Effective Water Management and Instant Intervention Opportunities with Flow-Based SCADA System

The established flow-based SCADA system ensures timely and safe water supply, while monitoring system safety limits 24/7 to reduce flood risks due to lake levels. The realization rate of water allocation can be observed instantly and interventions can be made when necessary. In case of deformations that may occur in the operation field or channel structure, the system increases operational efficiency by providing instant intervention. Outside of working hours, the hierarchical management console is activated for authorized persons, shortening intervention times in emergency situations. Interventions can be made in line with instant or planned scenarios at each automation point, thus ensuring rapid regulation of the water amount regardless of factors such as weather, distance, transportation cost, intent, and negligence. Alarms can be set for the targeted flow rate due to seasonal variables or other critical factors, thus preventing loss of life and property by sending instant warnings to personnel via mobile devices. While the cover automation provides savings on personnel, vehicles and fuel, with GIS-based digitalized layered water management, water allocations and management are made based on instant data, and water resources can be used effectively. Thanks to artificial intelligence-supported planning, adverse effects that may occur due to seasonal effects, human errors and changing water demands are minimized, and the results of the interventions can be monitored graphically or tabularly. In addition, thanks to the sensors supported by industrial management devices, automatic closing of the covers, emergency notifications and interruption of water transmission can be provided for emergencies such as seismic activities without the need to establish additional stations. In cases where communication is interrupted, the activation of system security protocols ensures the safety of life and property.