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Solving sensor reading drifting using denoising data processing algorithm (DDPA) for long-term continuous and accurate monitoring of ammonium in wastewater

Wang et al., 2020

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4630272520823107474
Author
Wang X
Fan Y
Huang Y
Ling J
Klimowicz A
Pagano G
Li B
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ACS ES&T Water

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Sensor reading drifting caused by sensor property deterioration is a major problem of long- term continuous monitoring in wastewater and hinders wide-range application of online wastewater management. This study aims to tackle this problem by developing denoising …
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