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Experts Discuss Prospects for Machine Learning in the UK Sewer Network

09 Oct, 2023

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Jed Thomas

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At ILM's Water, Wastewater and Environmental Monitoring (WWEM) event, George Heywood of Ovarro and Brian Moloney of StormHarvester spoke to Oliver Grievson about some of their experience in and solutions for effective management in the wastewater industry. To watch the full discussion, click here.

Topics include:

Predicting dynamic level thresholds
Averting a pollution event
Will new flow monitors help these solutions?
Are we taking the first steps towards smart sewer networks?
Which sort of data is needed to advance towards smart sewers?

If you're interested in attending the next WWEM in 2024, click here to find out more about the event.

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