SOWC Project Report Now Available
SOWC has created a summary report as a synopsis of the project to date: the building of a unique platform for research, development and demonstration of water technologies. The report details platform facility completion and other activities since SOWC was established in 2011. To view the report, please click the PDF attachment below. Files SOWC Project Report
SOWC to Attend WEFTEC 2014 in New Orleans
SOWC will be attending WEFTEC 2014, held at the New Orleans Morial Convention Center in New Orleans, Louisiana from September 27 - October 1, 2014. See WEFTEC 2014 Fact Sheet. As part of the Ontario Pavilion (Booth 3859), SOWC's booth will be providing information on SOWC's collaborative projects, six research and demonstration nodes (watersheds, wastewater, ecotoxicology, drinking water, analytical techniques and sensors) and 'smart' watershed capabilities. Visit SOWC at WEFTEC 2014 to learn about its platform, current partners and opportunities for collaboration! About [...]
Monitoring the Watershed in Real-time
This article was originally published in Waterloo Stories by Victoria Van Capellen Earth and Environmental Sciences Professor Dave Rudolph and his group within the Southern Ontario Water Consortium (SOWC) have successfully launched their smart watershed data integration platform to monitor the hydrologic conditions and water quality within a region of Ontario’s Grand River watershed and to facilitate new innovations in watershed management. The project, in collaboration with IBM Canada, is currently streaming real-time data online from a distributed network of [...]