Tongyu Wang

Tongyu Wang

MS Student

Tongyu is a Master's student in the Atmosphere/Energy program in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Stanford University. She earned her B.S. in Environmental Science and B.A. in Psychology from the University of Rochester. She is currently working on the Water Treatment (WaTr) ontology and Acquirium data management platform, focusing on their applications in water treatment system analysis. Her work involves exploring how these tools can support data reconciliation, system monitoring, and fault detection in water treatment processes.

Projects

Water Treatment (WaTr) Ontology and Acquirium
Dr. Fletcher Chapin
Dr. Fletcher Chapin
Tongyu Wang
Tongyu Wang

Recent advances in machine learning and artificial intelligence show great promise for process automation. The data-driven nature of many state-of-the-art solutions presents challenges along the data pipeline from collection to validation, such as unavailability, misidentification, fragmentation, and low quality of data. We propose a water treatment ontology, WaTr, coupled with a data management platform, Acquirium, to address these challenges. A formal ontology (e.g., WaTr) can automatically enforce metadata rules and enable querying by logical relationships instead of esoteric tag names to increase data availability and avoid misidentification. Acquirium leverages the power of a formal ontology with a more user-friendly experience, providing built-in data reconciliation and validation tools to reconcile fragmented data and improve data quality. WaTr and Acquirium can help to accelerate the adoption of cutting-edge digital water solutions by alleviating data management headaches.

  • National Alliance for Water Innovation (NAWI)

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