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Flow Reconstruction from Sparse Measurements in Urban Drainage Networks: An Application and Evaluation of Data-Driven Sparse Sensing
Urbanization and increasingly frequent intense storms are placing stress on urban drainage networks. While dense monitoring of urban drainage networks is desirable, practical constraints in time, budget, and technology hinder its full implementation. How to monitor and predict flow conditions across
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