South East Queensland Domestic Water Usage Collection (1st Winter 2011 Read)

Stewart, Rodney; Beal, Cara

doi:10.4225/01/4F8CFB5A7CBA4

Author(s)

Stewart, Rodney

Beal, Cara

Griffith University Author(s)

Beal, Cara D.

Year published

2011

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Abstract

This collection contains high resolution domestic water usage data captured over a 2 week period in Winter 2011. This data was compiled from a network of remote sensors (approximately 300 data loggers) situated at domestic residences in the South East Queensland corridor. These data loggers record very small volumes of water at 5 second intervals. End use data analysis can be conducted using a specialist software program that can identify water use patterns of specific end uses such as toilets, dishwashers and showers.This collection contains high resolution domestic water usage data captured over a 2 week period in Winter 2011. This data was compiled from a network of remote sensors (approximately 300 data loggers) situated at domestic residences in the South East Queensland corridor. These data loggers record very small volumes of water at 5 second intervals. End use data analysis can be conducted using a specialist software program that can identify water use patterns of specific end uses such as toilets, dishwashers and showers.
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https://griffith.edu.au/

DOI

https://doi.org/10.4225/01/4F8CFB5A7CBA4

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Subject

Surfacewater Hydrology

Water Resources Engineering

Residential water end use

Smart meters

Water end use consumption