The Internet of Things technology and the self-learning algorithms and hydrological models that will use the real-time data have a huge potential for future developments and are complementary to the…

Internet of Water Flanders aims to better map water quality all over Flanders. To this end, imec develops sensors that are less expensive and have more capabilities than others that…

Flanders has been plagued by drought for the fourth year in a row. This is causing water scarcity and low groundwater levels. It also has other negative effects, such as…

The development of the IoW sensors is accompanied by testing, calibration, improvement, fine-tuning, etc. Multi-parameter probes from the VMM are somewhat of a big brother here: not only are they…

The mountain of real-time data that Internet of Water Flanders' IoT sensors will generate in a few years' time does not start out as bite-sized information. In order to be…

On 6 March 2020, Internet of Water Flanders welcomed more than 30 stakeholders in Bruges for a workshop on the problem of water salinization in Flanders. The goal of the…

The liquid sensors developed by imec are at the heart of the development of the IoW Flanders' smart monitoring network.imec has optimized its liquid sensors to measure electrical conductivity as…

To shape the interaction with the industry, the IoW Flanders project organizes surveys and stakeholder events. The first event took place in October 2019. In 2020 and the upcoming years,…

The creation of a robust IoT architecture is essential to create an effective Internet of Water Flanders (IoW) and to exploit the full potential of the sensor data. Recently, the…

During the Internet of Water Flanders Stakeholder Event of 1st October 2019, the following presentations were given (Click on the following links and download the shown presentations as PDF files):•…