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Driving Innovation in Water and Wastewater Management - Panel Discussion

17th Mar 3:10pm - 4:00pm MDT Aspen Daisy -Water
39 attended
In Person
Session Description

By the end of this session, participants will be able to: Identify the current technologies available for water and wastewater utilities, including flow monitoring, leak detection, cloud-based monitoring, and AI-driven analytics. Explain the major industry trends driving technology adoption, such as digital twins, predictive analytics, and real-time visibility. Describe the new capabilities utilities have today compared to five years ago, including proactive leak detection and integrated decision-making platforms. Assess how these technologies can improve operational efficiency, regulatory compliance, and customer service. Forecast future developments in water management  technology, including AI-driven automation, interoperability, and cybersecurity enhancements.

Attendees (39)
Jay Johnson
Plant Operator C at Loveland, City of
Tim Allen
Utility Maintenance Technician at Baca Grande Water and Sanitation Dist.
Heraclio Delgado
Water plant operator at Cottonwood Springs Mobile Home Park
Dominic Davis
USDA WWI Tech Specialist at Colorado Rural Water Association
Jared Quintana
Operator at Town of Del Norte
KYLER BLODGETT
OPERATOR at CARTER LAKE FILTER PLANT
Rodney E Due
Director of Public Works at Due, Rodney E
JACKSON BYRNES
METER TECHNICIAN at Castle Rock, Town of
Clem Hofman
Jr Water Operator at Central City, City of
Bob Duarte
Park Resource Technician IV at Colorado Parks & Wildlife
David Crace
Town of Ovid
Mitch Krueger
Water Technician at Palmer Lake, Town of
Gerhardt (Gary) Effers
Dual operator at Royal Gorge Bridge Co
Melissa Taylor
PSOMAS
Nick Hill
Gunnison, City of
David Pritchard
Administrative Coordinator at Pueblo West Metro District
+23 other Attendees