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Increase food production
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Adasa participates in HMS Networks' SWIM Week with a presentation on digitalization and industrial water monitoring
This month, Adasa is participating in SWIM Week, an initiative promoted by HMS Networks that brings together companies from the Skion Water group and specialists from different countries to share knowledge on digitalization and optimization of water management in industrial and urban environments. The international online meeting brings together experts from the Skion Water group to share experiences on innovation, digitization, and efficiency in water management.
Adasa participates in the Spain Smart Water Summit, sharing knowledge on smart systems for sanitation and wastewater treatment management
Adasa brought digital transformation, the integration of technology, data, and experience, and advanced solutions for more efficient sanitation and wastewater treatment management to the Spain Smart Water Summit, organized by iAgua in Madrid. The conference was a high-level meeting point for professionals who are designing the future of the urban water cycle.
Adasa monitors water quality in the Gulf of Thailand following the commissioning of four aquaBio devices
Adasa has completed the project to supply and install four aquaBio B503 devices in Thailand for the continuous measurement and monitoring of microbiological water quality. The initiative included the commissioning of the equipment, which was manufactured at Adasa's facilities in El Prat de Llobregat, and the training of operators.
Adasa reinforces its commitment to cybersecurity
Adasa Sistemas, a benchmark in digital solutions for the integrated water cycle and innovative technologies for meteorology and the environment, strengthens its commitment to cybersecurity. Its strategy of placing digital security at the core of its business and further maximizing the efficiency of advanced protocols enables the company to anticipate potential threats.
Adasa promotes the digitalization of the integral water cycle in Burgos within the framework of the DIGITAGUABURG project
Adasa Sistemas has launched a new phase of the DIGITAGUABURG project, a pioneering initiative in the digitalization of the integral water cycle in the municipality of Burgos. This project is part of the PERTE for the Digitalization of the Water Cycle and represents a key step towards a more efficient, sustainable and resilient management of water resources.
Adasa in the maintenance of control networks in the face of extreme weather events on the Tagus river, from Jana to Martinho
During the month of March, the management of hydraulic infrastructures in the face of the succession of a total of four high impact storms (Jana, Konrad, Laurece and Martinho) in the Tagus river basin showed the crucial importance of maintaining the automatic control networks in optimal conditions for decision-making in real time. During extreme weather events, the digitisation of assets and the exploitation of real-time data on the Tagus River have proven their effectiveness.
Adasa supplies instrumentation for the integral digitalisation of the sanitation systems of the Besòs Tordera Consortium
Adasa is to supply Sentry and aquaTest monitoring equipment for the integral digitalisation of the sanitation systems of the Besòs River Basin at the Granollers, La Llagosta and Montornés del Vallès facilities (Catalonia). The project is part of the PAITIDA Project, which aims to ensure the quality and availability of the resource in its supply.
Sentry offers a real-time wastewater quality monitoring system that monitors biological health, optimises performance and provides early warnings of imbalances in the system. It provides reliable minute-by-minute information that ensures the facility is protected against changes in quality.
aquaBio, the automated solution for microbiological water control on beaches
Adasa offers aquaBio, a pioneering service for the automatic measurement of the microbiological quality of water, aimed at beach managers and managers. This system allows the simultaneous measurement of Escherichia coli and enterococci, providing results in just 3 hours in highly polluted water and 12 hours to ensure the absence of microorganisms.
“opsCTRL is a component of the Master Plan because it facilitates easy, real-time access to critical plant information”
We interviewed Elisabet Valls, operations manager of the IDR wastewater treatment plant, about the benefits obtained after implementing opsCTRL as a management platform for the Igualadina de Depuración y Recuperación (IDR) wastewater treatment plant, which comes from the leather tanning industry in the city.
Adasa drives the recovery of the Mar Menor with an innovative environmental monitoring network
Adasa has led the implementation of a pioneering environmental monitoring network in the Mar Menor, as part of the BELICH project promoted by the Ministry for the Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge (MITECO). This initiative strengthens Adasa’s commitment to the protection of vulnerable ecosystems and technological innovation applied to the environment.
Adasa wins PTEA award for "Best Public-Private Cooperation Project" with iBathWater
Adasa has been recognized with the prestigious "Best Public-Private Cooperation Project" award in the 2nd edition of the PTEA Awards for its innovative iBathWater project. This accolade underscores Adasa's excellence in developing advanced urban water management solutions and its ability to forge effective partnerships between the public and private sectors.
Maintenance of hydrological infrastructures, key in the face of heavy rainfall events
Proper maintenance of hydraulic, hydrological, meteorological and water quality infrastructures is essential to mitigate the possible effects of extreme weather events. The digitization of assets and the collection of real-time data allow for more efficient management and informed decision making in the face of episodes such as the recent storm Jana.
