Pipe Replacement in a Water Supply Network: Coordinated Versus Uncoordinated Replacement and Budget Effects

Dijk, Diana van; Hendrix, E.M.T.

doi:10.15388/informatica.2016.91

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“…The approach of evaluation of quality of surface water by using GIS and a heavy metal pollution index (HPI) by providing model of recognition process in a Coal Mining area of India is presented in the research (Tiwari et al, 2015). How the network of pipe replacements influence the water supply network quality is presented in (Van Dijk & Hendrix, 2016) research study. These related studies influence the description of some additional features of the recognition and treatment components in our system.…”

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Approach of Ensuring Interoperability of Multi-Dimensional Data Warehouses for Monitoring of Water Resources

Dzemydienė

Maskeliūnas

Radzevičius

2021

Journal of Environmental Engineering and Landscape Management

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The realization of really working, on-line system for evaluation of pollution of water processes requires to represent the complexity of such phenomenon. The multi-layered structure of distributed information systems under different responsibilities identify some problems for developing of an adequate decision support system (DSS) working on-line. The aim of this research is to develop the interoperable infrastructure of multi-dimensional data warehouses working on-line for integration of monitoring data, enabling the conditions for more adequate decisions. The design approach includes the constructions of the knowledge base with some layers of representation, including the domain specific ontology, which are needful for evaluation of impacts of water pollution. The results are integrated with the structures of the ISMA database, EuroWaterNet, Water Resource Management Information System – WRMIS, following the requirements of EU Water Framework Directive (2004). The presented results on integration of information sources and collaboration workflows help in searching of suitable indicators for revealing the situations of water pollution from wastewater bodies and can help to retrieve the main objects which influence the monitoring of effluxes in the Baltic Sea.

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Approach of Ensuring Interoperability of Multi-Dimensional Data Warehouses for Monitoring of Water Resources

Dzemydienė

Maskeliūnas

Radzevičius

2021

Journal of Environmental Engineering and Landscape Management

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“…The approach of evaluation of the quality of surface water by using GIS and a heavy metal pollution index (HPI) model in a Coal Mining Area of India presented in (Tiwari, De Maio, Singh, & Mahato, 2015). How the network of pipe replacements influence the water supply network quality is presented in (Van Dijk & Hendrix, 2016).…”

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Sustainable development solutions and complex it means for evaluation of water pollution processes

Dzemydienė

2019

Proceedings of 6th International Scientific Conference Contemporary Issues in Business, Management and Economics Engineering ‘2

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The purpose of this research is the developing of decision support system (DSS) by integrating all working information systems (ISS) for wastewater pollution evaluation processes by contributing in achieving the common goal of the Helsinki Convention (HELCOM) for countries to preserve and restore the ecosystems of the Baltic Sea. Research methodology based on design approach for the development of DSS as a multi-layered system with the multi–componential, interoperable structure of databases (DBs), data warehouses, and IS, which are under the responsibility of different public administration institutions. Findings – presented results on integration of information sources and collaboration workflows help in searching of suitable indicators for revealing the situations of water pollution from wastewater bodies and objects in districts of Lithuania and the effluxes in the Baltic Sea. Research limitations – the complexity of pollution processes and the multi-layered structure of distributed ISs under different responsibilities identify problems and requirements for adequate DSS working online. Practical implications – the results will help for influencing the decisions provided for responsible institutions of Lithuania and other members of the HELCOM, responsible for the protection of the marine environment of the Baltic Sea. Originality/Value intend to assess the sustainability requirements in the wastewater sector, by providing integrated collaboration of ISs.

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Challenges of integrated multi-infrastructure asset management: a review of pavement, sewer, and water distribution networks

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Rokstad

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Structure and Infrastructure Engineering

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Pipe Replacement in a Water Supply Network: Coordinated Versus Uncoordinated Replacement and Budget Effects

Cited by 4 publications

References 15 publications

Approach of Ensuring Interoperability of Multi-Dimensional Data Warehouses for Monitoring of Water Resources

Approach of Ensuring Interoperability of Multi-Dimensional Data Warehouses for Monitoring of Water Resources

Sustainable development solutions and complex it means for evaluation of water pollution processes

Challenges of integrated multi-infrastructure asset management: a review of pavement, sewer, and water distribution networks

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