AWWA Webcast Program

Stay put! With AWWA’s 90-minute webcasts, you can enjoy quality education without leaving your office. Choose from a myriad of topics that cover everything from innovative management techniques to the latest technologies and regulations. Our panel of experts present the most pertinent information on your chosen topic and answer the questions that matter most to you.

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 Webcasts Open For Registration

Advanced Metering Infrastructure for the Water Industry (W900)

January 28, 2009
To fund infrastructure improvements, decrease water loss, and reduce operations and maintenance costs, water utilities around the world are installing automated meter reading (AMR) systems. This webcast will discuss how three water utilities have benefited from advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) and what options are available for your utility. Learn more and register.

Advanced Disinfection of Pipelines and Storage Facilities (W901)

February 11, 2009
This webcast will introduce alternative methods for the disinfection of pipelines and water storage tanks, as well as effective distribution system operations and maintenance strategies to maintain chlorine residuals.  It will begin with a brief review of conventional chorine-based practices for disinfecting pipelines and storage tanks, followed by presentations on alternative practices involving ozone and chemical biocides cleaning. Attendees will learn to determine the information needed to plan and execute disinfection in the water distribution system using either conventional or alternative best practices.  Learn more and register.

Quagga/Zebra Mussel Control (W902)

February 25, 2009
Many water utilities in North America are having their first noteworthy taste and odor problem.  Customers have described their drinking water as having a musty or earthy odor. After in-depth investigation, utilities are pointing to the quagga and/or zebra mussel population as the source of the problem. Taste and odor issues aren’t the only problems these organisms pose to a drinking water utility.   Learn more and register.

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