Deep learning in wastewater treatment: a critical review
The University of Western Australia · The University of Queensland · +1 more institution
Abstract
Modelling wastewater processes supports tasks such as process prediction, soft sensing, data analysis and computer assisted design of wastewater systems. Wastewater treatment processes are large, complex processes, with multiple controlling mechanisms, a high degree of disturbance variability and non-linear (generally stable) behavior with multiple internal recycle loops. Semi-mechanistic biochemical models currently dominate research and application, with data-driven deep learning models emerging as an alternative and supplementary approach. But these modelling approaches have grown in separate communities of research and practice, and so there is limited appreciation of the strengths, weaknesses, contrasts…
Citation impact
- FWCI
- 31.72
- Percentile
- 100%
- References
- 125
Authors
8- MAMaira AlviCorresponding
The University of Western Australia
- DJDamien J. Batstone
The University of Queensland, Australian Water Quality Centre
- CKChristian Kazadi Mbamba
The University of Queensland, Australian Water Quality Centre
- PKPhilip Keymer
The University of Queensland, Australian Water Quality Centre
- TFTim French
The University of Western Australia
Topics & keywords
- Wastewater
- Process (computing)
- Computer science
- Sewage treatment
- Biochemical engineering
- Deep learning
- Strengths and weaknesses
- Artificial intelligence
- Clean water and sanitation