Biography

Swati Sirsant is working as a Postdoctoral Fellow at Indian Institute of Technology Bombay after completing her PhD from the same institute. Her research interests include Water Distribution Networks, Evolutionary Algorithms, Optimization, Remote Sensing and Systems Engineering.
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Interests

  • Water Distribution Networks
  • Evolutionary Algorithms
  • Optimization
  • Remote Sensing
  • Systems Engineering

Education

  • PhD in Water Resources Engineering, 2021

    Indian Institute of Technology Bombay

  • MTech in Water Resources Engineering, 2015

    Visvesvaraya National Institute Of Technology

  • BE in Civil Engineering, 2013

    Bhilai Institute of Technology Durg

Skills

matlab

Matlab

90%

c

C++

90%

epa

EPANET

90%

wg

WaterGems

90%

esri

ArcGIS

100%

hx

ERDAS Imagine

100%

Research Experience

 
 
 
 
 

Multi-Objective Design of Water Distribution Networks considering Mechanical, Hydraulic Failures and Future Water Demands (PhD Research Project)

Indian Institute of Technology Bombay

Jul 2015 – Feb 2021 Mumbai

Objectives include:

  • Application of single and multi-objective self-adaptive Differential Evolution (SADE) algorithms for design of Water Distribution Networks (WDNs)
  • Determination of optimal location of isolation valves using SADE algorithm
  • Evaluation of Reliability Surrogate Measures (RSMs) as substitutes for hydraulic and mechanical reliabilities of WDNs and development of a new RSM to overcome the drawbacks of existing RSMs
  • Development of a Combined Dynamic Programming – Differential Evolution Approach for phased expansion of WDNs considering future demands and Life Cycle Cost (LCC)
 
 
 
 
 

Development of a decentralized water management plan for Raipur City using Spatial Analysis (M.Tech Research Project)

Visvesvaraya National Institute Of Technology

Jul 2013 – Jun 2015 Nagpur

Objectives include:

  • Generation of thematic maps for factors that affect reservoir location such as land use/land cover, topography and proximity to drainages in GIS environment
  • Overlay analysis using thematic maps generated for land use/land cover, topography and proximity to drainages to determine the suitable reservoir locations
  • Estimating the water demand for the area by digitizing the built-up area to generate the population count
  • Determining the water availability using discharge available from rivers using G&D data, runoff from the watersheds using SCS-CN method, and water available from roof-top rainwater harvesting by digitizing the roof tops using ArcGIS software
  • Determination of the reservoir capacity knowing the water demand and availability of the area

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