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Automated detection of illicit connections from distributed temperature sensing data using convolution neural networks

• Speaker - Post

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  Post

  Company

  Partners4UrbanWater

  Country

  Netherlands

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Johan finished his PhD in the field of urban drainage in 2016 and has since then been working at Partners4UrbanWater, specialising in statistics and bringing applied research to practice.

  
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  1. Automated detection of illicit connections from distributed temperature sensing data using convolution neural networks

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Picking the best method to detect illicit connections to storm sewers

• Speaker - Schilperoort

  Schilperoort

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  Schilperoort

  Company

  Partners4UrbanWater

  Country

  Netherlands

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Rémy works at Parters4UrbanWater, a research and consultancy company in urban water. He specializes in wastewater monitoring and is involved in a number of monitoring projects in sewers and treatment plants. Rémy combines knowledge on in-sewer processes with practical experience to interpret monitoring results, so that they can provide a sound basis for policy decisions.

  
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  1. Picking the best method to detect illicit connections to storm sewers

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Passive sampling to detect illicit wastewater discharges: association rate laboratory tests

• Speaker - Walujono

  Walujono

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  Walujono

  Company

  Monash University

  Country

  Australia

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  I am a third-year PhD Student at the Department of Civil Engineering, Monash University. My PhD topic is generally related to the use of data normalisation in wastewater and stormwater microorganism monitoring studies. Outside of my PhD, bushwalking and playing bagpipe are my favourite hobbies.

  
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Detecting the Source of Illegal Discharges by Applying Low-Cost Sensors

• Speaker - Wang

  Wang

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  Wang

  Company

  Beijing University of Civil Engineering and Architecture

  Country

  China

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  The author is a Professor in the School of Environment and Energy Engineering at the Beijing University of Civil Engineering and Architecture.His research interests lie in the area of urban stormwater runoff pollution control, stormwater hydrology and hydraulics, sponge city planning and management. He has presided and participated in more than 25 projects at the provincial and ministerial level, and more than 50 projects for enterprises.

  
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  1. 2.32 Modelling the impact of Nature Based Solution on urban stormwater management in global changes perspective Application to two residential catchments in strasbourg municipality
  2. 2.15 Effects of rainfall characteristics and ridge height on farmland runoff
  3. 1.12 Interception efficiency caculation method of inverted trapezoid curb opening
  4. 2.14 Identifying wetland weaknesses using high-spatial resolution and low-cost water quality sensing methods
  5. Identifying wetland weaknesses using high-spatial resolution and low-cost water quality sensing methods
  6. Detecting the Source of Illegal Discharges by Applying Low-Cost Sensors
  7. Next generation monitoring protocols to improve the load estimation accuracy
  8. Air Flow Induced by Pumping Events in Sanitary Sewers
  9. Interception efficiency caculation method of inverted trapezoid curb opening

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