An interactive display have been installed in the foyer of the Engineering Building at the National University of Ireland, Galway. The screen shows the water consumption in the building giving the users the possibility to explore daily consumption and get…
One of the key pilots of the Waternomics project is the Engineering Building that is part of the National University of Ireland, Galway (NUIG). This building has been retrofitted with water sensors to show end-users (including building managers, staff and…
Two touch screen displays have been installed in the public area of Linate airport. In idle mode, the displays show a video explaining how SEA, the airport operator, adopts sustainability measures in their strategy and operations. Passengers can find general…
Abstract This seminar aims to highlight the flexibility of Python as a useful programming language for everyday tasks in research. It is based on the experience of the presenter in the Waternomics project and research experiments. The overall goal is…
As part of its training and dissemination activities, Waternomics teams at NUIG hosted two interns (secondary school students) for a week (from 5th to 10th of June 2016). This week @waternomics_eu @nuigalway @insight_centre hosted 2 #SecondarySchool student interns. We…
The AtlanTec Festival is a celebration of Galway’s diverse technology culture. It will consists of a several of technology related events, targeting diverse industry professionals, community groups and those in education. The Atlantec Festival will showcase technological advancements in Galway…
On the 26th of April 2016, the Waternomics Team took part in the first Civil Engineering Transition Year (TY*) Programme at NUI Galway. The goal of the programme is to give senior post primary students who are interested in Civil Engineering…
Consumption of the valuable resource that is water is a major concern from both financial and environmental perspectives. One of the objectives of Waternomics is to track the consumption of water and increase user awareness towards its usage. It is…
Over 85 students (aged 13 – 16 years) from Coláiste na Coiribe attended the NUIG Waternomics Workshops held at the newly opened secondary school in Knocknacarra, Galway. Two sessions of two separate Workshops covering Water Conservation and Application Development were held…
As already presented the idea of creating an applications marketplace fosters the creation of an ecosystem of applications around the Waternomics information platform. The approach as already explained allows applications to share some common datasets in order to avoid duplication,…