WATER-M
Unified Intelligent WATER Management
Project description
Only 2.5% of the world’s water is fresh water. In recent decades, the human population has increased by a factor of 3, but at the same time water demand has increased by a factor of 6. Water is a finite resource that should be carefully managed. However, more than 50% of the world’s population lives in areas with a water sustainability problem. In this regard, water industries are using SCADA technologies to support their business processes, but this is clearly not enough. To solve the water sustainability problem, which is compounded by the water process complexity, a major upheaval of the water industry is needed with the introduction of novel concepts, such as GIS integration, quality management programs or real-time data management. In this context, ICT technologies are needed to drive these challenges. The scope of the Water-M project enables the creation of new products and services to build a unified water business model that will benefit European Union water stakeholders. The Water-M project combines real-time monitoring and operational control, service-oriented approaches and event driven mechanisms in the water management domain.
http://www.oulu.fi/sme/water-m
Finland
Econet ltd
Finland
EHP-Tekniikka Oy
Finland
Keypro Oy
Finland
remoteMX Oy
Finland
University of Oulu
Finland
France
Eolane
France
Evolution Energie
France
Institut Mines-Télécom
France
ITRON
France
SenX
France
Université Jean Monnet
France
Ville de Saint-Etienne
France
Romania
BEIA Consult International
Romania
Türkiye
Project publications
- WATER-M Project results leaflet Project Leaflet 07 May 2018 Download
- ITEA Water-M Exploitable Results by Third Parties Exploitable Results 20 December 2017
- ITEA Annual report 2013 published online News item 09 April 2014
- ITEA contributed to the birth of BOB Assistant News item 12 November 2018
Work package documents
- D1.1. WATER-M - Evaluation of stakeholders interactions Work package document 30 September 2016
- D1.2. WATER-M - Evaluation of Best Available Technologies for Water Management Work package document 23 October 2015
- D1.3. WATER-M - IT State of the Art Work package document 12 April 2016
- D1.4. WATER-M - Analysis of Current Water Policies and EU Directives Work package document 30 September 2016
- D1.5. WATER-M - Catalogue of Requirements Work package document 22 March 2017
- D1.6. WATER-M - Catalogue and Analysis of Use Cases Work package document 07 March 2017
- D2.1. WATER-M - Functional and Technical Architecture Work package document 09 March 2017
- D2.2. WATER-M - End-To-End Communication Network Work package document 10 January 2018
- D3.1. WATER-M - Data Model Work package document 10 January 2018
- D3.2. WATER-M - Network Monitoring and Distributed Operation System Implementation Work package document 10 January 2018
- D3.3. WATER-M - Visualization of water data Work package document 11 January 2018
- D3.4. WATER-M - Forecast and Simulation Models Implementation Work package document 10 January 2018
- D3.5. WATER-M - Risk Assessment Work package document 03 January 2018
- D4.2. WATER-M - Report of System Integrations and Pilots Work package document 10 January 2018
- D5.2. &D5.3. WATER-M - Dissemination Standardization and exploitation Plan & Report Work package document 10 January 2018
- D5.4. STARLIT - Promotional Material Work package document 11 January 2018
- WATER-M - DIF2017 Poster Work package document 19 September 2017
- WATER-M - Unified Intelligent WATER Presentation Work package document 19 September 2017