Connect water engineering with field evidence

Overview

Document the network boundary, service objectives and available demand records. Review the quality of flow, pressure and asset information before drawing conclusions from a model.

Combine hydraulic analysis with site investigation and operating experience. Define the assumptions that need field verification and plan the measurements required to test them.

Create an implementation and monitoring plan with clear operating responsibilities. Track interventions against an agreed baseline and explain uncertainties in the results.

Key considerations

• Define the operating decision and its owner
• Document the evidence, interfaces and assumptions
• Agree validation and handover responsibilities

Related solutions

Water Supply & Hydraulic Engineering

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Product capabilities

• Define the operating decision and its owner
• Document the evidence, interfaces and assumptions
• Agree validation and handover responsibilities