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Meet OTT Hydromet’s global experts at virtual WWEM 2021
OTT HydroMet will host a virtual exhibition booth at this year’sWWEM2021 event; providing visitors with access to a world of expertise in sensors, dataloggers, telemetry and data management software for monitoring water and meteorology.
Taking place on 13th and 14th October, and with a clear focus on Water, Wastewater & Environmental Monitoring,WWEM2021 will provide pre-registered visitors with free access to a range of conferences and workshops, as well as the opportunity to arrange appointments with experts from OTT HydroMet’s global locations.
“As a virtual event, WWEMwill enable us to provide technical support from almost any location in the world,” explains OTT’s Application Development Manager for Europe Katja Weber. “However, given the variation in time zones, we are encouraging visitors to pre-arrange appointments with us; either via the exhibition portal or directly via our website.
“At traditional exhibitions, most of the visitors are looking for help and advice such as: where to
install monitors; which sensors to deploy; what service/calibration routine to choose; which loggers can handle remote operation; what telemetry method would be most cost-effective; how the system should be powered, and which data management platform to employ,” explains
Katja.
“Experts from OTT HydroMet will be available to discuss all of these issues, as well as to demonstrate the latest technologies. There will also be a live feed to real-world water level data from one of our customer sites.”
ACO announces new Webinar series to tackle destruction of habitats
ACO Water Management has announced a new series of webinars and podcasts discussing the ways in which the construction industry can better protect the UK’s biodiversity and wild habitats.
Climate change is having a significant impact on biodiversity, with the IPCC’s recent landmark report highlighting the critical levels of concern across the world. ACO’s Habitat Matters series will explore the proactive steps the construction industry can take to create an environmentally sustainable future.
Collaborating with 60 partners and supporters, the campaign brings together a number of industry leaders, government representatives, and partner organisations to highlight how the construction industry can help integrate habitat preservation into the built and urban environments.
The webinars will take place on the following dates and will be made available online for those who are unable to attend in person:
14 • 08 October - Habitat by Design
• 21 October - Design & Management of High Quality Green Spaces
• 28 October - COP26 Future Policy to Protect Natural Habitats
Adam Cane, Sustainability Lead at ACO Water Management said: “Our latest webinar series will focus on the conservation efforts that the construction industry can make to protect wild habitats.
“With the IPCC report from the United Nations bringing international awareness on the impact of global warming, we have been given a clear directive to prevent irreversible damage to the planet through sustainable practices. The construction industry can play a significant role in creating, maintaining, and improving natural habitats in built environments. It's due to this that the webinar series has been designed, offering insight by some of the industry's leading voices.”
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podcasts, which will take place in the lead up to COP26 in Glasgow.
The next webinar, which will take place on Thursday 26 August will focus on ‘Future Cities Encompassing Natural Systems’. This event will look at how biodiversity action plans & biodiversity net gains can affect planning, how sustainable drainage systems (SUDS) play a vital role in urban environments and how building retrofit can help and benefit nature.
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