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Event March 4, 2026

Smart Water Networks 101 – A RiSWP Teaching Series Webinar

Part 4: Layer 3 – Collection and Communication

DETAILS

Date: March 3, 2026 • 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM EST
March 4, 2026 • 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM NZDT

Organiser: RiSWP

Access: Open Access (view recording and slides below)

Led by: Naisargi Dave, Hydraulic Modeler (HDR) & RiSWP Leader

FEATURING

  • Campbell Scott, Smart Networks PO (Watercare)

OVERVIEW

Building on the previous sessions, Part 4 of our Smart Water Networks 101 series focuses on Layer 3: Collection and Communication, the connective tissue of a smart water system.

Layer 3 includes the technologies that collect data from remote assets and transmit it to upper layers for analysis and decision-making. This spans fixed and wireless communication networks such as cable, radio, cellular, and Wi-Fi, as well as the systems that manage secure, reliable data transfer.

With two-way communication, Layer 3 also enables commands to be sent back downstream, ensuring sensors and actuators collect the right data and execute the right actions — making smart water networks responsive and operationally intelligent.

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