Spectral-Based Methods for Pipeline Leakage Localization

@article{Wang2019SpectralBasedMF,
  title={Spectral-Based Methods for Pipeline Leakage Localization},
  author={Xun Wang and Daniel P{\'e}rez Palomar and Licheng Zhao and Mohamed S. Ghidaoui and Ross D. Murch},
  journal={Journal of Hydraulic Engineering},
  year={2019}
}
AbstractIn this paper, the pipeline leak localization problem using transient data is investigated. Signal processing techniques that proved successful in wireless communications and acoustics are ... 
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