OptiRTC

Join OptiRTC’s David Rubinstein, Viktor Hlas, Dayton Marchese, PE, Aaron Goodykoontz, Jennifer Steffens. P.E., Sivan Schlecter, M.S., & Kathy Gee, P.E., Ph.D. at #WEFTEC2024 in New Orleans! Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eAJrsWiA #Opti #OptiCMAC #StormwaterManagement #InnovationInWater

🌊 We’re thrilled to announce that OptiRTC will be making waves at the upcoming #SCASM2024! If you’re grappling with stormwater management challenges or striving to enhance system performance in the face of increasingly intense tropical storms and rainfall events in South Carolina, you won’t want to miss this!  Reach out to Matt Vajdic at mvajdic@optirtc.com to set up a time during the conference. Aliaxis Next #Opti #OptiCMAC #StormwaterManagement

🚨🌧️ Storm Alert! From August 3-9, the remnants of #TropicalStormDebby hit New Jersey hard, bringing severe flash floods, strong winds, and a near-statewide tornado watch. The city of Hoboken faced intense stormwater management challenges due to its dense population and limited space. Since 2018, the North Hudson Sewerage Authority (NHSA) has used OptiRTC’s CMAC to capture 86% of storm events with no outflow and reduce detention tank sizes by 30%, achieving space and cost savings. Opti is redefining smart stormwater management, making urban environments safer and more efficient. Aliaxis Next #Opti #OptiCMAC #StormwaterManagement #StormStory #HobokenNJ

🚀 Exciting Session Alert at #TriCON2024! Join OptiRTC’s Jason Murnock, CPESC, CPSWQ and Howard County’s Lindsay DeMarzo for “Leveraging Private Ownership and Real-Time Control for Cost-Effective Stormwater Treatment in Howard County, MD.” Discover how integrating private and public land can transform stormwater management, and see real-world results showcasing improved water quality and flood relief through Opti’s solutions. Check out the full program here: https://lnkd.in/dTTJ4-Sm Aliaxis Next #Opti #Stormwater #StormwaterManagement #HowardCounty

⭐ Big News! #HowardCounty, a long-time OptiRTC customer, is back on board for 2024-2025! This Chesapeake Bay region leader has faced tough water quality rules, but after battling multiple floods between 2016-2018, they turned to Opti for a game-changing upgrade. We revamped ponds at a commercial site, mastering peak flows and boosting water quality credits like never before! 🌊 Catch Opti’s Jason Murnock, CPESC, CPSWQ and Howard County’s Lindsay DeMarzo breaking down “Cost-Effective Stormwater Treatment” next week at #TriCON2024 on August 30, Room 217, 9:30-10:00 AM. 📚 Dive into the full story: https://lnkd.in/erAY-5Wa Aliaxis Next #Opti #OptiCMAC #ProjectSpotlight #StormwaterManagement

🌧️ Defending Tampa Bay: OptiRTC’s Storm Response 🌧️ As #HurricaneDebby swept through Tampa Bay, causing floods and chaos, Opti’s stormwater platform stood strong. In partnership with National Stormwater Trust, Inc., we harnessed real-time weather forecasts and predictive analytics to outsmart the storm, minimizing flooding and ensuring top-tier water treatment. Our data-driven approach is a testament to the power of smart water management and the potential to mitigate future major disasters. Stay safe, stay prepared, trust in resilience and join the Opti Community today! Read more about this project at https://lnkd.in/egu5H5Vc Aliaxis Next #Opti #OptiCMAC #StormwaterManagement #StormStory #PortTampaBay

The City of Beckley faced severe drainage and sewer issues but avoided costly sewer replacements by optimizing two existing stormwater detention ponds with OptiRTC’s Continuous Monitoring and Adaptive Control (CMAC), in partnership with Thrasher Engineering, Inc. This retrofit saved over $2 million and reduced flooding to less than once a year! Jeremiah Johnson, General Manager of the Beckley Sanitary Board, says, “Opti allows us to be thoughtful with our ratepayers' money and spend it more precisely.” This cost-effective solution can benefit cities everywhere. See how Opti's solutions are making a difference: optirtc.com/case-studies #StormwaterManagement #Opti #Innovation #Sustainability

https://lnkd.in/ezMWKmye Rainwater harvesting is becoming vital for sustainable water systems, especially in urban areas. Potable rainwater use reduces dependency on traditional water supplies and enhances stormwater management. OptiRTC collaborates with developers to implement innovative stormwater reuse solutions while meeting regulations. For insights on maximizing potable rainwater harvesting efficiency, read the full article by OptiRTC's Kathy Gee, Randolph College's Sarah Sojka, and Rainwater Management Solutions' Benjamin Sojka in Stormwater Solutions Magazine https://lnkd.in/erPhXSJP Aliaxis Next #sustainability #rainwaterharvesting #opti #waterreuse

🌧️ #TropicalStormDebby, which started as a category 1 hurricane, is gaining momentum as it travels up the East Coast. OptiRTC’s CMAC in Aiken, SC created an additional 3 acre-feet of storage in advance of the storm and optimized water levels between two underground detention vaults. This proactive management allowed Opti to increase storage capacity and effectively mitigate flooding in the downstream Hitchcock Woods, enhancing community resilience. Watch our recent webinar on how Aiken has optimized their underground detention system: https://lnkd.in/ecMac6Ut Aliaxis Next #Opti #StormwaterManagement #StormStory

⭐ OptiRTC’s Continuous Monitoring and Adaptive Control (CMAC) solution in NYC's rooftop greenhouse project at the #ArborHouse affordable housing complex in the Bronx utilizes rainwater harvesting to provide produce to residents and the community. It effectively reduces CSOs by controlling cistern water levels based on weather forecasts, resulting in 4.6 times more efficiency than traditional methods. This sustainable practice not only minimizes environmental impact but also maximizes water reuse for urban agriculture. Read this case study at https://lnkd.in/ejGbNQfs Aliaxis Next #Opti #StormwaterManagement #ProjectSpotlight #BronxNY