SMART-Control

Smart framework for real-time monitoring and control of subsurface processes in managed aquifer recharge applications. The main objective of the SMART-Control project is to reduce the risks in the application of sustainable groundwater management techniques worldwide through the development and implementation of an innovative web-based, real-time monitoring and control system (RMCS) in combination with risk assessment and management tools (RAM). Managed aquifer recharge (MAR) represents an efficient water reuse technique to restore groundwater-dependent ecosystem services. More

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Deliverable D2.1 Matrix of risks and ...PDF
This report assessses the MAR-associated risks at six MAR sites from which...
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Deliverable D3.1 Setup of real-time ...PDF
The present report describes the software infrastructure developed in the...
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Deliverable D2.1 Matrix of risks and ...PDF
This report describes the first part of the SMART-Control web-based tool T1:...
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Deliverable D4.3 Web-based risk assessment ...
This report describes the main functionalities the SMART-Control web-based...
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Deliverable 4.4 Web-based real-time modelling ...PDF
This report describes the main functionality of the web-based tool “Real time...
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Deliverable 4.5 Web-based real-time modelling ...PDF
Scenario analysis serves to evaluate various management solutions or to...
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Deliverable 5.1 Real-time observation system ...PDF
The present report provides a brief description of the hydrogeological...
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Deliverable 5.2 Real-time observation platform ...PDF
The present report describes the field works conducted at the Berlin-Spandau...
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Deliverable 5.3 Real-time observation platform ...PDF
The present report describes the works conducted at the Gapeau-Aquarenova...
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Deliverable 5.4 Demonstration of the ...PDF
The report describes the demonstration of the SMART-Control approach and...
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Deliverable 6.2 Training courses on the use of ...PDF
This report summarizes the content and main outcomes of the first series of...
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Deliverable 7.5 Strengthening the ...PDF
Replication workshops in Cyprus (October 2021) and Brazil (January 2022) have...
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Additional Info

Field	Value
Source	https://smart-control.inowas.com/
Project coordinator	Catalin Stefan
Last Updated	May 24, 2022, 08:43 (UTC)
Created	February 18, 2020, 11:39 (UTC)
Acronym	SMART-Control
Contact persons for Dissemination activities - Open Data&Open Acces activities	Jana Glass; Catalin Stefan
Funders	BMBF (Germany), ANR (France), RPF (Cyprus), FACEPE and FAPESQPB (Brazil)
Project partners	INOWAS Research Group, Department of Hydrosciences Berlin Centre of Competence for Water (KWB);Umwelt-und Ingenieurtechnik GmbH Dresden (UIT);Adelphi research gGmbH;French Geological Survey (BRGM);Lyonnaise des Eaux/Suez;Universidade Federal de Paraíba (UFPE);Universidade Federal de Pernambuco (UFPB);University of Cyprus (UCY)
Access level	info:eu-repo/semantics/closedAccess
Project identifier	grantAgreement/EC/
Start date	February 1, 2019, 00:00 (UTC)
End date	July 31, 2022, 00:00 (UTC)