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7 November 2005 Laboratory and field evaluation of a dual use on-line monitoring system for enhancing water distribution system quality and security
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Abstract
A system designed to address the problem of distribution system monitoring is described here. The developed system employs an array of common analytical instrumentation, such as pH and chlorine monitors, coupled with advanced interpretive algorithms housed in an event monitor to provide detection/identification-response networks that are capable of enhancing system security and quality. A variety of real world venues and testing protocols were used to verify the efficacy of the system. Deployed systems are shown to demonstrate the capability of learning base line in a rapid timeframe while being capable of detecting and characterizing system anomalies related to security and basic water quality operations. Included are data generated from several real world events including caustic overfeeds, rain events, street work and major line breaks among others.
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Dan Kroll and Karl King "Laboratory and field evaluation of a dual use on-line monitoring system for enhancing water distribution system quality and security", Proc. SPIE 5994, Chemical and Biological Sensors for Industrial and Environmental Security, 59940C (7 November 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.624272
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KEYWORDS
Chlorine

Cyanide

Algorithm development

Quality systems

Computer security

Sodium

Carbon

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