Welcome to Qatium’s end of the year product update.
Now that all users can sign up to Qatium, we’ve experienced tremendous uptake and received lots of feedback.
None of this would have been possible without your support. Thank you!
What’s new?
Extended GIS support, an improved onboarding experience and more.
Sign in to experience the latest features. New capabilities are released weekly.
Network controls import
Quickly improve your model accuracy by including valves, pumps and network controls when importing GIS data.
Sample hydraulic model
New users can now access a sample hydraulic model of Magnetic Island in Queensland, Australia. Existing users can upload the demo model to their Qatium accounts.
What’s next?
As an open platform, we’re pleased to share what the team is currently working on.
Vote on the features you want to see next.
Water main shutdowns
Know what valves you need to operate to isolate a pipe and what customers are impacted. Find out how to limit the number of customers without water and inadequate pressures.
Share networks
Share your models securely with colleagues, managers and stakeholders. Simply share a link and collaborate in new and productive ways.
Automatic model update based on live data
Using live data from SCADA sensors, Qatium will automatically adjust valve and pump settings, pipe roughness and pressures to generate models with great accuracy.
What else is going on?
We hosted a conversation with international water experts, were featured in an industry podcast and put a spotlight on Paul Fleming from the Alliance for Global Water Adaptation.
Hear what experts had to say about Qatium.
Expert of the month
Paul Fleming, Fellow at the Alliance for Global Water Adaptation, explains why progressive water utilities need to share their data and update their views on data governance.
Paul is a leader in the public and private sectors in building strategies and programs to address the opportunities and challenges at the intersection of water, climate change, utility management, corporate stewardship and technology.
10 Predictions for 2022
Tune in to the very first episode of Q Talks, a new monthly series of bite-sized conversations that you can watch live or on demand.
We’ve asked our panel to come up with three predictions, or trends, they believe will play out next year.
We’ve grouped these together into three chapters: digital, water availability & health and finally, infrastructure investment and upgrades.
(don’t) Waste Water podcast
When you’re a startup, is there such a thing as an unfair advantage? Listen-in to a first-hand account of Qatium’s overall vision, product development strategy and marketing philosophy. Qatium’s Director of Innovation Luke Butler chats with Antoine Walter on the (don’t) Waste Water podcast where they discuss all things hydraulic modeling and digital water startups.
Previously on Qatium
And in case you missed last month’s update, we unveiled our platform to the public at Aquatech Amsterdam, published a new website, released a real-time API and lots of other exciting new features.
If you don’t have a model or GIS dataset to use in the app, you can download a sample model on our quick start page.
We’ve come a long way together. None of this would have been possible without your support. Thank you!
