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The document discusses various techniques for detecting and localizing leaks in water distribution pipelines, including acoustic methods, fiber optic distributed sensors, principal component analysis of monitored pressure values, tracer gas detection, ground penetrating radar, and vibration measurements. It reviews relevant literature on applying these methods and technologies to identify leaks in buried plastic and metal pipes in order to help reduce water losses from distribution networks.

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The document discusses various techniques for detecting and localizing leaks in water distribution pipelines, including acoustic methods, fiber optic distributed sensors, principal component analysis of monitored pressure values, tracer gas detection, ground penetrating radar, and vibration measurements. It reviews relevant literature on applying these methods and technologies to identify leaks in buried plastic and metal pipes in order to help reduce water losses from distribution networks.

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