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Vancouver Partners with Infinitii for Water Data Monitoring

Kurrant News Desk · ·1 min read

Infinitii AI, a provider of predictive analytics for smart city infrastructure, has secured a three-year contract with the City of Vancouver. This agreement will provide the city with Infinitii flowworks’ real-time data monitoring software, which is designed to be compatible with a wide range of loggers, sensors, and other monitoring devices used in North America’s sewer, drainage, and water quality sectors. Vancouver, a rapidly growing city with a population of 631,000, will benefit from enhanced monitoring across its extensive network, including 200 flow and level monitoring sites, 38 combined sewer overflow sites, 14 rainfall monitoring stations, 23 water quality sampling locations, and two groundwater monitoring wells.

This deal represents the company’s first direct multi-year contract with Vancouver’s integrated sewer and drainage planning branch.