Title
IT lessons learnt from real time dike monitoring
Author
Vonder, M.R.
van der Waaij, B.D.
Publication year
2013
Abstract
The Dutch lowlands are protected by many kilometres of dikes. Currently these dikes are visually inspected on a regular basis. During heavy weather this frequency is raised, up to 24/7 in very extreme situations. After a dike failure at the Dutch town Wilnis in 2003, the question was raised whether modern sensor technology could be used to assess extra information on dike conditions. To answer this question, different experiments have been conducted in order to gain more knowledge about dike failure mechanisms and to validate real time sensor dike monitoring in existing dikes. Based on these use cases, this paper presents several IT lessons learnt and future IT challenges concerning data storage, anomaly detection and dike stability models in relation to CPU power usage for small, medium and large scale dike monitoring.
Subject
Communication & Information
BIS - Business Information Services
TS - Technical Sciences
Informatics
Anomaly detection
Cloud
Dike monitoring
Lessons learnt
Real-time
Scalable
Sensor data
Use case
Anomaly detection
Lessons learnt
Real-time
Scalable
Sensor data
Clouds
Information technology
Sensor networks
Levees
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TNO identifier
473198
ISBN
9789898565457
Source
2nd International Conference on Sensor Networks, SENSORNETS 2013, 19 February 2013 through 21 February 2013, Barcelona, 73-79
Bibliographical note
Sponsors : Inst. Syst. Technol. Inf., Control Commun. (INSTICC)
Document type
conference paper