By using sensors to collect real-time data about the performance of sanitary sewers and a specialized software program to analyze the intel, the city of Grand Rapids, Michigan, avoided an estimated $1 billion worth of system upgrades that reports indicated would be needed to ensure...
Software Saves Grand Rapids $1 Billion
Data from flowmeters helped city officials verify a hunch that sewer issues weren’t as bad as models indicated.
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