Advancing Water Distribution Network Calibration: A Framework for Comparing Static and Mobile Sensing Approaches

This study introduces a novel framework for conducting a comparative analysis of static and mobile sensing approaches for the collection of data to be used in network calibration. Two new algorithms that optimize deployment for both static and mobile sensors are proposed. The results indicate that deploying a single mobile sensor starting from various locations throughout the network for 24 h can yield pipe roughness calibration results as good as, or slightly superior, to those obtained using static sensors at approximately 90% of the potential monitoring nodes.

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2024-09-05
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https://doi.org/10.3390/engproc2024069073
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Water Systems and Optimization
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Abstract

This study introduces a novel framework for conducting a comparative analysis of static and mobile sensing approaches for the collection of data to be used in network calibration. Two new algorithms that optimize deployment for both static and mobile sensors are proposed. The results indicate that deploying a single mobile sensor starting from various locations throughout the network for 24 h can yield pipe roughness calibration results as good as, or slightly superior, to those obtained using static sensors at approximately 90% of the potential monitoring nodes.

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Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
Clean water and sanitation
Openalex Percentile: Top 83%
Water Systems and Optimization
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