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ENTHUSIASTIC RESPONSE AT THE AWWA IMTECH
GIS/MODELING TECHNICAL WORKSHOP

Portland, OR USA, March, 21 2010 – IDModeling co-presented with Black & Veatch and ESRI during a half-day workshop on the topic of Geographic Information System (GIS) and hydraulic model integration at the Customer Service/Information Management Technology (CS/IMTech) conference in Portland, OR this past March. This workshop provided an opportunity for water and wastewater managers, engineers and GIS professionals to discuss best-practices to develop and maintain sustainable hydraulic models using asset information from a GIS. The focus of this workshop included topics such as strategies for ensuring data integrity, improving hydraulic model development workflows, and identifying and resolving hydraulic model maintenance issues.


A key component to the success of this workshop was audience participation through the various discussions that were drawn from real-world situations in which utility managers, engineers, and modelers are exposed to on a daily basis. In addition, the results of a GIS and hydraulic model integration survey conducted on hydraulicmodel.com  (http://www.hydraulicmodel.com) were also presented. This survey provided further insight on the direction of the water/wastewater industry with regards to integrating GIS with their hydraulic models.


“Integrating GIS with hydraulic models is an emerging and very relevant topic in the industry as it focuses on sustainability and saving costs for utilities. Workshops such as this are important to keep up with this continually evolving subject matter.” says Michael Pulley , GIS Programmer from the Eugene Water & Electric Board in Eugene, OR.


“Today, advances in information management are allowing organizations to integrate traditionally separate information systems and applications; saving time, ease of use and cost”, says Lori Armstrong, ESRI Global Water/Wastewater Industry Manager. “This workshop successfully demonstrated these advances as well as the synergy that is created when organizations collaborate to develop best-practices for our industry.

To participate in the GIS and hydraulic model integration online survey, click on the link below. Survey results will be made available to all participants.

http://www.hydraulicmodel.com/?q=content/gis-and-hydraulic-model-integration-online-survey


For more information on upcoming hydraulic modeling and GIS-related events, go to

http://www.hydraulicmodel.com/?q=eventsb

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IDModeling is a specialized Engineering Technology Company, employing advanced hydraulic modeling solutions to enable water/wastewater utilities to upgrade, maintain, and operate their infrastructure assets, reduce energy and carbon emissions, improve water quality, and comply with mandatory government environmental, health and safety regulations. IDModeling delivers engineering technology applications through hydraulic modeling, focusing on computer model construction, calibration, GIS/SCADA integration, infrastructure planning, CIP optimizations, energy management, system operational strategies, and customized training & support. Bringing a customer-first approach, IDModeling works with utilities and consultants to help satisfy SBE, MBE, and DBE requirements. IDModeling has served clients in over 20 states from regional office locations in Pasadena-CA, Irvine-CA, Wakefield-RI, Kansas City-MO, Tacoma-WA, Albuquerque-NM, Centennial-CO, and Tampa-FL. For more information, visit www.idmodeling.com.

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