Water Quality Monitoring Sensors Optimum Location in a Metropolitan Supply Network

Optimum Water Quality Monitoring Network Design for Bidirectional River Systems

Affected by regular tides, bidirectional water flows play a crucial role in surface river systems. Using optimization theory to design a water quality monitoring network can reduce the redundant monitoring nodes as well as save the costs for building and running a monitoring network. A novel algorithm is proposed to design an optimum water quality monitoring network for tidal rivers with bidire...

Optimal Location of Water Quality Sensors in Supply Systems by Multiobjective Genetic Algorithms

A sampling design method that seeks chlorine sampling locations using a multiobjective optimization framework is proposed here. The design problem is formulated as a threeand two-objective optimization where the parameter estimation accuracy (F1) is maximized, the the number of sensors is minimized (F2) and the weighted nodal sensitivity is maximized (F3). Trade-off curves are generated using t...

Variations of water quality in the monitoring network of a tropical river

Rapid development and population growth have resulted in an ever-increasing level of water pollution in Malaysia. Therefore, this study was conducted to assess water quality of Selangor River in Malaysia. The data collected under the river water quality monitoring program by the Department of environment from 2005 to 2015 were used for statistical analyses. The local water quality indices were ...

Radionuclide Sensors for Water Monitoring

Project Title: Radionuclide Sensors for Water Monitoring Publication Date: 06/29/2004 DOE Report Number: Lead Principal Investigator: Dr. Jay W. Grate Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Box 999, Richland, WA 99352 509-376-4242 (voice); [email protected], Co-Investigator: Dr. Oleg B. Egorov Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Box 999, Richland, WA 99352 509-376-3485 (voice); [email protected]...

Rural Water Supply Network