Water/Wastewater How Cincinnati Built the Smartest Sewer System in the World Learn how Cincinnati’s award-winning smart sewer system serves a population of 850,000 and treats an estimated 160 million gallons of wastewater a day. The Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati prioritizes investments in technology to run the smartest sewer system in the world. This webinar will offer insights into how a data-driven approach can produce savings without investing heavily in gray or green capital expenditures. Cincinnati uses real-time data to direct wastewater treatment and collection efforts to handle rapidly changing weather conditions and system demands. Adopting a smart, data-driven strategy allows Cincinnati to achieve its objective of significantly reducing sewer overflows into local rivers andstreams at a cost that’s well below traditional gray and green solutions. What You’ll Learn: • Reducing overflows with a cost-effective, smart sewer system solution• Eliminating data lag over huge service areas to enable on-demand results for operators• Using Historian to analyze long- and short-term data trends• Building user-friendly, tablet-based field inspection tools• Customizing alerts and iFIX to meet specific needs Welcome BackJohn thomasNot You?Download Resource How Cincinnati Built the Smartest Sewer System in the WorldLearn how Cincinnati’s award-winning smart sewer system serves a population of 850,000 and treats an estimated 160 million gallons of wastewater a day.The Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati prioritizes investments in technology to run the smartest sewer system in the world. This webinar will offer insights into how a data-driven approach can produce savings without investing heavily in gray or green capital expenditures.Cincinnati uses real-time data to direct wastewater treatment and collection efforts to handle rapidly changing weather conditions and system demands. Adopting a smart, data-driven strategy allows Cincinnati to achieve its objective of significantly reducing sewer overflows into local rivers andstreams at a cost that’s well below traditional gray and green solutions.What You’ll Learn:• Reducing overflows with a cost-effective, smart sewer system solution• Eliminating data lag over huge service areas to enable on-demand results for operators• Using Historian to analyze long- and short-term data trends• Building user-friendly, tablet-based field inspection tools• Customizing alerts and iFIX to meet specific needs