Publication

An integrated software architecture for the pollution-based real-time control of urban drainage systems

Journal Article (2021)

Journal

Journal of Hydroinformatics

Pages

671-687

Volume

23

Number

3

Doc link

https://doi.org/10.2166/hydro.2021.149

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Abstract

This paper presents a complete methodology for the development of an integrated software architecture, which can achieve a closed-loop application between the integrated real-time control (RTC) and a virtual reality simulation for the urban drainage system (UDS). Quality measurements are considered during the simulation and optimization process. Model predictive control (MPC) and rule-based control (RBC) are the two main RTC methods embedded in this architecture. The proposed integration environment allows the different software components to efficiently and effectively communicate and work in a system-wide way, as well as to execute all the necessary steps regarding input parameter management, scenario configuration and results extraction. The proposed approaches are implemented into a pilot based on the Badalona UDS (Spain). Results from different scenarios with individual control approaches and rain episodes are evaluated and discussed.

Categories

mathematical programming, predictive control.

Author keywords

Key performance indicators, pollution-based control, software architecture, urban drainage system, water bodies protection

Scientific reference

L. Romero, B. Joseph, C. Sun, J. Meseguer, G. Cembrano, R. Guasch, M. Martinez, E. Muñoz and V. Puig. An integrated software architecture for the pollution-based real-time control of urban drainage systems. Journal of Hydroinformatics, 23(3): 671-687, 2021.