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| The 2024 SMART Water Grid International Conference is designed to convene a distinguished assembly of scientists, engineers, practitioners, and researchers. Our goal is to foster a rich exchange of knowledge, facilitate the sharing of expertise, and engage in meaningful discussions about the pivotal role of SMART Water Grid technology in water management, policy formulation, and the development of innovative solutions. |
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| Part 1: Climate Change, Water and Information Technologies |
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1. Water-Related Information Software Developments
2. Innovation in Real-Time Communication Technologies
3. Advances in SCADA and Real-Time Data Acquisition
4. Developments in Database Management and Model Interoperability
5. Collaboration between IT and Water Related Technologies |
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| Part 2: Water Management/Water Industry |
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1. International Trend and Future Directions in the Water Industry, and Water Management Policy
2. Climate Change Impacts in the Water Industry
3. Education and E-Learning for the Future of Hydroinformatics
4. Innovative and Advanced Developments in Water and Wastewater Management
5. Collaboration between Advance Technology and Infrastructure
6. Water Blending and Optimal Water Distribution |
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| Part 3: Smart Application, Operation, Analysis and Estimation |
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1. Advances in Hydroinformatics: Numerical and Physical Modelling
2. Real-Time Control and Decision Support Systems
3. Early Warning Systems and Disaster Mitigation
4. Remote Sensing, Digital and Sensor Technology
5. Optimization and Standardization of SWG process
6. SWG-ICT Applications and Developments
7. Technology Development of Demand Forecasting and Billing System
8. Innovative Smart Water Grid Applications
9. International Comparative Case Studies for Advanced Water Management Practices
10. PPP in Smart Water Design and Operations |
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| Part 4: Smart Technology |
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1. Smart Device for Water Supply and Wastewater
2. Smart Technology for Environmental Advancement
3. Reel Time Operation for Environmental Infrastructure
4. Case Study of Smart Management in Environmental Area
5. Collaboration between ICT and Environmental Infrastructure |
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| Part 5: The Role of Water Management Technologies Towards Carbon Neutrality |
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1. Innovative Technologies for Sustainable Water Usage
2. Carbon Footprint Assessment and Management in the Water Industry
3. Water Policies and Strategies for Achieving Carbon Neutrality
4. Integration of Renewable Energy into Water Management Systems
5. Water-Energy-Carbon Nexus
6. Advancements in Smart Water Grid Technologies for Carbon Reduction
7. International Collaboration and Case Studies for Achieving Carbon Neutrality |
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