Due to the aging of current water infrastructure and the increased demand for water
resources, water distribution systems encounter several problems such as pipes leaks and …

The existing water monitoring system of India is incapable to regulate the excessive water
flow which leads to potential water wastage. The overpopulation, unrestrictive water supply …

This study introduces a schematic methodology for smart water grids (SWGs) for use in
water management platforms, which integrates information and communication technology …

A smart grid provides a bidirectional flow of electricity and information whilst ensuring well-
balanced electricity supply and demand. The key enabler for the smart grid is its robust …

Urban water systems face sustainability and resiliency challenges including water leaks,
over-use, quality issues, and response to drought and natural disasters. Information and …

This paper considers newly emerging wireless technologies that can be explored for
potential exploitation in the future wireless sensor network solutions for water quality …

According to estimates from the United Nations, while the world population is likely to reach
9 billion by 2050 (from around 7 billion today), the water resources available to cater to this …

Outworn water distribution infrastructures require real-time monitoring and management of
water pressure and flow, together with accurate leak detection and localization techniques …

The water is a finite resource. The issue of sustainable withdrawal of freshwater is a vital
concern being faced by the community. There is a strong connection between the energy …

Electric power distribution networks in smart grids are envisaged to observe substantial
modifications in order to suit the nature of nonradial power flow due to the wide spread of …