Review of Sensor Placement Strategies for Contamination Warning Systems in Drinking Water Distribution Systems
- 1 November 2010
- journal article
- review article
- Published by American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) in Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management
- Vol. 136 (6) , 611-619
Abstract
Contamination warning systems (CWSs) are a promising approach for the mitigation of contamination risks in drinking water distribution systems. A critical aspect of the design of a CWS is the strategic placement of online sensors that rapidly detect contaminants. This paper reviews the array of optimization-based sensor placement strategies that have been recently proposed. These strategies are critiqued and several key issues are identified that need to be addressed in future work.Keywords
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