Internet of Things as an Enabler of a Smarter and More Liveable Sydney
We have designed Sydney Water's Internet of Things (IoT) program to enable the vision of "Getting ahead of the Issue," which means strengthening our ability to detect developing problems, predict service faults, and rectify their causes proactively. Typical issues we address in our IoT trials so far are wastewater surcharges, water main leaks/breaks and bill shock of customers.
In the presentation, I will explain the rationale behind the IoT trials and demonstrate some tested technologies, such as sewer blockage detection and digital meters. I will talk about the technology deployed, advanced data analytics, early wins and discuss some lessons learned and the next steps.
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- 4WR 211
- Sydney, New South Wales
- Australia 2109
- Building: 4 Western Road
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- Co-sponsored by Prof. Biswajeet Pradhan
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Dr. Christoph Prackwieser of CH10903 - New South Wales Section Chapter,SEN39
Internet of Things as an Enabler of a Smarter and More Liveable Sydney
We have designed Sydney Water's Internet of Things (IoT) program to enable the vision of "Getting ahead of the Issue," which means strengthening our ability to detect developing problems, predict service faults, and rectify their causes proactively. Typical issues we address in our IoT trials so far are wastewater surcharges, water main leaks/breaks and bill shock of customers.
In the presentation, I will explain the rationale behind the IoT trials and demonstrate some tested technologies, such as sewer blockage detection and digital meters. I will talk about the technology deployed, advanced data analytics, early wins and discuss some lessons learned and the next steps.
Biography:
Dr Christoph Prackwieser, IoT Manager, Sydney Water
Before moving to Australia, Chris was the Principal Consultant for an esteemed international software and consultancy company. Having joined Sydney Water in 2013, he has managed the delivery of several high-profile business improvement projects, implemented a 5-year planning process for treatment assets and led the process design for the Customer Hub implementation. Since then, Chris managed Sydney Water’s Internet of Things initiative, at first as a project manager and now more strategically as the IoT Manager.
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Address:Macquarie University, NSW 2109, Balaclave Road, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 2109
Dr. Christoph Prackwieser of CH10903 - New South Wales Section Chapter,SEN39
Internet of Things as an Enabler of a Smarter and More Liveable Sydney
We have designed Sydney Water's Internet of Things (IoT) program to enable the vision of "Getting ahead of the Issue," which means strengthening our ability to detect developing problems, predict service faults, and rectify their causes proactively. Typical issues we address in our IoT trials so far are wastewater surcharges, water main leaks/breaks and bill shock of customers.
In the presentation, I will explain the rationale behind the IoT trials and demonstrate some tested technologies, such as sewer blockage detection and digital meters. I will talk about the technology deployed, advanced data analytics, early wins and discuss some lessons learned and the next steps.
Biography:
Before moving to Australia, Chris was the Principal Consultant for an esteemed international software and consultancy company. Having joined Sydney Water in 2013, he has managed the delivery of several high-profile business improvement projects, implemented a 5-year planning process for treatment assets and led the process design for the Customer Hub implementation. Since then, Chris managed Sydney Water’s Internet of Things initiative, at first as a project manager and now more strategically as the IoT Manager.
Email:
Address:Macquarie University, NSW 2109, Balaclave Road, Sydney, Australia, 2109