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Poster session: Poster session with drinks and snacks Location: HSB3 | |
| Presentation 67 | |
Poster
Analysing the robustness of a geoanalytical method for linking base wastewater flows with sanitary sewer system model Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia Digitalization and data-centric engineering provide significant benefits to the water sector, but they also introduce uncertainties due to the necessary simplifications of complex network models. Accurate modelling of base wastewater flow (BWF), the primary revenue source for water utilities and a major factor in environmental and public health risks, is especially critical. However, large networks with extensive datasets amplify the challenges of balancing modelling fidelity and efficiency. This study evaluates a newly proposed methodology for defining BWF designed to expedite the model development process for operational wastewater networks of any layout. The suitability of the method is assessed by comparing two models with different levels of detail, both representing the operational wastewater network of Tallinn, Estonia. The results demonstrate that the proposed method performs effectively when the level of detail is appropriately matched to the modelling objectives. | |
