The cost of water
How can we use data to achieve an equitable way of distributing the costs of providing clean water to residents?
Eligibility: Must use at least one open dataset.
Go to Challenge | 6 teams have entered this challenge.
Team Name:
TeamYFam
Team Members:
Where's Water? Where's Wally?
Project Info
Team Name
TeamYFam
Team Members
Jacqui , Yuan
Project Description
Water management. Waste water. Usage. Water costs and distribution. Storm water management. Catchment areas.
Just over 50% of Australians surveyed say that they know where their household drinking water comes from but only a minority know what catchment their household is part or recognise that the amount of water available for use is finite.
In order to get everyone in on thinking about innovative new ways to manage our water, raising awareness on our household and business water usage, ways to use less water and general knowledge on where our water comes from should be paid attention to.
We could use open data to display on billboards in our shopping areas how much water usage our local community is currently using.
Data that is visible and easy to understand by all will move action.
Once people know how much they use, they can then focus when and how to use water more effectively.
Billing can be changed to a peak/off peak model like electricity and new community developments can utilise catchments such as the innovation in Rotterdam.
Team DataSets
Monthly climate statistics for Australian locations
Description of Use Identifying monthly rainfall amounts
Catchment Management Authority boundaries
Description of Use Competition between areas
Melbourne water use by postcode
Description of Use Illustrating the difference of usage between LGAs
Challenge Entries
Managing Our Water Resources
Can water data help us understand and better manage our water resources and environment?
Eligibility: Participants must use one or more datasets from Data.Vic.
Go to Challenge | 7 teams have entered this challenge.