Atmoswater Research Blog by Roland Wahlgren

Article: Water-from-Air Technologies Can Help Solve Drinking #Water Scarcities

13/2/2014

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Abstract from my article published February 11, 2014 on Water Online:

Quantifying the water-from-air resource enables targeting selected cities where installing strategically located stand-alone processors of atmospheric water vapor will have the quickest, most beneficial impact for people facing water scarcities.

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#Israel #Water from Air Resource Charts

28/2/2013

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Locations of Beersheba (Be'er Sheva), Eilat, Haifa, Jerusalem, and Tel Aviv (Source: Google Maps)

Water-from-Air Resource charts are available for five cities in Israel: Beersheba, Eilat, Haifa, Jerusalem, and Tel Aviv. These sites represent the three Köppen-Geiger climate classes in Israel. From north to south the climate classes and sites (with altitude) are:

Mediterranean - Haifa (9 m), Tel Aviv (49 m), Jerusalem (758 m)
Mid-Latitude Steppe - Beersheba (206 m)
Subtropical Desert - Eilat (13 m)

Operating conditions for atmospheric water generators (AWGs) vary from poor to excellent depending on location and season. Please see the charts for details.

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Article: Water-from-Air Technologies Can Help Solve Drinking #Water Scarcities

#Israel #Water from Air Resource Charts

Roland Wahlgren

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