Dowladda New South Wales waxay ku waddaa tababar AI oo lagu xaqiijinayo inuu ka hortago khasaaraha biyaha
Dowladda New South Wales waxay ku waddaa tababar tignoolajiyad AI oo lagu xaqiijinayo inuu ka hortago khasaaraha biyaha, iyadoo la filayo inay ka hortagto 2,700 megalitir oo biyo sanad walba.
Tignoolajiyadda AI iyo faa'iidada biyaha
Dowladda New South Wales waxay ku waddaa tababar tignoolajiyad AI oo lagu xaqiijinayo inuu ka hortago khasaaraha biyaha, iyadoo la filayo inay ka hortagto 2,700 megalitir oo biyo sanad walba. Tignoolajiyaddan waxay ka faa'iidaysataa macluumaadka smart meters si ay u ogaato khasaaraha biyaha ka hor inta uusan gaarin hay'adaha.
Jethro Laidlaw, hoggaamiyaha barnaamijyada biyaha ee dowladda, wuxuu sheegay inay ka hortagto 2,700 megalitir oo biyo sanad walba. Wuxuu intaas ku daray inay ka faa'iidaysataa macluumaadka smart meters si ay u ogaato khasaaraha biyaha ka hor inta uusan gaarin hay'adaha.
Xaaladda biyaha iyo baahida tababarka
Bureau of Meteorology waxay sheegtay inay jirto El Niño oo xoog leh ilaa guud ahaan 2027, taas oo u baahan inay dowladdu ka hortagto baahida biyaha. Laidlaw wuxuu sheegay inuu u baahan yahay inuu ka hortago baahida biyaha, isagoo sheegay inay jirto baahida tababarka.
Bureau of Meteorology waxay sheegtay inay jirto El Niño oo xoog leh ilaa guud ahaan 2027, taas oo u baahan inay dowladdu ka hortagto baahida biyaha. Laidlaw wuxuu sheegay inuu u baahan yahay inuu ka hortago baahida biyaha, isagoo sheegay inay jirto baahida tababarka.
Hadda iyo horumarka tababarka
Tababarkan waxaa ku jira 50 maktabadood oo kala duwan, iyadoo la filayo inay dhammaato bishii dambe ee sanadka soo socda. Rodney Stewart, professor ka ah Griffith University, wuxuu sheegay inay ka faa'iidaysataa macluumaadka smart meters si ay u ogaato khasaaraha biyaha.
Tababarkan waxaa ku jira 50 maktabadood oo kala duwan, iyadoo la filayo inay dhammaato bishii dambe ee sanadka soo socda. Rodney Stewart, professor ka ah Griffith University, wuxuu sheegay inay ka faa'iidaysataa macluumaadka smart meters si ay u ogaato khasaaraha biyaha.
New South Wales is testing artificial intelligence to identify water leaks across schools, hospitals and government buildings, with the potential to save 2,700 megalitres annually.
How the AI Technology Works
The system analyses data from smart meters to detect leaks before notifying relevant agencies. It is being developed in partnership with Griffith University and funded through a $4 million investment under the NSW Water Efficiency Program.
A monitoring portal is expected to be operational by the middle of next year, allowing site managers to oversee multiple locations without the burden of managing dozens of separate logins for each facility.
The Scale of Water Loss
Smart meter data reveals that approximately 20 per cent of the average school's annual water consumption is lost to leaks. In one instance, a single toilet was recorded leaking 7 million litres of water.
The NSW government is already trialling the technology with Tamworth Regional Council, Central Coast Council and Hunter Water, while work continues to bring Sydney Water into the pilot.
Preparing for Drier Conditions
The Bureau of Meteorology has forecast a strong El Niño event lasting until at least autumn 2027, which typically brings hot and dry conditions to the state. Water Minister Rose Jackson emphasised that every drop of water must be conserved as summer approaches.
Jethro Laidlaw, who manages the water efficiency programs, noted that droughts make it impossible to roll out large-scale projects, making the timing of this trial critical for future water security.
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Sawir: ABC Australia Xigasho
