Kanki WATANABE
Research Topic
Development of a predictive model for the deterioration of sewage pipelines based on the quantification of specific genetic markers
Research Abstract
Based on the SDG6, water infrastructure is being implemented around the world. It is essential that the introduction of sustainable water supply and sewage systems be accompanied by appropriate asset management. Currently, however, the main means of inspecting water/sewer ducts are visual inspection using small cameras, which has problems in terms of efficiency and economy, and there is a need to develop better inspection methods. This study aims to develop an inspection method using microbial source tracking markers for sewage ducts and to construct a deterioration prediction model using a statistical method.
Conference Presentation
- Assessment of the habitat potential of sulphate-reducing bacteria in sewage pipes and its use in simulating the health of sewage pipes through spatial mapping
Kanki Watanabe
UCL-TU Joint Roundtable on Water Sustainability and Resilient Society
Online
Nov. 15, 2024
Members
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Special Research Student
Ph.D.Students
Master Students
- Lucas MARIJANOVIC
- Anju SAWADA
- Ren SUZUKI
- YiLei WANG
- Kanki WATANABE
- Riki MORIYASU
- Syoya TANAKA
- Tatsunoshin WAKINO
- Putri Shafa Kamila