A study on the factors that affect the adoption of Smart Water Grid

Kim, Dong Hwan; Park, Kyung-hye; Choi, Gye-Woon; Min, Kyung-Jin

doi:10.1007/s11416-014-0206-y

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“…Kim et al [100] reported that the useful consequences of SWGs could be considered as advanced water generation, treatment and management methods besides providing water security. Cheong et al [97] examined the process of SWGs growth and difficulties and proposed some interesting solutions for overcoming existing problems.…”

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A Widespread Review of Smart Grids Towards Smart Cities

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Nowadays, the importance of energy management and optimization by means of smart devices has arisen as an important issue. On the other hand, the intelligent application of smart devices stands as a key element in establishing smart cities, which have been suggested as the solution to complicated future urbanization difficulties in coming years. Considering the scarcity of traditional fossil fuels in the near future, besides their ecological problems the new smart grids have demonstrated the potential to merge the non-renewable and renewable energy resources into each other leading to the reduction of environmental problems and optimizing operating costs. The current paper clarifies the importance of smart grids in launching smart cities by reviewing the advancement of micro/nano grids, applications of renewable energies, energy-storage technologies, smart water grids in smart cities. Additionally a review of the major European smart city projects has been carried out. These will offer a wider vision for researchers in the operation, monitoring, control and audit of smart-grid systems.

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Section: Smart Water Gridsmentioning

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A Widespread Review of Smart Grids Towards Smart Cities

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“…Real-time water distribution and consumption monitoring. The process like SW metering [32], priority-based water channelisation and weather-based water supply and consumption monitoring are the various approaches towards efficient water conservation.…”

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“…To resolve the issue of non‐uniform water distribution among various belts like an industrial belt, residential belt and emergency situations, an information technology‐based infrastructure and environmental sensor deployment are required. The smart WDN has to be capable of performing dynamically with a dynamic data set which is generated on the basis of situations and demands [32, 36, 50].…”

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“…Real‐time water distribution and consumption monitoring. The process like SW metering [32], priority‐based water channelisation and weather‐based water supply and consumption monitoring are the various approaches towards efficient water conservation. All said approaches towards SW demands heterogeneous types of data from various sub‐operations. The collection of data from a remote end can be done by sensors and transmitting the collected data is possible by WSN.…”

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Detection and avoidance of water loss through municipality taps in India by using smart taps and ICT

Mohapatra

Rath

2019

IET wirel. sens. syst.

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Global climate change and the rapid population growth have been seriously impacting water sources. The existing traditional water distribution network (WDN) fails to manage proper water distribution according to the consumption rate. The current situation demands an intelligent water management and treatment model to keep water available in the long run. Information and Communications Technology (ICT) is a combination of the Internet of Things and information which introduces machine-to-machine communication with data for management. An ICT-based WDN which helps in monitoring excessive water supply and preventing water loss is proposed. The designed architecture is based on a heterogeneous wireless sensor network (WSN) and a smart tap which detects water loss and communicates the report to the utility centre. A fault-tolerant WSN routing scheme to handle the faulty situation during the transmission process is also proposed. The district of Sambalpur in Odisha, India is the chosen location for this study.

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“…This research suggests that HSCs should implement a context-aware RFID system. Kim et al [8] discuss a study on the factors that affect the adoption of a smart water grid, aiming to review previous studies to identify factors that influence adoption of a smart water grid and to analyze the importance and priority of the factors affecting smart water grid adoption, thereby presenting successful adoption measures for smart water grids in Korea. This study established a research model from influencing factors related to the adoption of new IT technologies identified through literature reviews of previous studies based on the technology-organization-environment framework.…”

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Recent trends in Mobile Communication Systems

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Jang³

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With recent expansions of IT convergence equipment, more and more mobile communications-related devices are used in many fields, and mobile communications-based projects are underway in various venues, such as u-cities, u-ports, u-health, and u-traffic. In particular, owing to increasing demand for personal services due to the rapid increase in the elderly population and rapid development of convergence technology, the increased competition among mobile communications institutions, etc., is shifting towards consumeroriented services, giving priority to the expectations and desires of consumers when delivering ubiquitous services. As a result, the use of mobile communications technology is increasing in convergence-related fields. Mobile communications systems for convergence environments pose many research challenges. Among these is processing overhead in service environments [13][14][15][16][17][18]. Therefore, novel techniques, architectures, algorithms, and experiences regarding multimedia applications and industry services must be considered. Some of these research areas are listed below.

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A study on the factors that affect the adoption of Smart Water Grid

Cited by 15 publications

References 6 publications

A Widespread Review of Smart Grids Towards Smart Cities

A Widespread Review of Smart Grids Towards Smart Cities

Detection and avoidance of water loss through municipality taps in India by using smart taps and ICT

Recent trends in Mobile Communication Systems

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