Buildings,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(11), P. 3386 - 3386
Published: Oct. 25, 2024
Leakage
issues
have
received
increasing
attention
as
the
most
common
and
significant
source
of
complaints
in
residential
construction
quality
problems.
In
this
study,
based
on
classification
leakage
problems,
1947
water
spray
tests
2333
storage
were
conducted
18
projects.
An
empirical
analysis
432
cases
was
to
determine
loss
law
for
a
single
point
well
laws
different
grades
Through
analysis,
it
can
be
concluded
that
more
than
90%
problems
are
third-level.
To
better
understand
quantitative
problem,
total
model
developed.
Finally,
is
summarized,
measures
reduce
proposed.
This
research
provide
theoretical
basis
tools
inherent
defect
insurance
help
companies
control
risks
drive
promotion
insurance.
Sensors,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(4), P. 1112 - 1112
Published: Feb. 12, 2025
Effective
leak
detection
and
size
identification
are
essential
for
maintaining
the
operational
safety,
integrity,
longevity
of
industrial
pipelines.
Traditional
methods
often
suffer
from
high
noise
sensitivity,
limited
adaptability
to
non-stationary
signals,
excessive
computational
costs,
which
limits
their
feasibility
real-time
monitoring
applications.
This
study
presents
a
novel
acoustic
emission
(AE)-based
pipeline
approach,
integrating
Empirical
Wavelet
Transform
(EWT)
adaptive
frequency
decomposition
with
customized
one-dimensional
DenseNet
architecture
achieve
precise
classification.
The
methodology
begins
EWT-based
signal
segmentation,
isolates
meaningful
bands
enhance
leak-related
feature
extraction.
To
further
improve
quality,
thresholding
denoising
techniques
applied,
filtering
out
low-amplitude
while
preserving
critical
diagnostic
information.
denoised
signals
processed
using
DenseNet-based
deep
learning
model,
combines
convolutional
layers
densely
connected
propagation
extract
fine-grained
temporal
dependencies,
ensuring
accurate
classification
presence
severity.
Experimental
validation
was
conducted
on
real-world
AE
data
collected
under
controlled
non-leak
conditions
at
varying
pressure
levels.
proposed
model
achieved
an
exceptional
accuracy
99.76%,
demonstrating
its
ability
reliably
differentiate
between
normal
operation
multiple
severities.
method
effectively
reduces
costs
robust
performance
across
diverse
operating
environments.
Desalination and Water Treatment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
320, P. 100685 - 100685
Published: Aug. 3, 2024
This
study
capitalizes
on
a
dataset,
originally
including
280
sensory
measurements
from
laboratory-scale
water
distribution
system,
to
advance
the
concept
of
leakage
diagnosis
and
localization.
The
test
rig
are
formulated
in
two
configurations,
namely
looped
branched
layouts.
paper
processed
time-domain
data
accelerometers
dynamic
pressure
sensors
into
advanced
statistical
features
of:
Autocorrelation
Coefficient
(Au-C),
Signal
Energy
(Sig-E),
detect
localize
leakage.
By
Employment
these
features,
research
developed
an
expert
system
Artificial
Neural
Network
(ANN)
model
designed
with
optimal
parameters,
neurons,
hidden
layers
classify
presence
pinpoint
location
leaks
within
rig.
effectiveness
current
approach
is
quantitatively
evaluated
using
F1-scores
accuracy
metrics.
A
robust
capability
for
both
detecting
localizing
under
varying
conditions
was
established
highest
F1-score
86.5
%
86.2
%,
respectively.
findings
underscore
potential
integrating
Intelligence
(AI)
enhancing
reliability
dependability
management
systems.
contributes
broader
application
AI
managing
resources
infrastructure
resilience
its
support
improve
whereabouts.
Pipe
leak
detection
is
essential
for
maintaining
the
integrity
and
efficiency
of
water
distribution
systems,
preventing
structural
damages
such
as
sinkholes
caused
by
leakage.
Sensor-based
approaches
have
proven
effective
in
accurately
identifying
locating
leaks.
However,
existing
techniques
typically
rely
on
single
sensors,
despite
potential
advantages
multi-sensor
systems
that
can
leverage
diverse
phenomena
associated
with
This
study
introduces
a
machine
learning-based
sensor
fusion
method
pipe
provides
comprehensive
experimental
validation
using
three
widely
used
sensors:
hydrophone,
acoustic
emission,
vibration
sensors.
The
compares
performance
single-sensor
approach
proposed
approach,
evaluating
classification
accuracy
across
various
locations.
results
show
significantly
improves
accuracy,
especially
complex
environments
multiple
noise
sources.
research
offers
valuable
insights
into
optimal
sensor-machine
learning
pairings,
providing
robust
framework
developing
more
reliable
efficient
systems.
Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(4), P. 705 - 705
Published: Feb. 19, 2025
The
timely
and
accurate
detection
of
unidentified
drones
is
vital
for
public
safety.
