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Graph Neural Networks for Sensor Placement: A Proof of Concept towards a Digital Twin of Water Distribution Systems
Urban water management faces new challenges due to the rise of digital solutions and abundant data, leading to the development of data-centric tools for decision-making in global water utilities, with AI technologies poised to become a key trend in the sector. This paper proposes a novel methodology for optimal sensor placement aimed at supporting the creation of a digital twin for water infrastructure. A significant innovation in this study is the creation of a metamodel to estimate pressure at consumption nodes in a water supply system. This metamodel guides the optimal sensor configuration by minimizing the difference between estimated and observed pressures. Our methodology was tested on a synthetic case study, showing accurate results. The estimated pressures at each network node exhibited low error and high accuracy across all sensor configurations tested, highlighting the potential for future development of a digital twin for water distribution systems.
Graph Neural Networks for Sensor Placement: A Proof of Concept towards a Digital Twin of Water Distribution Systems
Urban water management faces new challenges due to the rise of digital solutions and abundant data, leading to the development of data-centric tools for decision-making in global water utilities, with AI technologies poised to become a key trend in the sector. This paper proposes a novel methodology for optimal sensor placement aimed at supporting the creation of a digital twin for water infrastructure. A significant innovation in this study is the creation of a metamodel to estimate pressure at consumption nodes in a water supply system. This metamodel guides the optimal sensor configuration by minimizing the difference between estimated and observed pressures. Our methodology was tested on a synthetic case study, showing accurate results. The estimated pressures at each network node exhibited low error and high accuracy across all sensor configurations tested, highlighting the potential for future development of a digital twin for water distribution systems.
Graph Neural Networks for Sensor Placement: A Proof of Concept towards a Digital Twin of Water Distribution Systems
Andrea Menapace (Autor:in) / Ariele Zanfei (Autor:in) / Manuel Herrera (Autor:in) / Bruno Brentan (Autor:in)
2024
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Unbekannt
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