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Utility Week Wastewater Conference 2023
The largest showcase of wastewater-specific case studies, innovation and thought-leadership
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Webinar: Advanced Wastewater Monitoring Technologies
Ramzi Hammad covers the full portfolio of Xylem's wastewater monitoring solutions, including WTW's IQ Sensor Net, MJK MagFlux, and YSI EXO Sondes.
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5 Steps to a Stormwater Monitoring System
In this on-demand webinar, Dr. Smith provides a bottoms-up approach involving five steps that lead to a foundational system for stormwater monitoring.
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Alyza IQ PO4: New IQ Sensor Net Analyzer Platform
Dr. Natalie Leiprecht from Xylem Germany reviews one of our products, the WTW Alyza IQ PO4 Orthophosphate Analyzer. This analyzer is the perfect solution to support phosphate elimination as well as phosphate load monitoring.
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WWT Drinking Water Quality Conference
Drinking Water Quality, Network Optimisation, Water Treatment, Drinking Water, Drinking Water Availability
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RE-NEW Our World Innovation Challenge 2022
RE-NEW Challenge is sending young sustainability enthusiasts on a mission to select local or global water problem and develop an innovative solution that could be a PRODUCT, a PROCESS IMPROVEMENT, an INITIATIVE or a SERVICE, to fix it.
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WWT Smart Water Conference
The event for water industry innovators driving business change through smart technologies and processes
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Xylem Global Student Innovation Challenge 2022
Calling all secondary or tertiary students with a passion for technology and sustainability. Join the Innovation Challenge to solve global water issues and be in the running to win cash prizes.
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Webinar: Treatment Optimization - Leveraging Data To Drive Outcomes
Learn about best practices for treatment plant optimization and how digital solutions can efficiently manage the most complex biological and chemical processes.
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Webinar: How Digital Water Management Technology Helps Utilities Optimize Wastewater Networks
Real-time decision support has delivered greater visibility into performance and capacity utilization of sewer system assets for South Bend, Columbus, and Grand Rapids.