Development of radio-frequency identification (RFID) sensors suitable for smart-monitoring applications in sewer systems

Tatiparthi, Sundra R.; Costa, Yashika G. De; Whittaker, Colin; Hu, Shihu; Yuan, Zhiguo; Zhong, Ray Y.; Zhuang, Wei-Qin

doi:10.1016/j.watres.2021.117107

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“…(Soy and Toy, 2021). In general, sensor technologies have parasitic relationships and multimode interactions with other technologies that support continuous evolutionary patterns of technological trajectories (Hudec et al, 2021; Suresh Kumar et al, 2021, Tatiparthi et al, 2021; cf., Coccia and Watts, 2020; Coccia, 2019Coccia, , 2019aCoccia, 2019b;2019c;Coccia, 2020a;2020c, 2020dDosi, 1988;Nelson, 2008). In fact, the progress in science and technology (e.g., artificial intelligence, solid-state electronics, optical computing and information processing, microelectromechanical systems, etc.)…”

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New Directions in Sensor Research: A Bibliometric Analysis for Detecting Emerging Research Fields and New Technological Trajectories

Coccia¹,

Roshani²,

Mosleh³

2021

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The fundamental question in the field of sensor research is new directions of scientific fields, which play a vital role in the progress of science and technology. This study confronts this question here by developing a bibliometric analysis, which endeavors to explain the evolution of sensor research and new technologies that are critical to science and society. The database of Scopus concerning scientific documents and patents is used for statistical and computational analyses in these topics. Results suggest that emerging technological trajectories in sensors are wireless sensor networks, wearable sensors and biosensors. Main characteristics of these growing research fields and technologies in sensors are described for fruitful implications of research and innovation policy directed to science advances and technological change in society.

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New Directions in Sensor Research: A Bibliometric Analysis for Detecting Emerging Research Fields and New Technological Trajectories

Coccia¹,

Roshani²,

Mosleh³

2021

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“…Because all connections must be known before the test testing, it is less common in some developing countries' sewers (Tatiparthi et al, 2021).…”

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A Review of Sewerage and Drainage Systems Management in Sub-Saharan African Cities: Case of Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire.

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Dongo

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The malfunction of sewerage systems and rain water drainage networks is perceived as a very crucial problem by authorities in Côte d'Ivoire, both from an environmental point of view as well as the associated maintenance costs. This paper discusses the state of the sewerage systems, the malfunctions and environmental concepts used to categorize the problems, and the methodological options to prioritize the various management solutions. This review also presents the selection of decision support tools for sewerage asset management. The tools were classified according to their capability and functionality. The working principle of each of these tools was described and the corresponding data requirements were determined. Moreover, the paper discussed the problems associated with the use of existing tools and presents a perspective on future research needs in the field of decision support tools. This paper represents a comprehensive review of the sewage systems management challenges and can serve as a reference document for other developing countries in Sub-Saharan Africa.

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“…22,23 Moreover, while active tags have limited lifespans, passive tags can operate for practically unlimited periods of time. 24,25 The presence of an integrated circuit (IC) in the tag structure is another criterion by which RFID tags can be categorized. Tags with ICs feature a memory for tag ID storage; chipless tags, on the other hand, normally function based on the resonance of the resonators within their structure.…”

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Using a hybrid encoding method based on the hexagonal resonators to increase the coding capacity of chipless RFID tags

Hayati

Majidifar

Sobhani

2022

Int J RF Mic Comp-Aid Eng

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A chipless RFID tag was designed using two hexagonal resonators. By defining a relation for the phases of S-parameters and rotating the resonators around their axes, a senary coding scheme was obtained at the resonant frequency.The designed resonator was able to generate six different codes using six different phase parameters at 3.03 GHz. While the conventional binary ("0" and "1") coding of ordinary tags makes minimal use of bandwidth capacity, the senary coding in the proposed design allowed the use of a larger bandwidth capacity. Requiring much fewer resonators for generating more codes, the proposed technique leads to significantly smaller tags. Using the proposed tag with two resonators, 6 2 = 36 different codes can be generated; more generally, an n-resonator tag of the proposed type can create 6 n different codes.

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Development of radio-frequency identification (RFID) sensors suitable for smart-monitoring applications in sewer systems

Cited by 25 publications

References 34 publications

New Directions in Sensor Research: A Bibliometric Analysis for Detecting Emerging Research Fields and New Technological Trajectories

New Directions in Sensor Research: A Bibliometric Analysis for Detecting Emerging Research Fields and New Technological Trajectories

A Review of Sewerage and Drainage Systems Management in Sub-Saharan African Cities: Case of Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire.

Using a hybrid encoding method based on the hexagonal resonators to increase the coding capacity of chipless RFID tags

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