Welcome to the 9th Edition of Water Loss Asia
Conference: 8-9 Nov 2022 (Tuesday & Wednesday)
Workshop: 10 Nov 2022 (Thursday)
Welcome to the 9th Edition of Water Loss Asia
Conference: 8-9 Nov 2022 (Tuesday & Wednesday)
Workshop: 10 Nov 2022 (Thursday)
The biennial Water Loss Asia (WLA) 2022 conference returns in a virtual format this year on 8-10 November. Supported by International Water Association (IWA) Water Loss Specialist Group, WLA 2022 brings together experts and leaders in the Non-Revenue Water (NRW) industry to bring you an exciting 3-day event on controlling non-revenue water through a deep exploration of digital technology and artificial intelligence available on the market today.
The water industry was adversely affected by the pandemic, with unprecedented slowdowns and changes in working methods. On the other hand, it has accelerated positive digital transformation. The resumption of commercial and social activities is both an opportunity and a challenge for water service providers. The water sector can rebuild a more sustainable and resilient water sector by adopting appropriate digital technologies for long-term water security.
About the Conference & Workshop
Digital Technological Tools to Reduce NRW
Digital technologies received a lot of attention during the pandemic because digitally prepared service providers were better able to cope. Further exacerbated by growing global concern about rising water scarcity levels. To cope with, and even anticipate, this trend, an increasing number of water service organisations are feeling the need to take a technological leap.Already, many start-ups based in emerging economies are developing digital solutions that are not only cheaper but potentially more appropriate for the local context.
Role of AI in NRW
Smart data-driven methods for detecting water losses in public networks are rapidly gaining popularity. These solutions are based on the use of the Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques using large real-time flow and pressure datasets collected via smart meters. The term “machine learning” is then used to extract information, validate hydraulic models, detect patterns, and highlight anomalies.
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We are pleased to announce that WLA 2022 is now HRDCorp Claimable (SBL-Khas)
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