Learn how Future City Flow, a decision-support system for integrated stormwater management, can help optimise wastewater system control strategies to reduce overflows and get the highest return on investment.
High flows and infiltration/inflow in both combined and separate sewer networks is a rising concern.
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In this first episode of our four-webinar series about inflow and infiltration (I&I) and Future City Flow (FCF), we will describe key performance indicators (KPIs) and methodology for efficient and strategic inflow and infiltration measures.
More specifically, we will investigate:
Understanding the relationship between the problem you are having and the source of Inflow and Infiltration that causes your problem are crucial.
With a methodical approach to set targets, planning, investigation and follow-up, a good cost-effectiveness on what measures to apply now, and in the future, can be achieved despite a complex and often extensive problem.
DHI has extensive experience of inflow and infiltration studies and has in recent years developed principles and tools for methodically calculating, analyzing, and comparing inflow and infiltration with the Future City Flow solution.
This episode will touch upon the principles of Future City Flow. The following three episodes, will provide a more detailed walk through of the three different modules:
Dr. Lars-Göran Gustafsson is DHI Sweden AB’s Managing Director and holds 35 years’ experience in the collection system sector in addition to modeling a variety of water environments. This includes interaction between hydro geology, infra structures and surface water.
He carries a PhD in urban hydrology with focus on analyzing and modelling inflow and infiltration. Dr. Gustafsson has also participated in a long list of RDI initiatives over the last 30 years.
Today he is responsible for digital solution developments within the Water in Cities business area, where Future City Flow plays a key role.
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In this second episode of our four-webinar series about inflow and infiltration (I&I) and Future City Flow (FCF), we will dive into the FCF Data module. The data module focuses on analysing, visualising and reporting on data from sensors and gauges.
FCF Data provides the opportunity to perform advanced analysis on time series flow and rain data, as well as automated overflow reporting. Understand your historical data, receive target-based performance evaluations, get insights into the causes of your Inflow and Infiltration problems and report on overflows and rain events.
Dr. Peter Dimberg holds a MSc degree in Aquatic and Environmental Engineering as well as a PhD degree in Earth Science with specialization in Environmental Analysis.
Peter has experience working within water supply and sewer networks since 2015 and joined DHI in December 2021.
His professional interests include analysing data, build models, GIS-analysis, and understanding the general big picture from scarcity of data.
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Dr. Maria Roldin holds a MSc degree in Environmental Engineering with specialization in Water Resources Management from Lund University in Sweden (2007), and a PhD degree in Water and Environmental Engineering from the Technical University of Denmark (2012).
She has been working as a consultant at DHI Sweden since 2012, and specializes in integrated water modeling, sustainable stormwater systems, and real time control and forecasting systems of sewer networks.
Tuesday, 8 November, 2022
08:00 or 14:00 UTC
Emelie Alenius has worked with issues around Inflow and Infiltration for the last 10 years.
She has experience from many aspects and viewpoints of I&I, having worked with the topic in both in public and private companies, in large and small, combined, duplicate and mixed networks and with field surveys as well as strategic and long-term action portfolio planning.
Price: € 600 excl. vat.