Supporting the Concept of Early Warning Analysis (SCEWA)
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The ultimate goal of the SCEWA project is to:
support organizations and states agencies in providing early warning services.
Taking Environmental Protection Agencies as a domain of application, early warning services can be used to detect potential problems and accidents at engineering facilities such as water and waste water treatment plants, landfills and incinerators, in order to:
a) protect the personnel and the infrastructure in the facilities,
b) protect the environment,
c) inform and guide the personnel and the public accordingly, in case of "expected" adverse effects.
Given this ultimate goal, our research is focused on the development of methods and tools which are aimed at supporting the analysis, design, and development of early warning systems in engineering facilities and in critical infrastructures whose undisturbed operation is important for maintaining and improving the quality of our everyday life.
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Project Report Optimised For Online Viewing STRIVE_125_web.pdf (3.05 Mb) |
Att 2 ImranS_PhD2013.pdf (6.51 Mb) |
Att 3 2-11-Dokas-EWaSAP-An-Early-Warning-Sign-Identification-Approach-Based-on-STPA.pdf (1.95 Mb) |
Att 4 Ioannis_EPA_National_Conference.ppt (2.16 Mb) |
Att 5 ISDIA_Socio_Technical_Early_Warning_Systems.ppt (4.71 Mb) |
Att 6 S4_Ioannis.ppt (2.12 Mb) |
Att 7 Meeting_26-08-09.pptx (1.33 Mb) |
Att 8 A_Software_as_a_Service_Application_for_an_Early_Warning_System.pdf (1.06 Mb) |
Att 9 Domain-Specific_Modeling_Language_for_an_Early_Warning_System.ppt (4.09 Mb) |
Att 10 Drinking_Water_Safety.ppt (2.17 Mb) |
Att 11 HSE_29-9-09.pptx (1.18 Mb) |
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Author(s) | Dokas, I. |
Title Of Website | Secure Archive For Environmental Research Data |
Publication Information | Supporting the Concept of Early Warning Analysis (SCEWA) |
Name of Organisation | Environmental Protection Agency Ireland |
Electronic Address or URL | https://eparesearch.epa.ie/safer/resource?id=3460b543-1bb2-11e4-b233-005056ae0019 |
Unique Identifier | 3460b543-1bb2-11e4-b233-005056ae0019 |
Date of Access | Last Updated on SAFER: 2025-02-08 |
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Dokas, I. "Supporting the Concept of Early Warning Analysis (SCEWA)". Associated datasets and digitial information objects connected to this resource are available at: Secure Archive For Environmental Research Data (SAFER) managed by Environmental Protection Agency Ireland https://eparesearch.epa.ie/safer/resource?id=3460b543-1bb2-11e4-b233-005056ae0019 (Last Accessed: 2025-02-08)
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SAFER-Data Display URL | https://eparesearch.epa.ie/safer/iso19115/display?isoID=3054 |
Resource Keywords | Drinking Water Treatmant Plants Safety, Early Warning System, Early Warning Signs, SaaS, EWaSAP |
EPA/ERTDI/STRIVE Project Code | 2007-DRP-2 -S5 |
EPA/ERTDI/STRIVE Project Theme | Water Quality |
Resource Availability: |
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Limitations on the use of this Resource | No limitations |
Number of Attached Files (Publicly and Openly Available for Download): | 25 |
Project Start Date | Monday 7th January 2008 (07-01-2008) |
Earliest Recorded Date within any attached datasets or digital objects | Monday 7th January 2008 (07-01-2008) |
Most Recent Recorded Date within any attached datasets or digital objects | Monday 7th January 2013 (07-01-2013) |
Published on SAFER | Monday 4th August 2014 (04-08-2014) |
Date of Last Edit | Monday 4th August 2014 at 11:28:26 (04-08-2014) |
Datasets or Files Updated On | Monday 4th August 2014 at 11:28:26 (04-08-2014) |
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The research was conducted in the Republic of Ireland with case studies in drinking water treatment plants in the Counties of Limerick and Cork
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This project emerged from the need to study and address one real-world problem and one research problem. The real-world problem stemmed from the need to be proactive to drinking water outbrakes and accidents withing drinking water treatment plants. The research problem originated
from the multiple facets, which the early warning sign concept receives in the relevant literature. This, in turn, created the need to: a) Study various opinions and perspectives on the early warning sign concept; b) Deliver novel approaches for the identification and justification of early warning signs to accidents; c) Design and develop tools that support organisations to be proactive to accidents. |
Supplementary Information |
The research team of this project used theories, methods, tools and techniques from a number of disciplines, such as systems theory and cybernetics, systems safety engineering and water purification approaches, artificial intelligence and domain specific modelling, cloud computing and multi-tenant databases. |
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