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1 | | -# DiTEC-WDN - The Gigantic Dataset |
| 1 | +# DiTEC-WDN Dataset (DWD) |
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3 | | -This work includes a collection of synthetic scenarios devised from 36 **Water Distribution Networks (WDNs)**. |
| 3 | +DWD is a collection of synthetic, simulated and steady-state scenarios derived from 36 **Water Distribution Networks (WDNs)**. |
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5 | | -For the sake of clarity, it would be better to get into familiarized concepts: |
| 5 | +Each network has 1,000 distinct hydraulic scenarios generated by an open-sourced simulation toolkit EPANET. |
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| 7 | +We then describe surronding concepts as follows: |
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7 | 9 | * **Scenario** denotes as a sequence of snapshots. |
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9 | | -* **Snapshot** represents a measured steady-state of a particular WDN and is often modelled as an undirect graph. |
| 11 | +* **Snapshot** represents as a network's state often modelled as a graph at a particular timestep. |
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| 13 | +* **Nodes** models a reservoir, junction, or tank in the snapshot graph. Each type has same properties and unique ones. |
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| 15 | +* **Edges** refers pipe, pump, or valve in the snapshot graph. Each type has same properties and unique ones. |
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| 17 | +* **Input parameters** involves in simulation input parameters, such as demands, pipe diameter, and so on. |
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| 19 | +* **Output parameters** includes simulation measurements (e.g., pressure, flow rate, head, ...) |
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| 21 | +Both parameters are described as nodal/edge features in the snapshot graph. Their values are diverse but temporally correlated with those of other snapshots in the **same** scenario. |
| 22 | +However, in DWD, any two scenarios are independent and unrelated since they are created from different configurations (despite the same original network). |
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| 24 | +DWD is designed to: |
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| 26 | +* Promote open scientific research in the water domain. |
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| 28 | +* Eliminate risks of exposing sensitive data, privacy issues, or safety concerns. |
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11 | | -* **Input parameters** includes simulation inputs, such as demands, pipe diameter, and so on. |
| 30 | +* Provide a benchmark for data-driven machine learning methods and large-scale scenario analysis. |
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13 | | -* **Output parameters** includes simulation outcomes which researchers are interested in (e.g., pressure, flow rate, head, ...) |
| 32 | +This wiki details the process of creating DWD, including parameter optimization, simulation, and encapsulation. |
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15 | | -Both parameters are described as nodal/edge features in the snapshot graph. Their values are diverse but temporal correlated with those of other snapshots in the **same** scenario. |
16 | | -However, in DiTEC-WDN, two scenarios are considered completely different WDNs despite their origin being the same network. |
| 34 | +It also explains how to use DWD’s data interface, GiDA. |
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| 36 | +With just two inputs, an .INP file and a YAML configuration, you can generate diverse scenarios and apply this to your own private WDN. |
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19 | 38 | # Acknowledgement |
20 | 39 | This work is funded by the project DiTEC: Digital Twin for Evolutionary Changes in Water Networks (NWO 19454). |
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