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Increasing the Impact of Utah State University’s Extension Water Check Program With 5-Second Metering
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  • Mahmud Aveek, Utah State University
  • David E. Rosenberg, Utah State University
  • Camilo Bastidas, Utah State University
  • Jeffery S. Horsburgh, Utah State University
  • Belize A. Lane, Utah State University
  • Kelly Kopp, Utah State University
  • Peter Mayer, WaterDM
  • Joe Fazio, Flume, Inc.
Document Type
Report
Publisher
Utah State University
Publication Date
7-6-2023
Abstract

Study Goal – Increase the volume of water saved by the Utah State University (USU) Extension landscape Water Check program because outdoor water use is the largest component of residential use with the largest opportunity to reduce use. We used 5-second water use data collected with Flume Smart Home Water Monitoring devices (Figure 1) at residential homes before and after a Water Check (Box 1; Figure 2) to answer four questions:

  1. How much water did households save?

  2. Which Water Check recommendations did participants implement?

  3. Why did participants implement some recommendations and not others?

  4. How to further reduce landscape water use?

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Version 2 uploaded: 2023-08-09

Citation Information
Mahmud Aveek, David E. Rosenberg, Camilo Bastidas, Jeffery S. Horsburgh, et al.. "Increasing the Impact of Utah State University’s Extension Water Check Program With 5-Second Metering" (2023) p. 1 - 2
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/kelly_kopp/306/