Waste water management plant protection is a major concern for water cycle management entities. The rapid identification and possible localization of anomalous or even malicious waste liquids immissions may allow for undertaking pollution risk mitigation actions (e.g. using of ancillary basins) and reduce maintainance costs. Pervasive monitoring of the transport network is hence needed although economic and technical issues prevent its implementation. The SIMONA project is aimed to design, deploy and test an integrated, intelligent, pervasive monitoring infrastructure based on a network of low cost/low mainteinance quali-quantitative multisensor nodes. A scalable data processing facility permit the ingestion and the processing of the data stream while a set of models provide for quali-quantitative forecasting increasing the manager situational awareness about the smart infrastructure. All the information is made available via a GIS based Web HCI.

An integrated infrastructure for distributed waste water quality monitoring and decision support / De Vito, S.; Fattoruso, G.; Buonanno, A.; Lanza, B.; Capezzuto, L.; Tebano, C.; Salvato, M.; Agresta, A.; Ambrosino, F.; Formisano, F.; Delli Veneri, P.; Di Francia, G.; Leopardi, A.; Di Cristo, C.; Banik, B. K.; Panico, M.; Scognamiglio, F.; Amore, M.. - (2015), pp. 1-4. (Intervento presentato al convegno AISEM Annual Conference, 2015 XVIII tenutosi a Trento (Italy) nel 3-5, Feb., 2015) [10.1109/AISEM.2015.7066766].

An integrated infrastructure for distributed waste water quality monitoring and decision support

C. Di Cristo;
2015

Abstract

Waste water management plant protection is a major concern for water cycle management entities. The rapid identification and possible localization of anomalous or even malicious waste liquids immissions may allow for undertaking pollution risk mitigation actions (e.g. using of ancillary basins) and reduce maintainance costs. Pervasive monitoring of the transport network is hence needed although economic and technical issues prevent its implementation. The SIMONA project is aimed to design, deploy and test an integrated, intelligent, pervasive monitoring infrastructure based on a network of low cost/low mainteinance quali-quantitative multisensor nodes. A scalable data processing facility permit the ingestion and the processing of the data stream while a set of models provide for quali-quantitative forecasting increasing the manager situational awareness about the smart infrastructure. All the information is made available via a GIS based Web HCI.
2015
1876-1100
An integrated infrastructure for distributed waste water quality monitoring and decision support / De Vito, S.; Fattoruso, G.; Buonanno, A.; Lanza, B.; Capezzuto, L.; Tebano, C.; Salvato, M.; Agresta, A.; Ambrosino, F.; Formisano, F.; Delli Veneri, P.; Di Francia, G.; Leopardi, A.; Di Cristo, C.; Banik, B. K.; Panico, M.; Scognamiglio, F.; Amore, M.. - (2015), pp. 1-4. (Intervento presentato al convegno AISEM Annual Conference, 2015 XVIII tenutosi a Trento (Italy) nel 3-5, Feb., 2015) [10.1109/AISEM.2015.7066766].
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