Verunreinigungen im Wassernetz können weite Teile der Bevölkerung unmittelbar gefährden. Gefahrenpotenziale bestehen dabei nicht nur durch mögliche kriminelle Handlungen und terroristische Anschläge. Auch Betriebsstörungen, Systemfehler und Naturkatastrophen können zu Verunreinigungen führen.
Zu dieser Thematik wurde in der Reihe “CIplus” das folgende Dokument auf dem OPUS4-Dokumentenserver der TH-Köln freigegeben:
https://cos.bibl.th-koeln.de/frontdoor/index/index/docId/486
Autor(en):
Moritz, Steffen
Bartz-Beielstein, Thomas
Strohschein, Jan
Seger, Ralf
Gross, Dimitri
Titel: Trinkwasser-Sicherheit mit Predictive Analytics und Oracle
@TH_Koeln Interview: M. Friese und T. Bartz-Beielstein zur #GECCO2017 Challenge
Die TH Köln hat auf ihrer Web-Seite ein Interview mit Martina Friese und Prof. Bartz-Beielstein zur diesjährigen GECCO Challenge veröffentlicht. Der Text ist hier zu finden.
Photos from the #GECCO2017 Industrial Challenge: Monitoring of #Water Quality
Here are some photos from this year’s GECCO Industrial Challenge, which was held in Berlin.
All Result Information and Data is now available on the Result Page. The industrial partner is Thüringer Fernwasserversorgung (TFW), which provides the dataset. The challenge was organized by the following members of the SPOTSeven Lab:
- Sowmya Chandrasekaran, TH Köln
- Martina Friese, TH Köln
- Jörg Stork, TH Köln
- Margarita Rebolledo, TH Köln
- Thomas Bartz-Beielstein, TH Köln
A description of the Challenge reads as follows: Continue reading
The Revised Sequential Parameter #Optimization Toolbox #rstats
Here is the link to this year’s useR! talk about Sequential Parameter Optimization presented by Sebastian Krey:
The Revised Sequential Parameter Optimization Toolbox
International #Water Association article: “Framing a multi-stakeholder approach to water security”
“The question is no longer if corporate actors have a role in water,”
write Declan Hearne and Pablo Orams,
“but what this role looks like, and how public organisations, the private sector and local communities can best work together to achieve shared development goals.”
Click here to read more.
@GECCO2017 Photos: One Day “Evolutionary Computation in Practice”
Successful Presentations @useR!2017 Brussels
Last week the useR! 2017 conference took place in Brussels, Belgium. The annual useR! conference is the main meeting of the international R user and developer community. Over 1000 participants came to listen to a broad spectrum of talks ranging from technical and R-related computing issues to general statistical topics of current interest .
Here you find some impressions from the conference: Pictures
The SPOTSeven team gave two presentations:
- How to deal with Missing Data in Time Series and the imputeTS package – Steffen Moritz
- The Revised Sequential Parameter Optimization Toolbox – Sebastian Krey
Here you can find the slides:
The talks enjoyed great participation and resulted in lots of interesting discussions afterwards.