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OF THE THESIS DESIGN AND OPTIMIZATION OF LONG TERM MONITORING SYSTEMS FOR CONTAMINATED ENVIRONMENTAL SITES by Amit Deshpande Florida International University, 2003 Miami, Florida Professor Subbarao Wunnava, Major Professor The purpose of this study was to design and optimize long-term monitoring systems for contaminated environmental sites. This study identified some major issues related to long-term monitoring systems, including those related to sensors, communications, security, and data acceptability. The state of the art among the various components was detailed with benefits and limitations identified for all. It focused on how optimization of performance criteria is achieved in automated long-term monitoring systems. This study particularly focused on a trade-off analysis for determining the optimal long-term monitoring system design. A set of long-term monitoring scenarios was presented and the optimized long-term monitoring system design was then suggested. Reviews of commercially available water quality monitoring sensors for volatile organic compounds and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems were included.

Design and optimization of long term monitoring systems for contaminated environmental sites