Anding Water Authority

The Anding Authority established wetland areas around its water treatment plants to provide tertiary treatment of water through the natural removal of organic matter by vegetation. The wetlands are monitored and controlled through remote telemetry, PLCs and other connected assets.

Because the network was decentralised and its assets diverse, the client needed a single platform to aggregate every data source, visualise it and control assets remotely.

CT deployed its IoT platform to monitor and manage the network of wetland areas. We started by aggregating the client's siloed systems (water-quality stations, remote PLCs, SCADA and the asset management system) into the platform.

CT then created a customised dashboard with an integrated map visualisation layer.

The platform ingests data from a centralised SCADA system and from remote assets distributed across the wetland areas. A GIS layer gives a single-pane view of every connected asset, making it easy to navigate, visualise critical parameters and monitor the health of vegetation within each designated wetland.

When the system detects water quality outside the expected range, or an equipment anomaly, it triggers an alert and assigns a work order through the mobile application to an authorised person, so the right action is taken. Every work order and maintenance task is stored in the platform and tracked against KPIs to keep service at the highest level.

Operations teams monitor data across a variety of dashboards and control equipment remotely. Because the data stays in the platform, Anding Water Authority can run statistical analysis and develop analytical models, giving it the tools for better ecological management.