Abstract

Leaks in water distribution networks cause a loss of water that needs to be compensated to ensure a continuous supply for all customers. This compensation is achieved by increasing the flow of the network, which entails an undesirable economical expense as well as negative consequences for the environment. For these reasons, detecting and fixing leaks is a relevant task for water distribution companies. This paper proposes a water leak detection method based on a self-supervised classification of flow time series. The aim is to detect the leaks in the network, providing a low false positive rate. The proposed method is applied to two water distribution networks and compared to two other methods in the literature, obtaining the best balance between the number of false positives and detected leaks.

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