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Automatic reconstruction of urban wastewater and stormwater networks

based on uncertain manhole cover locations

Benjamin Commandré, Nanée Chahinian, Jean-Stéphane Bailly, Marc Chaumont, Gérard Subsol, Fabrice Rodriguez, Mustapha DERRAS, Laurent

Deruelle, Carole Delenne

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HSG47 (3rd edition, 2014) Sud Ouest, 20/05/2016

Photo guillaume bonnaud

Lack of information about buried utility networks in both developed and developing countries => delays, increased costs, sub-optimal management of resources.

The context

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The context : THE Cart’Eaux project

Can an existing network be mapped based on manhole cover locations ?

Optimal configuration may be determined (Walter, 1995; Afshar, 2007; Swamee & Sharma, 2013; Moeini and Afshar, 2012 )

Existing network layout may be reproduced if node to link or PE data is available (Allard et al., 2013; Blumensaat et al., 2012)

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The methodology (1/2)

 

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The methodology (2/2)

 

 

 

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Case study : Prades-Le-Lez (Southern France)

 

http://www.prades-le-lez.fr/

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Results (1/3) : cost function 1

Cost function Correctness Completeness Quality

All nodes 0.89 0.84 0.76

Half of the

nodes 0.44 0.55 0.32

Small segments tend to disappear : Shreve magnitude drops from 131 to 84 Mainforce in the western part of the catchment cannot be accounted for

Ground truth

TP, TN TP, FP

Mapped

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Results (2/3) : cost function 2

Cost function Correctness Completeness Quality

All nodes 0.90 0.93 0.84

Half of the

nodes 0.54 0.66 0.42

All three criteria have higher values than with cost function 1

Shreve magnitude is 96

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Results (3/3) : distance to the outlet

The second cost function yields more realistic results.

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Conclusion and perspectives

 Manhole cover location can be used to create wastewater network maps.

 When using VHR images false positives may be included

 Stormwater manhole covers may be confused with wastewater ones

 Slope is the least reported variable... and the most sensitive in hydraulic modelling…

 Perspectives

 Determination of the geometric features of the network ? Can data mining be helpful?

 What about uncertainty ? Include noise and generate probable network configurations.

 Does it work elsewhere? Insure genericity by testing on more catchments.

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Mapping examples found in the literature for stormwater/wastewater networks

 Optimise network layout using

 Dynamic programming (Walter, 1995)

 Linear programming (Swamee and Sharma, 2013)

 Ant algorithms (Afshar, 2007; Moeini and Afshar, 2012 )

 Reproduce the layout of existing networks using node to link information provided by urban databases and

operators (Allard et al., 2013 and Blumensaat et al., 2012)

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