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Navigation ISA Water/Wastewater Division Home contents Home About Blog Committee Technical Papers Newsletters Scholarship Events Membership Resources Contact Return to Content The ISA Water/Wastewater Division (WWID) is a technical division of the International Society of Automation (ISA) that is focused on the challenges associated with instrumentation, automation and SCADA systems in the municipal water sector . This includes municipal drinking water , wastewater and stormwater applications. Our members include a wide range of professionals from municipalities, water utilities, sewerage districts, consultants, engineering firms, system integrators, construction firms, software vendors, distributors, and equipment manufacturers. The division maintains close ties with the American Water Works Association (AWWA) and Water Environment Federation (WEF) to service the needs of automation professionals who work in the municipal water sector . Membership in the ISA Water/Wastewater Division is open to any ISA member who has an interest in the design , construction , operations, and maintenance of automation systems and related equipment in the water sector. Membership in the ISA is open to practitioners from around the world . Many leading members of the WWID are also involved the many facets of society including ISA standards, ISA conferences, and ISA publications. We invite you to get involved with the WWID ! Some of the services provided by the WWID include: Technical Newsletters: We publish a quarterly technical newsletter. Read the current issue . Technical Content: Through our whitepapers , newsletters , webinars, articles, and conference proceedings, the ISA Water/Wastewater Division provides premium technical resources for automation, SCADA, and instrumentation personnel in the municipal water sector. Student Scholarship Program: Our scholarship program encourages students to pursue higher education leading to careers in the municipal water sector. Up to $2000 USD is available each year. Applications are available each fall, with submissions due in January. Volunteering Opportunities: The WWID has a strong tradition of providing rewarding and meaningful volunteer experiences. We also provide leadership training and experiences for our volunteers. Contact us to get involved! Networking: Enjoy the opportunity to network with your automation, instrumentation, and SCADA peers from around the world. Partnership with the Water Environment Federation (WEF): The ISA WWID has partnered with WEF since 2012 to bring a “Best of the ISA” session to WEF’s annual WEFTEC conference each fall. At WEFTEC 2019, we presented a session called “ Cybersecurity – It’s more than just compliance! “. Partnership with AWWA Sections: We have partnered with several local sections of the American Water Works Association to provide state-regulator-recognized CEU training at ISA conferences. Past attendees to the ISA Water/Wastewater and Automatic Controls Symposium have earned government-regulator-recognized CEUs that can be used for their annual water/wastewater operator license renewals. Contributions to ISA Standards: The WWID provides expertise in a wide number of areas for various ISA standards committees. WWID members hold prominent roles within many ISA standards committees, including ISA18 (alarm management), ISA101 (HMI Design), ISA112 (SCADA Systems), ISA95 (Enterprise Integration) and ISA106 (Procedural Automation) Supporting ISA Conferences: We contribute expertise to developing the technical programs of ISA conferences. Most recently, we provided program committee expertise for the 2019 ISA Water & Energy Automation Conference and organized program committee for the 2018 ISA Water/Wastewater and Automatic Controls Symposium . WWID on LinkedIn: If you have a LinkedIn profile, please join our Group – ISA Water / Wastewater Industry Division . If you don’t have a profile, it’s free and easy to join! Feel free to email us with any questions or concerns you may have about joining the group or creating a LinkedIn profile. Recent Posts Planning started for 2020 ISA Energy & Water Automation Conference I’m happy to let you all know that we have started planning our 2020 ISA Energy and Water Automation Conference (Aug 4-6 in San Antonio, TX) – ... Manoj Yegnaraman named as General Chair for 2020 ISA Energy & Water Automation Conference The WWID is pleased to announced that our very own Mr. Manoj Yegnaraman has been named as the general conference chair for the upcomign 2020 ISA Energy & Water Automation ... ISA WWID supporting the 2020 LIFT Intelligent Water Systems Challenge For the third year in a row, the International Society of Automation (ISA) – through its Water and Wastewater Industries Division (WWID) – is supporting an initiative ... Introducing our incoming 2020 WWID Director: Don Dickinson We are pleased to welcome the new 2020 WWID Director: Don Dickinson. Don was the general symposium chair of our 2018 ISA Water/Wastewater and Automatic Controls Symposium, ... Thank you to our outgoing 2019 WWID Board The WWID woudl like to thank our 2019 Board for all their hard work during the 2019 year. Thank you! 2019 WWID Board Director (2018-2019) Pavol Segedy, PE HDR Inc. Raleigh, ... ISA International News AutoQuiz: What Process Confirms That a Company Meets the Needs of Customers and Complies With Statutory and Regulatory Requirements? Alarm Management and DCS versus PLC/SCADA Systems How to Reduce Control Valve Noise AutoQuiz: What is “Slip” in an AC Induction Motor? 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