Joint Research Programme
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Optimisation of pressure-sensor location
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Particle composition and biological stability
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Measuring a number of failure mechanisms in exit assessments
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Measures to combat the unwanted heating of water in the pipe network
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Joint Research Programme Incubator Function
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Joint Research Programme ‘Eyes & Ears’
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Joint Research Programme Impact Studies
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The customer perspective toolkit
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Water reuse presents opportunities
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Forecasting models and scenario development for the drinking water infrastructure
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Successful BTO Research Meeting ‘Together towards the next step’
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Validation slow sand filtration at De Punt
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Microbiology during drinking water distribution
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Assets: looking ahead to 2030 and 2050
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Future perspectives on peat polders
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Exploration: future visions of the circular economy
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Customer perspectives
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Good start programme water in the circular economy
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Code of Practice helps businesses monitor their own carbon neutrality
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Drinking water sector investigating potential risks of antimicrobial resistance
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Water sector can do something about fake news
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BTO evaluation 2016
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Water companies, Vewin and KWR build upon structural research collaboration
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Structural collaboration UGhent, KU Leuven and the water sector’s joint research programme
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Transition to a hydrogen economy opens opportunities for water companies
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Heat and Cold from drinking water (HCD)
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Determining contamination source with hydraulic software packages
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Unique citizen science project concludes: Amsterdam’s tap water is fresh
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Developments in water quality at surface water intake points for drinking water supply
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Stakeholder expectations Vitens
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Role determination in area planning processes: summary of Vitens Tailored Research project results
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Oportunistic pathogenic microorganisms in drinking water
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Value of legal and alternative regrowth parameters
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Nitrogen labelling
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Impact studies
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Horizon scanning and impact studies
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Data mining for asset management – survey and water sector examples
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Applicability of German climate research to the Dutch situation – phase 1
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Perspective and preconditions for the development and use of autonomous inspection robots in water mains
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Smarter measurement
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QMRA of the distribution network
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Antibiotic resistance in surface water and water treatment
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Communications
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From mains data to mains knowledge
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Knowledge-based rules for PVC mains
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New applications of subsurface water storage in practice
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Smart Wellfield: gains from smart management or separate abstraction?
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Efficient hot water heating
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Treating spent IEX regenerant streams
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Rapid Filtration Engineering Assistant
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Validation and standardisation of the BPP test for drinking water
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Consequences of intake of back-up Lek water on drinking water quality and dune ecology
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Material properties required for shallowly buried pipes
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Customer perception/experience and infrastructure
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Data mining in suspect screening data; searching for relevant new chemicals in different water types
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Towards a multidisciplinary BTO: Insights and recommendations from the literature
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Elaboration of heat-cold recovery from drinking water
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BTO workshop on Collaboration Opportunities in the Cycle
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Future water use and peak factors under climate change
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Incorporation of soil nutrients and acidity into PROBE
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Robustness of the drinking water infrastructure
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Modelling regrowth in the distribution network
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Strategies for the optimal placement of water quality sensors in the distribution network
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Exploration of climate-neutrality in the watercycle at the tactical and strategic level
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PROBE 3: an innovative model for vegetation development, groundwater recharge and nitrate leaching in a changing climate
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Towards an optimal management of wellfields; conduct of two pilots
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Performance of nanotechnology-based membranes in the removal of pathogens and organic micropollutants
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Physical vulnerability of mains to climate change
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Future temperature in the distribution network under the impact of urbanisation and climate change
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Ground passage in the adaptation of surface-water water companies due to population aging and climate change
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Improving water quality prognosis at surface water intake points for drinking water supply
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Occurrence and removal of nanoparticles in drinking water treatment
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Improvement potential of residuals from WML drinking water production
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Iron and manganese removal in above-ground sand filters and subsurface: processes understood
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Path and prerequisites for implementation of backtracing and source identification in hydraulic packages
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Water company joint research
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Advanced oxidation for drinking water treatment
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Prediction model condition-determination of cementitious mains – Data mining phase 2
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De Watergroep joins collective research programme
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Research helps Vitens zoom in on customer desires more sharply