In response to california s evolving climate challenges and the urgent need for robust data-driven solutions, thecalifornia data collaborative see, building on the foundation of the california urban…

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation awarded a $817,920 Project Grant under the Applied Science Grants program (CFDA 15.557) to the Social And Environmental Entrepreneurs (SEE), Inc., a non-profit organization, for the Open Analytics for Advanced Metering Infrastructure (OAAMI) project. The grant, with a performance period from September 1, 2024 to August 31, 2026, seeks to develop an open-source library of data adapters to seamlessly import, analyze, and manage both historical and near real-time water consumption data from advanced metering infrastructure (AMI). The project aims to enhance data visualizations, shed light on water usage patterns and weather trends, and enable rapid adaptive strategies to mitigate the adverse impacts of climate change in California. The OAAMI platform will be offered as a free online service with an optional premium version for advanced features, supporting the Bureau of Reclamation's objectives of bolstered water reliability, efficiency, and resilience against drought.

In response to california s evolving climate challenges and the urgent need for robust data-driven solutions, thecalifornia data collaborative see, building on the foundation of the california urban water efficiency platform(cuwep), seeks a matched funding of $400,000 from watersmart to augment its own commitment of $438,445 for the open analytics for advanced metering infrastructure (oaami) project. This project type 3 initiative intends toharness the immense potential of advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) by developing an open-source library ofdata adapters to seamlessly import, analyze, and manage both historical and near real-time water consumptiondata. Collaborating with partner agencies and leveraging mature metering technology, oaami will introduceenhanced data visualizations, shedding light on water usage patterns and weather trends, enabling rapid adaptivestrategies to mitigate the adverse impacts of climate change in the region. Offered as a free online platform, with an optional premium version for advanced features, oaami epitomizes the synergy of technology and policy, steadfastly supporting watersmart s overarching objectives of bolstered water reliability, efficiency, andresilience against drought, while concurrently fulfilling its criteria for broadened access to indispensable water management data.