Libelium Case Studies Saving Water with Smart Management and Efficient Systems

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Saving Water with Smart Management and Efficient Systems

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Technology Category	Analytics & Modeling - Real Time Analytics Functional Applications - Remote Monitoring & Control Systems Sensors - Flow Meters Sensors - Level Sensors Sensors - Utility Meters
Applicable Industries	Utilities
Applicable Functions	Business Operation
Use Cases	Remote Asset Management
Challenge	Water and electrical supply are two of the main concerns for public authorities. The demand of these resources grow as fast as the population in urban areas so they would become scarcer with the pass of the years. A Technavio report states that the use of smart water management technologies such as Big Data, sensoring and monitoring in real-time can help save more than USD 12 billion revenues for utilities annually. Read More
About Customer	Municipality of Rivas Vaciamadrid Read More
Customer Name	CIity of Madrid Read More
Solution	Some of the areas where IoT developments can improve smart water infrastructures are drainage or water supply plans, leakage detection services, network performance optimization and GIS management. The project called iWesla, which stands for Improving Water Efficiency and Safety in Living Areas, is a CPSE Labs funded by the European Union´s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program. The consortium is formed by A-CING, Indra, Novelti and the Universidad Politecnica de Madrid (UPM). The wireless sensor networks developed in iWesla are based on Waspmote Sensor Platform. A-CING (Aqua-Consult Ingenieros), a consulting and engineering company specialized in water management projects and ICT-based environmental solutions using wireless communications trusted the Sensor Platform due to its modularity and scalability. Read More Log in to view content
Data Collected	Electricity Meters, Energy Cost Per Unit, Leakage, Network Performance (bits/s), Water Usage Read More Log in to view content
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Technology Category

Analytics & Modeling - Real Time Analytics

Functional Applications - Remote Monitoring & Control Systems

Sensors - Flow Meters

Sensors - Level Sensors

Sensors - Utility Meters

Applicable Industries

Utilities

Applicable Functions

Business Operation

Use Cases

Remote Asset Management

Challenge

Water and electrical supply are two of the main concerns for public authorities. The demand of these resources grow as fast as the population in urban areas so they would become scarcer with the pass of the years. A Technavio report states that the use of smart water management technologies such as Big Data, sensoring and monitoring in real-time can help save more than USD 12 billion revenues for utilities annually.

About Customer

Municipality of Rivas Vaciamadrid

Customer Name

CIity of Madrid

Solution

Some of the areas where IoT developments can improve smart water infrastructures are drainage or water supply plans, leakage detection services, network performance optimization and GIS management. The project called iWesla, which stands for Improving Water Efficiency and Safety in Living Areas, is a CPSE Labs funded by the European Union´s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program. The consortium is formed by A-CING, Indra, Novelti and the Universidad Politecnica de Madrid (UPM). The wireless sensor networks developed in iWesla are based on Waspmote Sensor Platform. A-CING (Aqua-Consult Ingenieros), a consulting and engineering company specialized in water management projects and ICT-based environmental solutions using wireless communications trusted the Sensor Platform due to its modularity and scalability.

Data Collected

Electricity Meters, Energy Cost Per Unit, Leakage, Network Performance (bits/s), Water Usage

Impact #1	[Product Improvement - Scalability] Modularability and scalability
Impact #2	[Cost Reduction - Maintenance] Reduction of potential damages caused by leakages or open taps

Impact #1

[Product Improvement - Scalability]
Modularability and scalability

Impact #2

[Cost Reduction - Maintenance]
Reduction of potential damages caused by leakages or open taps

Benefit #1	Cut down costs by 50%

Benefit #1

Cut down costs by 50%

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Saving Water with Smart Management and Efficient Systems

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