Challenges and solutions for advanced sensing of water infrastructures in urban environments

2015 IEEE 21st International Symposium for Design and Technology in Electronic Packaging (SIITME) Pub Date : 2015-12-03 DOI:10.1109/SIITME.2015.7342351

G. Suciu, A. Vintea, Stefan Arseni, Cristina Butca, Victor Suciu

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Our hypothesis is that in order to extract relevant information from a sensor network placed to monitor or control urban behavior, the data received has to be first manipulated to determine the most impactful components and then analyzed. At urban construction sites, huge numbers of automatic monitoring sensors are installed in the influence zone of the construction along the city, above ground and underground. We calculated that quite often sensors are damaged or cannot transfer their data temporarily. In these cases, safety-relevant data is lost quite often making data interpretation impossible. This paper presents a method to solve more efficiently the often occurring `missing data' problem when monitoring under difficult urban environmental conditions, compared to existing solutions. The main contribution of the paper consists in evaluating the challenges of monitoring urban environments and designing an advanced sensing system for water infrastructures.

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城市环境中水基础设施先进传感的挑战和解决方案

我们的假设是，为了从监测或控制城市行为的传感器网络中提取相关信息，必须首先对接收到的数据进行处理，以确定最具影响力的组成部分，然后进行分析。在城市施工现场，沿城市、地上、地下的施工影响区安装了大量的自动监控传感器。我们计算出，传感器经常损坏或暂时无法传输数据。在这些情况下，与安全相关的数据经常丢失，使数据无法解释。与现有的解决方案相比，本文提出了一种方法，可以更有效地解决在困难的城市环境条件下监测时经常出现的“丢失数据”问题。本文的主要贡献在于评估监测城市环境的挑战和设计先进的水基础设施传感系统。

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