However,
the
unique
characteristics
in
complex
environments
varied
postures
they
may
adopt
during
approach
present
significant
challenges.
Additionally,
deep
learning
algorithms
often
require
large
models
substantial
computational
resources,
limiting
their
use
on
low-capacity
platforms.
To
address
these
challenges,
we
propose
LAMS-YOLO,
a
lightweight
drone
method
based
linear
attention
mechanisms
adaptive
downsampling.
model’s
design,
inspired
by
CPU
optimization,
reduces
parameters
using
depthwise
separable
convolutions
efficient
activation
functions.
A
novel
mechanism,
incorporating
an
LSTM-like
gating
system,
enhances
semantic
extraction
efficiency,
improving
performance
scenarios.
Building
insights
from
dynamic
convolution
multi-scale
fusion,
new
downsampling
module
developed.
This
efficiently
compresses
features
while
retaining
critical
information.
improved
bounding
box
loss
function
introduced
to
enhance
localization
accuracy.
Experimental
results
demonstrate
that
LAMS-YOLO
outperforms
YOLOv11n,
achieving
3.89%
increase
mAP
9.35%
reduction
parameters.
model
also
exhibits
strong
cross-dataset
generalization,
striking
balance
between
accuracy
efficiency.
These
advancements
provide
robust
technical
support
real-time
monitoring.
Water and Environment Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 26, 2025
Abstract
Ensuring
access
to
clean
water
in
urban
areas
is
challenging
due
leaks
and
contamination
complex
distribution
systems
(WDS).
Traditional
leak
detection
methods
are
slow,
costly,
time‐consuming
not
very
efficient,
motivating
the
need
for
advanced
solutions.
Therefore,
this
study
mainly
focuses
on
Machine
learning
(ML)‐based
method
localization
by
leveraging
network
data.
Method
uses
emitter
coefficients
simulate
loss
evaluates
ML
models,
including
K‐nearest
neighbour
(KNN),
Random
Forest
Support
Vector
(SVM),
two
example
networks
EPANET
Network
3
real‐life
of
National
Institute
Technology
Kurukshetra
campus.
achieved
accuracy
scores
88.13%
95.84%
NIT
network,
with
Area
Under
Curve
(AUC)
0.87
0.98,
respectively.
The
results
highlight
model's
effectiveness
detecting
localizing
leaks,
contributing
efficient
management.
Further,
advantages
limitations
discussed.
future
applications
these
models
real‐world
problem.
Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(8), P. 1386 - 1386
Published: April 14, 2025
Water
pipeline
leak
detection
in
a
fast
and
accurate
way
is
of
much
importance
for
water
utility
companies
the
general
public.
At
present,
rapid
development
remote
sensing
computer
technologies
makes
it
possible
to
detect
leaks
on
large
scale
efficiently
timely.
The
leakage
will
cause
an
increase
content
dielectric
constant
soil
around
pipeline,
so
feasible
determine
site
by
measuring
subsurface
relative
(SSRDC).
In
this
paper,
we
combine
SAOCOM-1A
L-band
synthetic-aperture
radar
(SAR)
ground-penetrating
(GPR)
data
develop
regression
models
that
predict
SSRDC
values.
model
features
are
selected
with
Boruta
wrapper
algorithm
based
images
after
pre-processing,
values
at
sampling
locations
within
research
area
calculated
reflected
wave
method
GPR
data.
We
evaluate
multiple
linear
(MLR),
random
forest
(RF),
multi-layer
perceptron
neural
network
(MLPNN)
their
ability
using
features.
experimental
results
show
MLPNN
(R2
=
0.705,
RMSE
1.936,
MAE
1.664)
can
better
estimate
Further,
main
urban
Tianjin,
China,
which
has
system,
SSDRC
obtained
best
model,
where
predicted
exceeded
certain
threshold
were
considered
potential
locations.
empirical
indicate
encouraging
proposed
locate
leaks.
This
provide
new
avenue
monitoring
treatment
Autonomous Intelligent Systems,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
5(1)
Published: April 27, 2025
Abstract
Water
pipeline
leaks
pose
significant
risks
to
urban
infrastructure,
leading
water
wastage
and
potential
structural
damage.
Existing
leak
detection
methods
often
face
challenges,
such
as
heavily
relying
on
the
manual
selection
of
frequency
bands
or
complex
feature
extraction,
which
can
be
both
labour-intensive
less
effective.
To
address
these
limitations,
this
paper
introduces
a
Frequency-Informed
Transformer
model,
integrates
Fast
Fourier
Transform
self-attention
mechanisms
enhance
pipe
accuracy.
Experimental
results
show
that
FiT
achieves
99.9%
accuracy
in
98.7%
type
classification,
surpassing
other
models
processing
speed,
with
an
efficient
response
time
0.25
seconds.
By
significantly
simplifying
key
features
band
improving
time,
proposed
method
offers
solution
for
real-time
detection,
enabling
timely
interventions
more
effective
safety
management.