Water is something we mostly encounter at the surface: in rivers, lakes and springs, or after a heavy downpour. Yet a large part of the water cycle takes place where we cannot see it directly — underg...
A few hot days are not enough to destabilise a water supply system. The real challenge begins when high temperatures, prolonged dry weather and rising demand persist over an extended period. That is w...
Groundwater levels, stream gauge data, precipitation, water use, and climate projections: the water sector generates vast amounts of valuable data every day. Yet this information is often spread acros...
In few other industries is the gap between ambition and reality on data quality as wide as in the water sector. While utilities invest in modern GIS systems, sensor technology, and analytics platforms...
Few technology topics are being discussed as widely right now as artificial intelligence, and the water sector is no exception. At industry conferences, in association papers and in many product broch...
Hardly any company today hasn't invested heavily in modern data platforms, BI tools, or early AI applications. Budgets for data projects have grown, technical capabilities have multiplied, and on pape...
A heavy rainfall event can overwhelm sewer systems within minutes. During a hot summer, water demand can rise sharply. At the same time, groundwater levels are declining in some regions, while agricul...
Today’s water challenges do not fall neatly into categories. They arise at the intersection of systems, responsibilities, and competing priorities — from the supply of drinking water and irrigation to...
The standards in the water industry are currently shifting: In addition to supply security and technical quality, issues of sustainability and transparency are increasingly coming to the forefront. Cl...
Geological risks accompany almost every major infrastructure, energy, or construction project. Whether in tunnel construction, geothermal energy, mining, CO₂ storage, or large-scale building projects,...