Detection of structural anomalies in a pipeline network
AssigneeThe University of Adelaide
InventorsMark Leslie Stephens, Luke Dix, Chi Zhang, Jinzhe Gong, Benjamin Cazzolato, Martin F. Lambert
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AssigneeThe University of Adelaide
InventorsMark Leslie Stephens, Luke Dix, Chi Zhang, Jinzhe Gong, Benjamin Cazzolato, Martin F. Lambert
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Methods of processing a data signal obtained from a sensor sensing a dynamic signal to detect a structural anomaly event are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method includes obtaining signal components attributable to fluid flow at a location within an operational pipeline network; processing the data signal to extract one or more features; characterising the one or more extracted features; and detecting an indication of a structural anomaly event proximal the location depending on the characterisation; wherein the structural anomaly event includes an occurrence and/or further development of a structural anomaly.
A method of detecting an indication of a structural anomaly event in an operational mains water distribution pipeline network, the method including:
A system for processing a data signal obtained from a sensor sensing a dynamic signal including signal components caused by vibro-acoustic energy generated by fluid flow at a location within an operational mains water distribution pipeline network to detect an indication of a structural anomaly event, the system including:
An apparatus for processing a data signal obtained from a sensor sensing a dynamic signal including signal components caused by vibro-acoustic energy generated by fluid flow at a location within an operational mains water distribution pipeline network to detect an indication of a structural anomaly event, the apparatus including:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage device storing instructions that, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to perform operations comprising:
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