Thames Water Implements iDMS, Binnies, and Rezatec's Satellite-Powered Intelligent Dam Monitoring System. 💧 Thames Water has adopted the Binnies iDMS tool, integrating reservoir expertise and Rezatec's geospatial AI for monitoring critical reservoir infrastructure. 💧 The system tracks dam movement and vegetation moisture/vigour with millimeter precision, offering insights for safety beyond crest levelling. 💧 Testing at the Queen Elizabeth II Reservoir in London combines historical satellite data and analytics to establish a baseline rhythm and detect abnormal changes indicating potential issues. 💧 This innovative technology enhances asset management and risk assessment, setting a new industry standard. 💧 Thames Water collaborates with Binnies and Rezatec to proactively manage assets, aiming to prioritize investments and operational enhancements for reservoir safety. 💧 The iDMS tool, part of Binnies' HELIX platform, provides comprehensive asset insights for improved service delivery and future-proofing technologies. 📄For more exclusive news in water industry follow the link 👇 https://lnkd.in/dAKqKc5P #Aqua_energy_expo_magazine
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Early bird registration is now open for the Esri European Energy Resources GIS conference in London, November 5-6th. Euro ERGIS is three days of insightful case studies, in-depth technical presentations, and interactive discussions around today’s #energy advancements and challenges. #euroergis #esri #esripug
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Consultant, Researcher & Developer at Deltares | Product Owner of SFINCS | PhD candidate at IVM, VU Amsterdam
New paper alert! 📰 In our new paper we show that we can efficiently estimate nearshore incoming infragravity wave conditions at large spatial scales 🌊 In this study, we show that using an efficient stationary wave energy solver with parameterized infragravity source term it is now possible to estimate the nearshore IG wave conditions for 500+ kilometers of coastlines in the order of seconds, that is not possible with existing process-based wave-resolving models. 🚀 Find it open access here: https://lnkd.in/dWDacg9s We have implemented the methodology in the fast wave spectral model #SnapWave of Dano Roelvink, that is internally coupled in #SFINCS to enable fast wave-driven compound flood modelling. 🚤 More on that in upcoming releases and case studies of #SFINCS, and conferences like #EGU2024! This is my 3rd paper as part of my PhD at IVM Institute for Environmental Studies VU Amsterdam in collaboration with Deltares. 🎓 Many thanks to my co-authors Maarten Van Ormondt, Ap van Dongeren, Jeroen Aerts & Sanne Muis for their invaluable contributions 🙏. #infragravitywaves, #wavemodeling, #computationalefficiency, #extremeevents, #floodrisk
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💧 If you are attending the CWRA Conference on June 18th, join Ryan Rolick, M.Sc., P.Geo. from BC Energy Regulator for his presentation about the completion of the Pilot Collaborative Water Monitoring Program, Northeast BC. The project provides a dataset and assessment of water quantity/quality and climate monitoring from five sites on the territories of Treaty 8 First Nations, and foundational research to inform land-based management by industry, governments, Indigenous groups and communities. 💧🌎 ▶️ View full report page here: https://lnkd.in/gc-c-Nbs #water #research #netzero #Indigenous #data
En route to Saskatoon for the Canadian Water Resources Association National Conference. Tomorrow, I'll be presenting at #CWRA2024 on an exciting program funded by Geoscience BC that we led at the BC Energy Regulator in collaboration with many other partners. This is a great opportunity to connect, learn, and engage with other professionals and I will be sticking around Saskatoon for the week to participate in tours. If you are at CWRA this week, let's connect! Presentation details are: Presentation Title: The Pilot Collaborative Water Monitoring Program, Northeast BC Session: Hydrological Monitoring (CSHS) Date: June 18, 2024 2:07 PM Location: Gallery A
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Unravel Earth's Mysteries : Remote Exploration! 🛰️ Join me in exploring the secrets of our planet from afar! | Staff - Consultant | Mining Tech Consultancy Services Ltd. | Adani Natural Resources | Adani Group 🌏⛏️🪨🧭
🌍 Exciting News in Global Groundwater Modeling! 🌊 Thrilled to share the groundbreaking release of the GLOBGM v1.0 dataset, a remarkable achievement in understanding global groundwater dynamics. Developed by Jarno Verkaik et al., this dataset represents a significant milestone in the field, offering a comprehensive view of groundwater behavior at an unprecedented spatial resolution of approximately 1 km at the Equator. Utilizing a parallel implementation of a 30 arcsec PCR-GLOBWB-MODFLOW model, GLOBGM v1.0 leverages two model layers and the MODFLOW 6 framework, powered by available 30′′ PCR-GLOBWB data. This enables researchers worldwide to delve into groundwater flow dynamics on a global scale like never before. This release marks a significant leap forward in global groundwater modeling, empowering researchers, policymakers, and stakeholders to make informed decisions and address pressing water resource challenges. Let's harness the power of GLOBGM v1.0 to drive innovation and sustainability in water management worldwide! You can read the paper here to understand the methodology better: https://lnkd.in/grQGd4ut Google Earth Engine Catalog: https://lnkd.in/gTwReSvW Curated in GEE by : Samapriya Roy, Ph.D. #GroundwaterModeling #GLOBGMv1 #WaterResources #Research #Sustainability #Innovation #GlobalImpact
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Indeed - and these serious considerations must include the resilience of buildings to withstand harsh conditions and at least occasional energy shortages. One of the essential elements to achieve this is to increase the energy self-sufficiency of the buildings, facilitated by the lowest possible consumption - why not with a carbon sequestrative solution?
The Golf stream (#AMOC) may collapse already before 2050, and cause a strong decrease in temperatures of Northern Europe. This new Dutch research suggests a 59% likelihood for such a scenario. And a 95% certainty for the collapse of AMOC by the end of the century. These are important (and serious) future considerations for #building designers and #city planners. They not only affect the operational #energy use in the long run, but also several aspects of structural energy #efficiency. Furthermore, energy #sufficiency could become a major issue. This would raise the importance of managing and reducing embodied energy of the built environment, to complement the quest of lowering embodied #carbon emissions. These two are not fully synergistic. Strong #climate action is truly needed!
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Exciting partnership announcement: Xcalibur Smart Mapping joins EIT RawMaterials! 🚀 We are thrilled to announce that Xcalibur Smart Mapping has become an Associate Partner of the EIT RawMaterials consortium, a pivotal organization dedicated to advancing Europe's raw materials value chain. As a key player in airborne geophysics, Xcalibur will contribute its innovative mapping technologies to support sustainable practices and policies for critical raw materials (CRM). This partnership comes at a crucial time with the EU's new #CriticalRawMaterialsAct set to take effect, focusing on diversifying and securing Europe’s CRM supply for a successful digital and green transition. We look forward to collaborating with EIT RawMaterials and contributing our expertise to drive innovation, education, and sustainable practices in the raw materials sector. More details here 🔗 : https://lnkd.in/dr3a5SEJ #Sustainability #Innovation #Partnership #RawMaterials #XcaliburSmartMapping #EITRawMaterials #GreenTransition #DigitalTransformation #CRMAct #EU
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Registration is open for the 128th OGC Member Meeting in Delft, The Netherlands. This meeting will include: a GeoBIM Summit, a Land Admin Special Session, a Built Environment Joint Session, a meeting of the Europe Forum and more. Join members of the OGC Community to learn about the latest happenings at OGC, advance geospatial #standards, network with the leaders of #geospatial, and see what’s coming next https://bit.ly/3KTquO5
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