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Derek Li

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University of Canterbury

New Zealand

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Derek Li is a Lecturer at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand. His research focuses on passive assessment techniques for water pipelines, utilizing methods such as ambient noise correlation and hydraulic transient analysis. Recent publications include studies on compressive sensing for fault detection and experimental validations of pipeline deterioration estimation.

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Listening to the heartbeats of a city: Remote sensing of water usage and pipeline condition by understanding the noise in water supply networks

Open Date: 2024-01-01

Close Date: 2027-01-01

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Optimization of Sensor Placement for Passive Pipeline Deterioration Monitoring Using Ambient Noise Correlation

Comparative Field Evaluation of Active and Passive Transient‐Based Techniques for Pipeline Condition Assessment

Extended theoretical model for water pipeline passive assessment using ambient noise correlation

Analytical modelling and simulations of acoustic interaction with avian egg

Compressive sensing-based correlation sidelobe suppression for passive water pipeline fault detection using ambient noise

Laboratory and field experiment validations on the use of hydraulic transients for estimating buried water pipeline deterioration

Whitening method for passive water pipeline assessment using ambient noise

Passive detection in water pipelines using ambient noise II: Field experiments

Wave Scattering from Step Discontinuities in a Water Pipeline Waveguide: Analytical Modeling and Discontinuity Material Influence

Experimental Investigation of the Interaction of Fluid Transients with an In-Line Air Pocket

Estimating acoustic wave dispersion in water pipelines using a single spatial measurement

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Pedro Lee

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