drainwastevent
drainwastevent is a term used in the field of drainage and wastewater management to denote a logged or generated event concerning the operation, status, or condition of drainage and sewer infrastructure. It is commonly encountered in information systems that monitor and control urban drainage networks, wastewater treatment facilities, and stormwater systems.
In practice, a drainwastevent is produced by sensors, controllers, or software that logs changes such as pump
Typical data fields include a timestamp, asset identifier, eventType, measure value, units, severity level, a textual
Common event types encompass pumpOn, pumpOff, valveOpen, valveClose, overflowDetected, blockageDetected, pumpFailure, highFlow, lowFlow, and maintenanceRequired, though
Applications include incident response, outage analysis, maintenance planning, regulatory compliance, and performance benchmarking. They enable automated
Challenges include ensuring consistent terminology across systems, avoiding false positives, handling large event streams, and aligning