Design and implementation of wireless sensor network-monitoring system for leak detection
Maroua Abdelhafidh, Jandoubi Ons, Fourati Chaari Lamia, Fourati Mohamed, Amor Abidi · 2016
The recent emergence of the wireless communication technology enables a tremendous grow of certain new technologies and opens up a new field of research. The great advance in Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) technology leads to an increasing pervasiveness of various monitoring applications and real-time services including research and industrial applications. The Cyber-Physical System (CPS) is a promising technology that adapts the WSN for controlling and tracking physical phenomena. Water pipeline monitoring is considered as one of such application requiring WSN specifications. The main goal of this paper is to propose and to implement a WSN-based pipeline system model to detect leaks along the pipeline and to make the suitable action to cap these diseases. The used physical pipeline system model is described. Secondly, its deployed architectures made for the monitoring task are discussed. Then, the different tools, the simulation environment and the implementation results obtained through monitoring scenarios are displayed.