Exploring the Extraction of Knowledge from Previous Lessons and Disruptive Events in Water Distribution Networks

This work explores the various relationships between several parameters in an incident hub of a small real WDN. To facilitate analysis, incident data were previously categorised depending on the nature of the cause of the incident. The data are analysed through spatial analysis, based on the transmission of information from the surrounding areas, and are also incorporated to add certain uncertainty to the information. The results of this characterisation are presented and analysed in this contribution. The results are promising in providing water distribution networks with key parameters that promote prediction and classification processes from the lessons learned.

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2024-09-05
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https://doi.org/10.3390/engproc2024069067
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Water Systems and Optimization
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Exploring the Extraction of Knowledge from Previous Lessons and Disruptive Events in Water Distribution Networks

Jorge Francés-Chust, David Ayala–Cabrera, Mario Castro-Gama, Samira I. Islam
Water Systems and Optimization
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Exploring the Extraction of Knowledge from Previous Lessons and Disruptive Events in Water Distribution Networks

Jorge Francés-Chust, David Ayala–Cabrera, Mario Castro-Gama, Samira I. Islam
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Abstract

This work explores the various relationships between several parameters in an incident hub of a small real WDN. To facilitate analysis, incident data were previously categorised depending on the nature of the cause of the incident. The data are analysed through spatial analysis, based on the transmission of information from the surrounding areas, and are also incorporated to add certain uncertainty to the information. The results of this characterisation are presented and analysed in this contribution. The results are promising in providing water distribution networks with key parameters that promote prediction and classification processes from the lessons learned.

University College Dublin (IE)
University College Dublin
Clean water and sanitation
Openalex Percentile: Top 83%
Water Systems and Optimization
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