Cyberinfrastructure Architecture to Support Decision Taking in Natural Resources Management

Ciolofan, Sorin N.; Mocanu, Mariana; Ioniţă, Anca Daniela

doi:10.1109/cscs.2013.17

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“…DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE The CyberWater system's goal is to offer a solution for water quality in respect to the pollution phenomena studied on rivers network [10]. It is a Cyber-physical system that monitors natural resources and water related events, shares data compliant to the INSPIRE Directive, and alerts relevant stakeholders about critical situations.…”

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A Bio-Inspired Prediction Method for Water Quality in a Cyber-Infrastructure Architecture

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et al. 2014

2014 Eighth International Conference on Complex, Intelligent and Software Intensive Systems

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The water quality is critical as it sustains life. In order to avoid catastrophic situations a decision support system in the water pollution scenario must offer reliable and on time information. Prediction plays in this case a very important role. The paper presents a biologically inspired method to predict values of a temporal series and how this can be applied to the specific case of water quality monitoring. Historically, the prediction methods evolved from statistical to biologically inspired. The proposed method is based on neural networks and represents the core part of the prediction module of the decision support system we designed. The experimental data was gathered on a major river in Romania and in this paper we exemplify with values for pH and Turbidity.

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A Bio-Inspired Prediction Method for Water Quality in a Cyber-Infrastructure Architecture

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2014 Eighth International Conference on Complex, Intelligent and Software Intensive Systems

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“…Water monitoring can be done in many ways [4]. Scientists sample the chemical condition of water, sediments, fish tissue, etc.…”

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Water Parameters Monitoring on a Cyberwater Platform

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Hângan

et al. 2015

2015 20th International Conference on Control Systems and Computer Science

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With the raise of global concerns about climate changes and pollution in general, water monitoring became a major topic of interest in geospatial applications. There are a significant number of parameters that need to be monitored in a watershed, and varieties of sensors are used for this purpose. In modern sensor networks, sensors are not just simple data collectors, but also actuators that need complex programming. This paper presents a monitoring system for water parameters, based on a wireless sensors network (WSN) and the process of measuring several water quality parameters, aiming to detect pollutants. The experimental results, obtained using the Cyberwater platform for monitoring pollution on rivers, confirm the quality of the approach.

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A System for Monitoring Water Quality Parameters in Rivers. Challenges and Solutions

Hângan

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Cret

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Computer Communications and Networks

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Cyberinfrastructure Architecture to Support Decision Taking in Natural Resources Management

Cited by 10 publications

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A Bio-Inspired Prediction Method for Water Quality in a Cyber-Infrastructure Architecture

A Bio-Inspired Prediction Method for Water Quality in a Cyber-Infrastructure Architecture

Water Parameters Monitoring on a Cyberwater Platform

A System for Monitoring Water Quality Parameters in Rivers. Challenges and Solutions

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