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Wastewater network insights from the StormHarvester team

Practical perspectives from our leadership and specialists on using the sewer network data utilities already have to find problems earlier and act before they become incidents.

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Stop guessing where the problem is

52% of the utility professionals we surveyed at WEFTEC this year said their biggest I&I challenge is locating the sources, more than prioritisation and budget combined. Continuous data analysis is what finally shows them where to look.

Greg BrazeauVice President, North America
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More from the team

Why sensor coverage alone doesn't prevent spills, and what utilities can do with the data they already collect.

Aerial view of a wastewater treatment works surrounded by green fields
· 3 min read

You don't just need more sensors. You need better visibility.

Most utilities already sit on large volumes of SCADA, pump telemetry and sewer level data. What's missing is the ability to use it to get ahead of problems before they happen.

Connor McBratneyHead of Product StrategyRead →
 Looking out from inside a sewer tunnel towards daylight
· 4 min read

Sensors don't prevent pollution. What you do with the data does.

More utilities are investing in sensors, and that investment is right. But sensor coverage is not the same thing as network visibility, and many teams are still responding after the event.

Brian MoloneyCEO & FounderRead →

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