Advances in Industrial Control 2005
DOI: 10.1007/b138719
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Optimal Real-time Control of Sewer Networks

Abstract: She has participated in research projects and she has assisted undergraduate courses. Since September 2000, she has been teaching at the Technological Educational Institute of Crete, Branch of Chania. She is the author of research reports and papers in international journals and scientific conferences. Her research interests include optimal control, operations research and applications to water systems.

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“…Weather Index -Evenly weighted (w1=w2=0.5) summation of normalized average ambient temperature and normalized total solar radiation. Metric [3]. Ease Comfort Index -Evenly weighted (w1=w2=w3=0.33) summation of normalized average ambient temperature, normalized total solar radiation and normalized difference between 22°C and initial zone temperatures.…”
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“…Weather Index -Evenly weighted (w1=w2=0.5) summation of normalized average ambient temperature and normalized total solar radiation. Metric [3]. Ease Comfort Index -Evenly weighted (w1=w2=w3=0.33) summation of normalized average ambient temperature, normalized total solar radiation and normalized difference between 22°C and initial zone temperatures.…”
Section: Rwth Building Results Evaluationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite the intensive efforts by control engineers to optimize (calibrate) LSCS operations, the vast majority of LSCSs operate far from their optimal level, beingin many casesunable to efficiently cope with system variations, stochastic user behavior and changing environmental conditions; even worse, there are many reported cases where the LSCSs totally fail or collapse in case of major faults or incidents: predominant examples of such cases being energy blackouts (e.g. 14th of August 2004 in the U.S and Canada and 23rd of July 2007 in Barcelona, Spain), severe grid-locks that frequently occur in most controlled urban traffic networks [1] and severe floods or water waste problems in irrigation and sewage network systems that occurred due to failure of the respective LSCS to efficiently manage water levels at different points on the network [2] [3].…”
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