A Distributed Control Algorithm Robust to Forecast Uncertainty for a Large Stormwater Catchment
Margaret P Chapman

Citation
Margaret P Chapman. "A Distributed Control Algorithm Robust to Forecast Uncertainty for a Large Stormwater Catchment". Talk or presentation, 23, August, 2017.

Abstract
Today, stormwater systems are typically managed through the passive design of static infrastructure. While in some scenarios this simplicity is adequate, the incorporation of dynamic control methods into existing stormwater infrastructure can also provide significant benefits, such as the ability to adapt to varying storm conditions. In this talk, I will present the motivation for dynamic control in modern stormwater systems and my research proposal on this topic for the next two years. The research goal is to design a dynamic controller robust to precipitation uncertainty for an urbanized catchment in Kansas consisting of two ponds in-series.

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  href="http://www.cps-forces.org/pubs/263.html"
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  Forecast Uncertainty for a Large Stormwater
  Catchment</i></a>, Talk or presentation,  23,
  August, 2017.

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  Margaret P Chapman. "A Distributed Control Algorithm
  Robust to Forecast Uncertainty for a Large Stormwater
  Catchment". Talk or presentation,  23, August, 2017.

• BibTeX

  @presentation{Chapman17_DistributedControlAlgorithmRobustToForecastUncertainty,
      author = {Margaret P Chapman},
      title = {A Distributed Control Algorithm Robust to Forecast
                Uncertainty for a Large Stormwater Catchment},
      day = {23},
      month = {August},
      year = {2017},
      abstract = {Today, stormwater systems are typically managed
                through the passive design of static
                infrastructure. While in some scenarios this
                simplicity is adequate, the incorporation of
                dynamic control methods into existing stormwater
                infrastructure can also provide significant
                benefits, such as the ability to adapt to varying
                storm conditions. In this talk, I will present the
                motivation for dynamic control in modern
                stormwater systems and my research proposal on
                this topic for the next two years. The research
                goal is to design a dynamic controller robust to
                precipitation uncertainty for an urbanized
                catchment in Kansas consisting of two ponds
                in-series.},
      URL = {http://cps-forces.org/pubs/263.html}
  }
  

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