Innovative monitoring of water quality
Chair: dr. ir. Martijn Wagterveld, theme coordinator Wetsus
The world is full of unexpected but very much needed sensors. You could describe them as cyborg bacteria and digital phantom sensors. Improve you water monitoring with existing infrastructure. Join this session to know more.
As more and more substances have to be tested for quality control, the demand and price of lab tests rise – at that mostly to accommodate legal reasons. But what is you can get more out of your monitoring? Using existing sensors or relying on present biology could not only ensure you cheaper monitoring, but can tell you even more about the origin of your contaminants. This session will break it all down for you.