Innovyze Releases IWLive Generation V3.0; Continuing to Set the Standard for Real-Time Smart Water Network Modeling, Operation and Security


Innovyze Releases IWLive Generation V3.0; Continuing to Set the Standard for Real-Time Smart Water Network Modeling, Operation and Security
New Version Improves SCADA Connectivity, Hydraulic Modeling Accuracy, and Speeds Implementation Times
Broomfield, Colorado USA, August 14, 2012 — Innovyze, a leading global innovator of business analytics software and technologies for wet infrastructure, today announced the worldwide release of the V3.0 Generation of IWLive for real-time water distribution hydraulic and water quality modeling, monitoring, forecasting and SCADA integration. The release, incorporating features requested by utilities on three continents using IWLive, gives water utilities more power in real-time business analytics and optimization and moves their hydraulic modeling and simulation applications from planning and design to operation and control. It also underscores the Innovyze technology leadership position in the water industry for delivering pioneering smart water network management technology to enhance the safety, efficiency, reliability and sustainability of the world’s water supply.
“IWLive allows utilities to make informed decisions in real-time by combining the power of advanced network modeling, SCADA, and operations experience in one control room platform,” said Paul F. Boulos, Ph.D., BCEEM, Hon.D.WRE, Dist.D.NE, F.ASCE, President and Chief Operating Officer of Innovyze. “With increasingly complex water distribution and supply systems, IWLive provides an affordable, easy-to-use solution tailored to the day-to-day needs of system operators, while at the same time meeting the primary needs of utilities to better manage consumption and leakage and improve system efficiency, comply with regulations, deliver a reliable supply of high-quality water in the most cost-effective manner, and avoid or eliminate the effects of negative events.”
IWLive equips the control room with tools that are both predictive and reactive. It issues regularly updated warnings to alert the operator to problems that may arise in the coming minutes, hours, or days, showing the predicted severity of problems and the time of onset in one easy-to-use interface. IWLive can also enable the operator to evaluate problem-solving approaches by simulating closures of valves or a change in a pump’s operating schedule. It then quickly produces a second simulation that can be compared with the first to determine the level of improvement, the problems that remain, and the costs of the change.
The fully optimized IWLive interface allows operators to see a map of all water infrastructures, including background maps. Highlighted color coding shows predicted problem areas; a single click produces a detailed map showing pipes, valves, pumps, reservoirs and other water assets. Animation of the map shows the development of the problem, while graphs show simulated pressures and reservoir levels. IWLive can be accessed remotely over a VPN, and can be configured to send critical warning messages via SMS or email.
New features in Version 3.0 include expanded capability to read SCADA databases, improved live control interpretation, support for demand patterns, automated results sharing, improvements to isolation tracing, and a streamlined implementation process. IWLive V3.0 supports live data time offsets and SCADA value translations allowing results and input parameters to be displayed in the time and units most familiar to operations staff.IWLive supports the creation of live controls directly from the SCADA system. For users that utilize the SCADA system to set pump or valve controls, IWLive can directly interpret those commands from the SCADA system and incorporate them into all simulation runs. Demand patterns allow IWLive users to set a variety of 7 day and 24 hour demand patterns for customers and different run types. The isolation trace has been improved to better handle pump stations and other control nodes in the system ensuring that IWLive isolations match real world conditions. Tools have also been added to streamline the implementations, allowing new customers to start usingIWLive with even greater efficiency.
For a complete listing of new features and capabilities in IWLive V3.0, visit the “What’s New” section in the online help.
Pricing and availability
IWLive V3.0 is now available worldwide by subscription. Subscription members can immediately download the new extension free of charge directly from www.innovyze.com. The Innovyze Subscription Program is a friendly customer support and software maintenance program that ensures the longevity and usefulness of Innovyze products. It gives subscribers instant access to new functionality as it is developed, along with automatic software updates and upgrades. For the latest information on the Innovyze Subscription Program, visit ww.innovyze.com or contact your local Innovyze Channel Partner.

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