Several millions of kilometres of pipes and cables are buried beneath our streets in the UK.
As they are not visible and easily accessible, the monitoring of their integrity as well as the …

Asset owners are continually investigating advances in real time condition monitoring
systems with a high spatial resolution in order to improve the management of their assets …

Acoustic techniques have been used for many years to find and locate leaks in buried water
distribution systems. Hydrophones and accelerometers are typically used as sensors …

A key milestone for the pervasive diffusion of wireless sensing nodes for smart monitoring of
water quality and quantity in distribution networks is the simplification of the installation of …

Asset monitoring, specifically infrastructure monitoring such as water distribution pipelines,
is becoming increasingly critical for utility owners who face new challenges due to an aging …

The United States is critically dependent on natural gas and petroleum liquids transported
through pipelines. The infrastructure that currently transports these energy resources is …

Aging infrastructure, and pipelines installed and operated under poor conditions in
pressurized drinking water networks are highly susceptible to the threat of leaks; these leaks …

A major UK initiative, entitled 'Mapping the Underworld', is seeking to improve our capability
of locating buried utility service infrastructure without resorting to extensive excavations. One …

Condition monitoring for water and sewerage pipes is essential for the safety of the
environment, energy conservation and human health. This paper focuses on the application …

In most water distribution systems, a fairly sizable amount of water is lost because of leaks
and faults in pipes. For this reason, the individuation of leaks is extremely important for the …