Quick Start
An open water management platform
What is Qatium?
Qatium is a collaborative community of professionals dedicated to making water management tools accessible to all.
How do I use the app?
To use Qatium, create an account, upload a GIS dataset (GeoJSON or Shapefile) or hydraulic model (in INP format) of any clean water distribution network.
Build and validate hydraulic models
If you are using an alternative modeling platform such as InfoWorks WS Pro, WaterGEMS or Synergi, you will need to export your models into the EPANET INP format and confirm that modeling controls have been successfully exported.
Run your first simulations
Once you have accessed the app, you begin by uploading or dragging and dropping an INP file or a GIS dataset. Our assistant Q will help you run “what if” scenarios (e.g. shutting down and opening pipes). You can also use the slider to simulate the network throughout each day or week. Each model is unique to the user and can be deleted at any time.
Access to Qatium can be provided to as many users as desired.
Models of less than 50,000 nodes are recommended.
Security and compliance
Your data will be stored on Amazon Web Services’ Simple Storage Service. Amazon S3 is an object storage service that offers industry-leading scalability, data availability, security, and performance. S3 maintains compliance programs, such as PCI-DSS, HIPAA/HITECH, FedRAMP, EU Data Protection Directive, and FISMA, to help you meet regulatory requirements.
All names and datasets you share with us will be considered private and confidential, meaning we will not resell/publish your data.
Open roadmap
You will also be asked to weigh-in on our open product roadmap.
Free forever pricing
There is no financial cost or IT development work associated with the use of Qatium. Certain features in the future may require a paid software license.
Don't have data to upload to Qatium?
At Qatium we believe in accessibility and openness and have built a sample demo model for you to use.It takes a village
Qatium is a collaborative community of multi-disciplinary users and experts,
whose aim is to democratize and transform the water industry.
Help us build the platform you need by contributing to our open roadmap.
It’s just the beginning
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Self-Learning Digital Assistant
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How can I collaborate with Qatium?
At Qatium, we love feedback and invite our users to contribute to our roadmap. We may contact you to ask you about your experience. And if there’s a fit, we’d welcome you to our user and software developer community.
Used by over 150 utilities around the world
All data you upload to Qatium is encrypted and is private and confidential at all times.
To use Qatium, you need to be able to upload the GIS data set or a hydraulic model of a water distribution network.
Qatium does not resell or publish user data. You can permanently delete your data at all times.
Oct 15, 2021
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a map
Version 1.2 (Current)
Automatic detection of arterial networks - Oct 15, 2021
Qatium is able to detect the pipes of the network that make up the main arterial network using their relative diameters and/or by their connection to singular elements of the model such as tanks, pumps, reservoirs, valves etc.
Machine learning models for automatic demand estimations - Aug 17, 2021
Using AI, Qatium is able to estimate network demand based on the area’s total population. In the absence of data point, Qatium applies global machine learning models to to estimate demand patterns across the water distribution network.
Intelligent topology corrections - July 8, 2021
Thanks to advanced data science techniques, Qatium automatically adjusts and corrects topological data, including duplicate items, isolated elements, X and T crossings and more.
Simulate opening and closing pipes - June 3, 2021
Change the state of any pipe and close them without needing to add a valve. Each pipe opening and closure runs a new simulation and generates updated water flow and network pressure data.
