Water End-Use Disaggregation for Six Nonresidential Facilities in Logan, Utah

A Convex Optimization Approach for Automated Water and Energy End Use Disaggregation

A detailed knowledge of water consumption at an end-use level is an essential requirement to design and evaluate the efficiency of water saving policies. In the last years, this has led to the development of automated tools to disaggregate high resolution water consumption data at the household level into end use categories. In this work, a new disaggregation algorithm is presented. The propose...

Reducing the Intrusiveness of Energy and Water End-Use Disaggregation via Social Media and Users Interactions

Water end-use disaggregation from smart-metered water consumption data is key to design water demand management strategies. Yet, despite large investments for smart metering networks, few water utilities are actually exploiting the potential of end-use-based consumer profiling. This is mostly due to the intrusiveness of existing disaggregation algorithms, which require intensive and time consum...

Aligning Conservation Goals and Management Objectives for Bonneville Cutthroat Trout <i>(Oncorhynchus Clarki Utah)</i> in the Logan River, Utah

A tree-ring based reconstruction of Logan River streamflow in northern Utah

“Drinking Water Arsenic in Utah...”: Response

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