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Utility infrastructure monitoring and leakage detection

6 weeksProof of concept
~10%Annual water loss addressed
Corporates Anomaly detection

Industry

Corporates

Use case

Anomaly detection

Product deployed

DataHex and anomaly-detection ML, IoT sensor platform

Challenge

Ten percent of water lost a year

A large water and waste network in New South Wales, running a distributed legacy SCADA network, was assessing a new geo-tagged, low-powered IoT sensor network, and needed a scalable near-real-time way to detect and locate leakages and major bursts, which typically account for around 10% of water loss a year.

Solution

Machine learning on pressure and flow

An anomaly-detection machine-learning algorithm to identify potential leakage from changes in pressure and flow; a platform to ingest sensor readings, invoke the algorithm, and present IoT sensor status on a map of the pipe network on AWS.

Visualization tools show historical trends and network status, with healthy sensors green and leakages red over the customer’s infrastructure map.

What DataHex delivered

  • Anomaly-detection machine learning Identifying potential leakage from changes in pressure and flow.
  • Sensor ingestion platform on AWS Readings ingested, the algorithm invoked, and IoT sensor status presented on a map of the pipe network.
  • Visualization of network status Historical trends with healthy sensors green and leakages red over the customer’s infrastructure map.

Results

End to end in six weeks

  • An end-to-end proof of concept from ingestion to machine learning to visualization delivered in six weeks
  • The proof of concept surfaced issues in the existing sensor network, in message time-stamping and equipment, that were critical for a larger-scale rollout
  • Business case support for a wider rollout

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