The IoT4Win project will train and develop 3 Early Stage Researchers with individual research projects. The researchers are from different parts of the world working across to complete the research programme for 3 years. For more click here
Research & Training
The project aims to address the challenges on IoT for smart water by implementing a multidisciplinary expertise of European research group, industry partners and user organisations to offer transferable skills and training programmes on ICT, data science and water engineering. For more click here
New Events
During the three years of our project, we plan to host different events that can faciliate more and specialised research training for our 3 ESRS. The information regarding the upcoming events will be updated soon. For more click here
Last Activites
Final IOT4Win Dissemination Event
The final main conference and dissemination event was held in hybrid mode at Birmingham City University Birmingham, UK, on 26 May 2022. This last event invited experts from water industries – United Utilities Plc Digital Services as stakeholders and invited key technology providers related to IOT4win smart solutions from AVK and ATI UK. Professors and researchers from the UK and from the University of Thessaly, Water Europe, give talks about the water Europe initiative and trend with a Horizon Europe project-ARSINOE. This event also combines with the Engineering Innovation Fest 2022 at BCU to further the public engagement for STEAM to understand the hot topics related to smart water under climate changes and the Net Zero issue. This event brought research and academic perspectives, industrial experiences, and technology solutions in Water, IOT and smart devices and sensing technology to further promote understanding of smart water development challenges under climate changes and emerging technology. IOT4win research outcomes will further connect with various industries and potential applications, promote smart water research and enhance their student and researcher career prospects for further collaboration.
3rd Workshop for IoT4Win
The third workshop for the IoT4Win project was held online via the Teams software. The project partners attended the workshop from the industrial United Utilities (UK) and Singlor Logic (Greece). In addition to the project representative Birmingham City University (BCU), UK. Four invited talkers gave presentations on Innovation Competition at United Utilities, Smart Technologies in Water System, AI-Based Analytics for Energy Management in Wate System, and Smart Farming Technologies. Moreover, the three ESRs presented their projects and the outputs achieved for each project.
2Nd Workshop for IoT4Win
The second workshop of the IoT4Win project was held online via the Teams software. The workshop was attended by the project partners from the industrial United Utilities UK, and also Singlor Logic Athens, Greece. In addition to the project representative Birmingham City University (BCU), UK.
CCWI 2019 Conference, Exceter, UK
A guided historical tour of Exeter
CCWI 2019 Conference, Exceter, UK
Exeter Cathedral
This historic tour includes the history and origins of Exeter Cathedral and the development and expansion of Southernhay’s Georgian houses.
CCWI2019 Conference, Excter, UK
ESR1: The presentaion of Essa Shahra at the CCWI2019 Conference
CCWI2019, Excter, UK
ESR3: The presentaion of Haitham Mahmoud at the CCWI2019 Conference
The Secondment of ESRs at United Utility, UK
The Secondment of ESRs at United Utility, UK
A-Cing Company, Madrid, Spain
The Secondment of ESRs at A-Cing, Madrid, Spain
United Utility, UK
The Secondment of ESRs at United Utility, UK
IOT4win at a Glance IoT4Win-Internet of Things for Smart Water Innovative is a Horizon2020 Marie Sklodowska-Curie Action- Innovative Training Networks (ITN) 2017, European Industrial doctorate project and aims to develop the sustainability, security and resilience of water supply and distribution system in the face of climate change. The research addresses on the challenges, which demands increasingly intelligent approaches to the management and transport of finite water resources and future smart water networks. It creates a currently unmet demand for highly skilled and multi-disciplinary engineers and scientists who apply advanced sensors; ICT, the Internet of Things (IoT) to enable smarter water networks in an increasingly complex regulated environment. Birmingham City University (BCU) coordinates and woks along with project partners in the consortium, including ICT / IoT Technology Company from Greece and Romania, water Innovation Company from Spain and a utility in UK. Read the news letter from here: https://www.iot4win.org.uk/?page_id=231
