- December 22, 2009
GeoAdvice is pleased to release the December 2009 edition of the GeoLetter. - September 15, 2009
Read Our Latest Newsletter! - September 14, 2009
Conquering a Mountain for Water for People. - August 15, 2009
CRD selects GeoAdvice to build new model. - July 4, 2009
Hydraulic Network Modeling with the City of Rossland, BC - June 8, 2009
Read Our Latest Newsletter! - June 5, 2009
We are Growing and Moving… GeoAdvice is relocating to a new office in Port Moody, BC. - April 30, 2009
GeoAdvice participated for another year in the BCWWA annual conference in Penticton. - March 23 , 2009
Read Our Latest Newsletter! - January 24, 2009
Dr. Werner de Schaetzen, P.Eng. GeoAdvice CEO was recently featured in the Water&Sanitation Africa magazine.
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GeoAdvice is pleased to release the December 2009 edition of the GeoLetter. Thank you for subscribing to our newsletter and happy holidays from GeoAdvice!
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Conquering a Mountain…
Many brave souls have scaled the perilous heights of Mount Baker, WA, USA, and so has the GeoAdvice Team. On September 11-13, 2009, five members of GeoAdvice climbed 10,781 ft. to the summit of Mount Baker to raise awareness about the increasing need for safe and clean drinking water around the world. Currently 10% of all GeoAdvice profits are donated to Water for People, an organization that establishes sources of clean drinking water in developing nations; by climbing Mount Baker GeoAdvice brought further attention to this growing issue. Click here for pictures of this trip.
CRD selects GeoAdvice to build new model.
Following an extensive selection process, GeoAdvice team separated itself through demonstrated expertise in hydraulic modeling, calibration, and applications using the InfoWater hydraulic modeling software. GeoAdvice's team of experts will build and calibrate a new hydraulic model for CRD Water Services covering the Western Communities and District of Sooke located in the Greater Victoria area, which includes over 400 km of pipes. The model will run steady state, extended period and water quality simulations to produce both hydraulic and water quality results. GeoAdvice will also develop an effective and efficient methodology and documented process for the maintenance of the model for both the short and long term. Upon project completion GeoAdvice will conduct an extensive in-person training work shop on hydraulic modeling for CRD staff to assist them in optimizing the use of their new hydraulic model.
Hydraulic Network Modeling with the City of Rossland, BC
The City of Rossland, BC selects GeoAdvice to analyze their water distribution system model. The water distribution system consists of about 30 kms of water mains and four pressure zones. GeoAdvice will undertake a detailed model review by analyzing the various components (hydraulic and non-hydraulic) and scenarios (Facility topology sets and data sets) of the existing water model. GeoAdvice will then use the model as a valuable tool to predict how the water distribution system will behave under different scenarios of proposed upgrades.
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We are Growing and Moving… GeoAdvice is relocating to a new office in Port Moody, BC. The new location affords a spectacular view of the beautiful mountains of British Columbia and will allow GeoAdvice to continue growing and providing the same exceptional service for all its clients in hydraulic network modeling. Please update your address book:
GeoAdvice Engineering Inc.
Unit 204, 2502 St. Johns Street
Port Moody, BC V3H 2B4
Canada
Phone: (604) 931-0550
Fax: (604) 931-0580
GeoAdvice participated for another year in the BCWWA annual conference in Penticton from April 25 -29, 2009. The conference in its 38th year of operation, spanned five days and focused on the waste and water industry. During the event, company founder and CEO Werner de Schaetzen presented two pieces: Model Development, Calibration and analysis of the City of Langley Sewer Collection System and Do You Know the Hydraulic and Criticality Conditions of Your Water Distribution Mains? A Case Study with the City of Saskatoon, SK.
Click here to read our award winning March 2009 GeoLetter.
Dr. Werner de Schaetzen, P.Eng. GeoAdvice CEO was recently featured in the Water&Sanitation Africa magazine December 2008 Edition. Water&Sanitation Africa is the official magazine of the Water Institute of Southern Africa, the most respected body in the water industry.
The magazine focuses on complete water resource and wastewater management. Water&Sanitation Africa prioritizes research and technology advancements regarding two of the most valuable resources in Africa: water and sanitation. It does so by promoting the integration and application of scientific.
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For further information, please call (604) 931-0550 or e-mail us at info@geoadvice.com.