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UCyAMR
Ad-Hoc wireless sensor networks for automatic meter reading and vulnerability assessment of water distribution networks
Program at a glance
Funding Agencies | Co-Funded by the European Regional Development Fund and the Republic of Cyprus, thru the Cyprus Research Promotion Foundation (DESMI 2008) |
Program Period | 2011-2012 |
Project Acronym | UCyAMR |
Project Code | AEIFORIA/ASTI/0609(BIE)/07 |
Project Title | Ad-Hoc Wireless Sensor Networks for Automatic Meter Reading and Vulnerability Assessment of Water Distribution Networks |
Project Coordinator | Prof. Symeon Christodoulou, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Nireas– International Water research Center, University of Cyprus, Cyprus |
Partners | SignalGeneriX Ltd FWS Ltd |
Total Budget | 159,924 € |
NIREAS/UCY Budget | 56,800 € |
Project Website |
Program Overview
The UCyAMR research project aimed at: (1) Expanding current research at the Host Organization on water-loss reduction; (2) Performing vulnerability assessment of lifeline systems (e.g. water, natural gas, electricity), with a focus on urban water distribution networks; (3) Developing prediction and evaluation methods for evaluating the social and economic vulnerability with a view to integrating these methods with engineering-based vulnerability or fragility evaluation methods. The aim will be to provide indicators of engineering, social and economic vulnerability based on a number of factors that represent engineering principles, community demographics, socio-economic and risk perception characteristics; (4) Developing a comprehensive hardware and software solution for the monitoring of piping systems with ad-hoc wireless sensors; (5) Developing a comprehensive hardware and software solution for the automatic meter reading of water meters, providing online monitoring of water consumption in the network; and (6) Implementing the developed system at a pilot location.
Working Packages
- Development of system’s hardware and software requirements
- Design and development of wireless hardware add-on for AMR and data transmission
- Design and development of hardware data-logger and wireless gateway for data aggregation and wireless transmittal to remote data center
- Development of data integration and analysis software
- System integration
- Pilot study
- System performance evaluation