Overcoming Social and Technical Barriers for the Broad Adoption of Smart Stormwater Systems

In the age of the self-driving car, what role can autonomous technologies play in improving water systems? Floods are the leading cause of severe weather fatalities across the United States. Furthermore, large quantities of metals, nutrients, and other pollutants are washed off during storm events, making their way via streams and rivers to lakes and costal zones. To contend with these concerns, most communities across the United States maintain dedicated infrastructure (pipes, ponds, basins, wetlands, etc.) to convey and treat water during storm events.

A draft paper
this article will appear in IEEE ITSC 2022. It is not affiliated with this S&CC project but is being used as a demo.