Aqua index

A computer-implemented method of connecting traders to an exchange, comprising:

• determining a first quantity of water utilized to produce a first quantity of a first traded product;
• and determining a first water quantity constituent in the first quantity of the first traded product;
• using a first data feed to constantly feed to one or more processors a varying parameter of the first traded product;
• using one or more processors to repeatedly detect the varying parameter of the first traded product in the first data feed and to receive at least once, in regard to the first traded product, the first quantity of water utilized to produce the first quantity of the first traded product and the first water quantity constituent in the first quantity of the first traded product;
• determining a second quantity of water utilized to produce a second quantity of a second traded product;
• and determining a second water quantity constituent in the second quantity of the second traded product;
• using a second data feed to constantly feed to the one or more processors a varying parameter of a second traded product;
• using one or more processors to repeatedly detect the varying parameter of the second traded product in the second data feed and to receive at least once, in regard to the second traded product, the second quantity of water utilized to produce the second quantity of the second traded product and the second water quantity constituent in the second quantity of the second traded product;
• using the one or more processors to repeatedly determine an index value of water applied to a particular amount of water based on the repeatedly varying parameter of the first traded product, the first quantity of water utilized to produce the first quantity of the first traded product, the first water quantity constituent in the first quantity of the first traded product, and based on the repeatedly varying parameter of the second traded product, the second quantity of water utilized to produce the second quantity of the second traded product, and the second water quantity constituent in the second quantity of the second traded product,
• using the one or more processors to continually adjust the index value of water applied to the particular amount of water based on changes in the constantly received varying parameter of the first traded product and changes, if any, to one or both of (i) the first quantity of water utilized to produce the first quantity of the first traded product and (ii) the first water quantity constituent in the first quantity of the first traded product, and based on changes in the constantly received varying parameter of the second traded product and based on changes, if any, to one or both of (i) the second quantity of water utilized to produce the second quantity of the second traded product and (ii) the second water quantity constituent in the second quantity of the second traded product,
• having the one or more processors instruct a digital display device to display adjusted index values of water.

A computer-implemented method of connecting traders to an exchange, comprising:

• utilizing a first quantity of water to produce a first quantity of a first traded product;
• and determining a first water quantity constituent in the first quantity of the first traded product;
• using a first data feed to constantly feed to one or more processors a varying parameter of the first traded product;
• using one or more processors to repeatedly detect the varying parameter of the first traded product in the first data feed and to receive at least once, in regard to the first traded product, the first quantity of water utilized to produce the first quantity of the first traded product and the first water quantity constituent in the first quantity of the first traded product;
• utilizing a second quantity of water to produce a second quantity of a second traded product;
• and determining a second water quantity constituent in the second quantity of the second traded product;
• using a second data feed to constantly feed to the one or more processors a varying parameter of a second traded product;
• using one or more processors to repeatedly detect the varying parameter of the second traded product in the second data feed and to receive at least once, in regard to the second traded product, the second quantity of water utilized to produce the second quantity of the second traded product and the second water quantity constituent in the second quantity of the second traded product;
• using the one or more processors to repeatedly determine an index value of water applied to a particular amount of water based on the repeatedly varying parameter of the first traded product, the first quantity of water utilized to produce the first quantity of the first traded product, the first water quantity constituent in the first quantity of the first traded product, and based on the repeatedly varying parameter of the second traded product, the second quantity of water utilized to produce the second quantity of the second traded product, and the second water quantity constituent in the second quantity of the second traded product,
• using the one or more processors to continually adjust the index value of water applied to the particular amount of water based on changes in the constantly received varying parameter of the first traded product and changes, if any, to one or both of (i) the first quantity of water utilized to produce the first quantity of the first traded product and (ii) the first water quantity constituent in the first quantity of the first traded product, and based on changes in the constantly received varying parameter of the second traded product and based on changes, if any, to one or both of (i) the second quantity of water utilized to produce the second quantity of the second traded product and (ii) the second water quantity constituent in the second quantity of the second traded product,
• having the one or more processors instruct a digital display device to display adjusted index values of water.

A computer-implemented method of connecting traders to an exchange, comprising:

• at least one of (a) determining a first quantity of water utilized to produce a first quantity of a first traded product;
• and (b) determining a first water quantity constituent in the first quantity of the first traded product;
• using a first data feed to constantly feed to one or more processors a varying parameter of the first traded product;
• using one or more processors to repeatedly detect the varying parameter of the first traded product in the first data feed and to receive at least once, in regard to the first traded product, at least one of the first quantity of water utilized to produce the first quantity of the first traded product and the first water quantity constituent in the first quantity of the first traded product;
• at least one of (a) determining a second quantity of water utilized to produce a second quantity of a second traded product;
• and (b) determining a second water quantity constituent in the second quantity of the second traded product;
• using a second data feed to constantly feed to the one or more processors a varying parameter of a second traded product;
• using one or more processors to repeatedly detect the varying parameter of the second traded product in the second data feed and to receive at least once, in regard to the second traded product, at least one of the second quantity of water utilized to produce the second quantity of the second traded product and the second water quantity constituent in the second quantity of the second traded product;
• using the one or more processors to repeatedly determine an index value of water applied to a particular amount of water based on the repeatedly varying parameter of the first traded product, based on at least one of (i) the first quantity of water utilized to produce the first quantity of the first traded product, and (ii) the first water quantity constituent in the first quantity of the first traded product, based on the repeatedly varying parameter of the second traded product and based on at least one of (i) the second quantity of water utilized to produce the second quantity of the second traded product, and (ii) the second water quantity constituent in the second quantity of the second traded product,
• using the one or more processors to continually adjust the index value of water applied to the particular amount of water based on changes in the constantly received varying parameter of the first traded product and changes, if any, to the at least one of (i) the first quantity of water utilized to produce the first quantity of the first traded product and (ii) the first water quantity constituent in the first quantity of the first traded product, and based on changes in the constantly received varying parameter of the second traded product and based on changes, if any, to the at least one of (i) the second quantity of water utilized to produce the second quantity of the second traded product and (ii) the second water quantity constituent in the second quantity of the second traded product,
• using the one or more processors to combine the index value of water with a quality of the particular amount of water from a particular source, and
• having the one or more processors instruct a digital display device to display adjusted index values of water.

A computer-implemented method of connecting traders to an exchange, comprising:

• determining a first quantity of water utilized to produce a first quantity of a first traded product;
• using a first data feed to constantly feed to one or more processors a varying parameter of the first traded product, the traded product capable of being physically consumed by a consumer;
• using one or more processors to repeatedly detect the varying parameter of the first traded product in the first data feed and to receive at least once, in regard to the first traded product, the first quantity of water utilized to produce the first quantity of the first traded product;
• using the one or more processors to repeatedly determine an index value of water applied to a particular amount of water based on the repeatedly varying parameter of the first traded product and based on the first quantity of water utilized to produce the first quantity of the first traded product;
• using the one or more processors to continually adjust the index value of water applied to the particular amount of water based on changes in the constantly received varying parameter of the first traded product and changes, if any, to the first quantity of water utilized to produce the first quantity of the first traded product,
• using the one or more processors to combine the index value of water and/or adjusted index values of water with a quality of the particular amount of water from a particular source,
• having the one or more processors instruct a digital display device to display adjusted index values of water.