Hydroinformatics
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Prediction of freshwater supplies in the Netherlands
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Digital transformation bears fruit for the water sector
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Linking Water Security to Nature – a technological perspective
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Deep Explorations: a explorative study for deep learning applications in the water sector
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Facing future challenges with digital tools
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Water sector can use hydroinformatics to take uncertainties into account in decision-making
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Strategic decision-making for IAM: what can serious games contribute?
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Combining water research and information technology
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Agent-based models for water demand – an exploration
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Hydroinformatics Platform coordination and knowledge sharing
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Distribution experts from Europe and the US look behind each other’s scenes
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Data-driven processes require good data management
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On the path to digital twins: experiences, opportunities and limitations
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Circular Water System Co-Creation in Brainport Smart District
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Making better predictions of peak water demand
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Launch of Fiware4Water: digital solutions for water
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Cranfield University new Watershare member
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Peter van Thienen new Chief Information Officer at KWR
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Forecasting models and scenario development for the drinking water infrastructure
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Oasen forecasts peaks in water demand with data-driven algorithm from KWR
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Future proof opportunities at the ‘Waterinfodag’
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Hydroinformatics Platform foresees great value in data visualisation
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Cyber-physical security of water systems – a new frontier for interdisciplinary water research
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Validation slow sand filtration at De Punt
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Application future failure frequency prediction method
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Hydroinformatics Platform Pilot Data Validation
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Resilience of distribution systems under crisis scenarios
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Data from smart water meters used to predict hotspots in distribution network
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Ferramentum: tool for insights into rapid filtration
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Real-time sensor measurements for a better water-quality policy
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Optimal design of robust and future-proof target structures
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Discolouration prediction tool for optimal cleaning policy
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Data mining for asset management – survey and water sector examples
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Perspective and preconditions for the development and use of autonomous inspection robots in water mains
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Data mining in suspect screening data; searching for relevant new chemicals in different water types
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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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PROBE 3: an innovative model for vegetation development, groundwater recharge and nitrate leaching in a changing climate
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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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INTEREST – Investment in, and returns from, sensor networks
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Design guidelines for sewer systems for domestic wastewater
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Energy-efficient and sustainable Tergooi hospital
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Path and prerequisites for implementation of backtracing and source identification in hydraulic packages
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Prediction model condition-determination of cementitious mains – Data mining phase 2