Qatium Reviews

Visual flow paths that are very easy for clients to understand their network and visualise pinch points and areas of pressure problems.

Message on Network Completion Level percentage. What checks have been made to reach a completion level percentage.

Client visualisation of flow paths in the network to understand trunk main flow paths and capacity issues.

Qatium provides simplified and user-friendly access to hydraulic model results. This is the key step in securing ongoing return on investment in a hydraulic model. Qatium allows operators, managers, and other non-modelers to make better decisions using model results. In return, a utility will be more likely to invest in hydraulic model maintenance, improvements, and enhancements.

Like any new product, Qatium still does not include all functionality a user of model results might need. However, the collaborative and open development platform allows the users to see the roadmap for new feature development and suggest feature priority and/or new features.

Qatium gets hydraulic model results in the hands of decision-makers. A hydraulic model is a digital twin of the system that can predict system performance under new, changed conditions. This is exactly what decision-makers need in emergency situations.

The visual aspect of the app is very good.

The app is very easy to use. The utilities operator can easily navigate their network and see how it behaves without having a solid hydraulics background.

I would improve the background brightness and maybe allow the user to adjust the size of the pentagrams (pressure zones).

Qatium allowes me to visualize and use all my models whenever and wherever I am. I can easily share them with my clients without having to download a single app.

The ease with which models are created and run.

Could not find the facility to export results.

Understanding the behaviour of a model and looking for deficiencies that can be eliminated. This is quite easy even for large models as the results are nicely presented and visualized.

A different approach of having all the simulations done online without wasting your PC drive space for another software. Very nice visuals. It is user-friendly for all levels of users. It is an excellent opportunity for non-professionals to build the model and run the simulation to check against the different network actions. It could be efficient for the presentations and data sharing for the Clients without access to the expensive modeling software packages.

So far, the soft has limited access to the tools and the options to test it at its total capacity. As for all the new products, it takes some time to fix some bugs. However, this is just a matter of time. I would love to see a short description of the methodology of demand allocation and calculation.

Very simple and quick to create the model from shapefiles containing only the lines with the minimum attribute fields. The software quickly fixes the connectivity issues and produces the nodes wherever necessary. Very easy to assign to the online background maps by defining the suitable CRS.

A great tool for water 4.0;

Ease way to see several pieces of information from water systems and get fast insights;

It seems very friendly to different levels e backgrounds of stakeholders and professionals.

I have nothing to dislike, for now. The plataform works fine and I will be glad to see full version soon.

For me simulated vs real time data display, automatic model calibration, node elevation display , velocity pressure.

For now there is nothing to dislike, app is amazing.

Easy to use, everything on one place. Whole network and its behaviour on screen. Fantastic app

Water supply management is solved with Qatium. You have everthing in one click.

.Easy to input all necessary data even from different platforms and the results as insights is an easy way to understand how the system is working and/or the critical points

Maybe given to advanced users the option to change some insights and/or implement new

To see some important results of the operations rules

guiding water utilities on the pathway to the digitalization of water sector and showing the benefits of solving critical issues in the water supply. Qatium enables the water sector to monitor and control their water infrastructure remotely in a secure manner but also enables real-time visibility that can help operate and maintain their facilities more efficiently and cost-effectively.

Qatium provides a digital model for hydraulic model of water distribution system, which can illustrate the effects of changing conditions of a system, and, among other things, display information about pipes, pumps, valves, flow, pressure and more, shown in Qatium platform using color-coded network maps, data tables and graphs.

It is general issue of hydraulic models. Qatium requires a ready model to use the platform. however, the accuracy and efficiency of the model are still dependent on the data that is entered. The Model is as accurate as the input data that the user feeds into them. The fundamental law in modeling is GIGO, Garbage in, garbage out. Problems with models are usually problems with data. Without real-time information, the model is always a representation of the last time you updated it, which makes it a representation of some other time in the past.

I like to be able to visualize the data. The rendering is excellent. Negative pressures can be located very quickly, and very high pressures can be visualized. The same applies to the flows. It’s a great idea to work with MapBox.

Qatium is different from other applications and tools. This is the first time that the visualization has been so improved.

I think it is necessary to work on the model before and update the model with QGIS: GISRed + Demands in distribution networks + EPANET

Other information like Flow Balance will be great. Also, see the pattern of each node, sectors, ... I would like to be able to use Qatium like ModelCalibrate.com because I don’t necessarily have my sensors that are connected live (no SCADA)