19 October 2024
The 75th International Astronautical Congress in Milan was a pivotal moment in the ongoing dialogue about the role of space exploration in building a sustainable future. For companies like BWI, IAC 2024 offered a glimpse into how space data can revolutionize hydrological monitoring and contribute to a more sustainable world.
18 October 2024
At the 12th World General Assembly of the International Network of Basin Organizations (INBO), BWI had the privilege of joining global leaders in water resource management to discuss one of the most pressing challenges of our time: climate-resilient basin management. Held in Bordeaux, France, this event not only marked INBO’s 30th anniversary but also offered an invaluable opportunity to learn from experts and engage in meaningful dialogue on innovative solutions for sustainable water practices.
14 October 2024
Our Sales Manager, Benoît Miltin, had the pleasure of attending Le Grand LAB’EAU, a landmark event commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Water & Environment sector. Held in Limoges, France, this gathering spotlighted six decades of water policy and its enduring impact, while addressing the pressing challenges posed by climate change. The event featured conferences, workshops, and debates on topics such as efficient agricultural reservoir management and impactful projects like Explore 2.
11 October 2024
In our latest Performance Report, we assess the effectiveness of BWI’s discharge forecast model for the Gardon River, specifically at the Pont de Russan outlet. Covering an area of 1,533.7 km², this catchment, located northwest of Nîmes, in southern France, features 362 reaches and 4 dams. The region typically experiences dry conditions with low baseflow (2-5 m³/s) but is vulnerable to sudden heavy rainfall and flash flooding. The model demonstrates strong overall performance (NNSE 0.81), accurately simulating baseflow, flood detection, and flood recession. This performance is crucial for managing water resources, supporting early warning systems, and aiding the design of critical flood prevention infrastructure.
9 October 2024
We are pleased to announce that Benoît Miltin, BWI’s sales manager, had the honor of representing our company as part of the French delegation at an energy-focused conference in the United States. This gathering took place in the capital city during the first week of October 2024. Organized by MEDEF International in collaboration with the Renewable Energy Association (SER), it emphasized the crucial need to expand renewable energy production and ensure equitable access to these resources.
26 September 2024
Join Blue Water Intelligence at InnoDay in Albi, France, this October 1, 2024. Our CEO, Jeremy Fain, will present our innovative hydrological monitoring and forecasting services during an interactive poster session at the event. Discover how BWI contributes to environmental sustainability or how our projects link us to the aerospace sector.
26 September 2024
We are excited to announce our participation at the upcoming “Salon des Communes et des Territoires de l’Aude”, taking place on Friday, October 11th, 2024, at the Narbonne-Arena. This event will offer a unique opportunity for local officials, public sector professionals, and businesses to connect and exchange ideas in a professional yet welcoming setting.
25 September 2024
Our CEO, Jeremy Fain, will be part of an interactive debate at the European Symposium in Toulouse, focused on the use of space data for water and energy management. This event will bring together industry leaders to explore innovative solutions and foster interregional cooperation.
22 September 2024
River discharge and water level are closely linked, with water level determining the river’s cross-sectional area and flow velocity, both of which influence discharge. This relationship, captured by stage-discharge curves, is crucial for flood forecasting, water management, and river engineering.
20 September 2024
River discharge forecasting is a cutting-edge tool for flood prevention, providing early warnings to protect lives and minimize economic losses. Advances in hydrological models have proven crucial in flood-prone regions like France, India, Bangladesh, and Senegal.