Anglian Water Sewernet

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Anglian Water - Sewernet
Evolving an Extreme Rainfall Management system
Sewernet proposals 20th November 2008
David Singerton, Innovation Projects Manager
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• Information Technology and Systems
• Appropriate technologies proven, effective,
  business fit
• Integrated systems interactions and interfaces,
  joined up thinking, balancing networks, system
  control, improved functionality responsiveness.
• Optimisation exploit asset, system and process
  capabilities, Intelligent
• People knowledge sharing, work across business,
  information visible and easy to access.

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• Rainfall assessment and warning systems
• Opportunities-
• Predictive flood quantification and location
• Pumping Station performance monitoring
• Pollution prevention at CSO's

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• Phase 1 Trial Work
• PS performance/ Condition monitoring 3 PS
• Septicity/ odour control Dobbs lane PS
• CSO monitoring 8 CSO locations
• Rainfall assessment Weather radar and equipment
  trials
• Flooding avoidance Flood risk model output

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Sewernet Sensor Technology
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Rain sensor Data Collecting and Making use of
data
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Rain sensor data on ARTS
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Sewernet Information Analysis
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Extreme Rainfall Alerts
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Sewernet Management Control
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Sewernet Rainfall Response System
Rainfall Sensitivity Matrix for Catchment
Rainfall Intensity in mm / hour Previously dry/
(previously wet)
Boston Catchment Matrix
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Sewernet SPS Future Control and Benefits
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Intelligent analysis of data
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• Weather Radar data exploitation
• OMC and Operations monitoring Planning tool

• Flood Mapping Predictive management/ Real-time
  benefits
• Asset Planning information

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Visualisation OMC Dashboard
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• Telemetry exploitation
• Previous endeavours
• New technologies
• Linguistic variables!
• Artificial intelligence

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• Overall Benefits Possible
• Event Management (Pollution reduction,
  Environmental protection, Improved levels of
  service)
• Reduced operational costs (Maintenance reduced,
  better planning possible)
• System optimisation (Rainfall runoff management,
  DWF Load and flow management, Storm Flow
  management, Flow smoothing to STW)
• Energy Cost Savings (Optimised pumping, tariff
  management)

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• Further Opportunities
• Inflow and infiltration assessment
• FOG and Sediment control, blockage management
• Rapid location of blockages
• Optimal Maintenance regimes (- Asset Trigger
  Monitoring)
• Telemetry System optimisation
• Data management and visualisation
• Intelligent analysis of data
• Real time monitoring and control of sewer systems
  

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