Water distribution systems (WDSs) are critical infrastructure used to convey water from
sources to consumers. The mathematical framework governing the distribution of flows and …

The classic pump scheduling or optimal water flow (OWF) problem for water distribution
networks (WDNs) minimizes the cost of power consumption for a given WDN over a fixed …

Optimal, network-driven control of water distribution networks (WDNs) is very difficult: valve
and pump models form nontrivial, combinatorial logic; hydraulic models are nonconvex; …

We consider the design and operation of water networks simultaneously. Water network
problems can be divided into two categories: the design problem and the operation problem …

In this article, an application of advanced process control techniques to an Italian water
distribution network is presented. Several in-depth hydraulic studies had previously been …

This paper investigates the computation of daily schedules of pumps and boundary valves
for the minimization of energy costs in water distribution networks (WDN) with dynamically …

In recent years, there has been an increasing need to understand the complex
interdependencies between critical infrastructure systems, for example, electric power …

Many of the world's most critical infrastructure systems control the motion of fluids. Despite
their importance, the design, operation, and restoration of these infrastructures are …

Abstract Control of Water Distribution Networks (WDNs) is a well-researched domain due to
its societal relevance. WDNs can be operated in the continuous or discrete mode using …

This article investigates an adaptive control strategy which takes advantage of remotely
actuated pumps and valves to improve the performance of water distribution networks …