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Belgium’s Riobra Using InfoNet to Optimize Key Flemish Wastewater Networks
Broomfield, Colorado USA, Jul 21, 2010
MWH Soft, a leading global innovator of wet infrastructure modeling and simulation software and technologies, today announced Belgian wastewater utility Riobra has successfully implemented the powerful interconnectivity of MWH Soft’s InfoNet solution to plan, construct, renovate and maintain a number of key Flemish wastewater networks.
InfoNet: a tool for efficient drainage management
Flanders, Belgium, Apr 26, 2010
Belgian wastewater utility Riobra has been utilizing the powerful interconnectivity of MWH Soft’s InfoNet solution to enable it to plan, construct, renovate and maintain a number of key Flemish wastewater networks.
Using InfoNet for Wastewater Project Delivery and Network Management
Michael Miller, Nick Anderson, Alistair Dalton - Northumbrian Water, MWH & Entec
Like many organizations Northumbrian Water has, in the past, experienced difficulties in organizing, maintaining and sharing the various sources of data that are used by planners and modelers every day. During this presentation Michael Miller (Northumbrian Water), Nick Anderson (MWH) and Alistair Dalton (Entec) show how they have used InfoNet to store and combine information and then share that information between a water utility, their consultants and contractors. The presenters demonstrate how they have used InfoNet’s wide range of features, such as the Data Import Center, inference tools and data flagging to generate auditable results in an easy and efficient way. The result has been synergy in many areas including producing capacity maps and wet weather capacity ratios, network rehabilitation, management of manhole survey data and a general improvement in the understanding of network data and the causes of flooding.