Metadata Collection and Organization in Wastewater Treatment and Wastewater Resource Recovery Systems
This Scientific Technical Report demonstrates meta-data strategies for water resource recovery facilities (WRRF), including the essential data validation with machine learning and traditional methods. The report is the result of extensive work from many water data experts and a utility focus group,...
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IWA Publishing
2024
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