Computerized irrigation helps conserve water.

Two homeowners associations in South Orange County, California, are using computerized irrigation systems to conserve water and reduce utility bills. Manual irrigation controllers were replaced with devices that can communicate with a centralized communication system and existing computers were upg...

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Publicado en:American City & County Vol. 116; no. 1; pp. 18 - 21
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Penton Media, Inc. January 2001
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        Irrigation management
        Government computer systems
        Water supply
        Water conservation
        Orange County (Calif.)
        California
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          Orange County (Calif.)
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          Irrigation management
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          Water supply
          Water conservation
      ab: Two homeowners associations in South Orange County, California, are using computerized irrigation systems to conserve water and reduce utility bills. Manual irrigation controllers were replaced with devices that can communicate with a centralized communication system and existing computers were upgraded with scheduling software. The system incorporates programmable information to determine the right amount of water needed, thus eliminating water waste and reducing bills. It is estimated that the associations will recoup their costs in 2.5 to 5 years.
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