Abstract
In the modern era of urbanization, we have underground facilities in the form of water supply and the sewer management, the underground railway lines and the parking lots. Their facilities play important roles to facilitate the residents and save ground surface area for other uses. However, we present a crucial challenge as critical problems for the management and maintenance of their facilities in such facilities can directly affect lives. Advanced monitoring systems based on state of the art technologies with effective data acquisition and processing models can help predict such critical problems and assist the management to efficiently maintain the underground facilities. In this paper, we present a system architecture for monitoring underground facility and provides a model for data acquisition from heterogeneous sensing sources and the analysis of such data.
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