engineering Companies
- Water Infrastructure Specialists
- Real-Time Monitoring Specialists
- Data Management Solutions
- Smart Network Companies
- Pipe Inspection Companies
- Meter, Valve, and Pump Suppliers
- Flow Meter Companies
- Water Network Professionals
- Associations and Alliances
- Research and Development
- Environmental Services
- Government & Regulators
- News Reporters and Journalists
- Legal and Compliance Services
- Banking and Financial Services
- Other Professional Services
Why Attend
The Water AI 2024 Exhibition & Conference is the only event to deliver leading market intelligence and industry presentations on the latest AI advancements in water resource management.
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The Premier Forum for AI-driven Solutions in Hydrology and Water Resource Management
Welcome to the Water AI 2024 Exhibition and Conference, where leaders from the water sector will meet with AI Developers and water resource experts to explore AI solutions designed to address challenges in resource allocation, water demand forecasting, and regulatory risks.
The water sector faces escalating demand and evolving regulations amid climate uncertainty. Advanced automation and AI technologies offer precise forecasting, efficient distribution, infrastructure failure prediction, and sustainable water resource management.
Join us at the Water AI 2024 to investigate AI-driven solutions that enhance operational efficiencies, optimize water usage, and ensure regulatory compliance, shaping the future of sustainable water management.
This year's Water AI 2024 conference focuses on AI-driven water resource management. It aims to unite water professionals, AI developers, and industry experts to address challenges and examine new opportunities for the water industry.
Key topics on this year’s agenda include:
- Making an economic assessment of AI-driven water asset management
- Integrating AI technologies into existing water infrastructures
- Strategies for real-time monitoring and decision-making in water systems
- Exploring geospatial analysis and hydrological forecasting technologies
- Implementing big data and predictive modelling for process optimization
- End-user case studies on how to adopt AI for sustainable water management.
This exhibition and conference will be a forum for stakeholders across the water industry, AI solution providers, experts, and technology companies to network, build cross-market relationships, and discuss advancements in water management.
Call for Presentation
If you would like to be a speaker at this event, please contact sean.collins@iQ-Hub.com with the subject heading “Call for Papers – Water AI 2024”.
Book now
To secure your place at Water AI 2024 or if you require more information, please contact delegates@iQ-Hub.com.
SPONSORS / EXHIBITORS
Key topics for 2024:
- Making an economic assessment of AI-driven water asset management
Evaluating the economic benefits of AI-driven water asset management helps decision-makers balance costs with long-term efficiency. - Integrating AI technologies into existing water infrastructures
Retrofitting advanced AI solutions into legacy water infrastructure enhances efficiency and effectiveness. - Strategies for real-time monitoring and decision-making in water systems
Deploying sensors and IoT devices to collect real data on water quality, flow, and usage patterns facilitates decision-making for distribution, wastewater treatment, and crisis management. - Exploring geospatial analysis and hydrological forecasting technologies
Leveraging AI to interpret spatial data for managing water resources and analyzing geographic and environmental data to forecast events such as floods, droughts, and water quality changes. - Implementing big data and predictive modelling for process optimization
Harnessing AI for processing large volumes of data enables the optimization of water treatment processes through predictive analytics in water infrastructure. - End-user case studies on how to adopt AI for sustainable water management
Reviewing real-world examples and case studies of successful AI adoption in sustainable water resource management.
Testimonials
- Cutting-edge technology conference for water utilities, the best available
Eric Lenz (South Coast Water District) - Enjoyed learning about water loss control efforts and data management strategies from other utilities
Andrew Richardson (East Bay Municipal Utility District) - The presentations were succinct and clear, providing a great opportunity to learn about new trends
Nass Diallo (Las Vegas Valley Water District) - The conference provided diverse, informative presentations on changing water systems, offering valuable insights for all attendees to compare and learn
Sarina Castillo (Moulton Niguel Water District) - Explored a broad scope of opportunities in water utility, making it a beneficial event
Josh Zier (Project Canary)
