Posts Tagged ‘flow monitoring’
Flow and Rainfall Monitoring – Ensuring Data Quality and Introduction to Analysis Tools (Part 2)
In the previous post, an overview of Civica’s third webinar in the Flow Monitoring Webinar Series was provided. Part 1 explained the critical importance of accurate flow and rainfall data, as well as the various field activities that could be performed to effectively manage flow monitoring programs. Part 2 will outline the remote activities that…
Read MoreFlow and Rainfall Monitoring – Ensuring Data Quality and Introduction to Analysis Tools (Part 1)
In the first two installments of the Flow Monitoring Webinar Series, Civica aimed to provide a greater understanding of natural phenomena (e.g., rainfall) and assess built systems (infrastructure) and how they perform against design expectations. The webinars also examined available technology and how to effectively operate and maintain it. Now, this third webinar explores the…
Read MoreFlow Monitoring and It’s Role in Inflow and Infiltration (I&I) Studies
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to claim your PEO PEAK credits with a certificate of attendance! Join us for the 4th part of the ‘Flow and Rainfall Monitoring’ webinar series on Flow Monitoring and its role in Inflow and Infiltration (I&I) Studies. Our expert will present best practices for conducting I&I studies and how…
Read MoreFlow and Rainfall Monitoring – Available Technology and How to Effectively Operate and Maintain (Part 2)
The management of wastewater and sewage systems is crucial to ensure the public health and environmental protection. Sewer flow monitoring is a critical aspect of managing these systems as it enables operators to understand the hydraulic conditions and performance of the system. In recent years, technological advancements have made sewer flow monitoring more efficient…
Read MoreFlow and Rainfall Monitoring – Available Technology and How to Effectively Operate and Maintain It (Part 1)
Rainfall monitoring is the measurement of rainwater (and potentially snow) accumulation over time. Rainfall monitoring helps municipalities and engineers better understand how much precipitation falls in an area and how it affects water supplies, land use, flooding, and other elements of the environment. Knowing the amount of rainfall enables municipalities to make decisions on topics…
Read MoreIntroduction to Collection System Flow and Rainfall Monitoring (Part 1)
Flow and rainfall monitoring is a crucial aspect of managing water resources in municipalities. Flow and rainfall monitoring involve measuring the natural occurrence of precipitation as well as human-related inputs (i.e., sewage in wastewater systems) and the resulting flow conditions in collection systems. In this blog post, we will delve into the importance of flow…
Read MoreImpacts of Existing Storm Drainage Design Standards in Ontario on Sanitary System Capacity (Part 1)
Municipal sanitary sewer systems need to be designed to specifically account for large rainfall events, otherwise there is a potential for wastewater flooding during these storms. In other words, sanitary systems need to be designed with storm drainage in mind in order to prevent flooding. Sanitary maintenance holes are designed to account for some storm…
Read MoreChallenges of the New Subdivision Flow Monitoring to Assess Performance of Inflow and Infiltration (I/I) Prevention
The innovative New Subdivision I/I Prevention Program has yielded great results for multiple municipalities when it comes to infiltration and inflow (I/I) reduction. That said, it doesn’t mean that the new subdivision I/I prevention plan is without its challenges. Let’s take a look at some of those challenges laid out in the flow monitoring plan.…
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