Problem-Driven and Technology-Enabled Solutions for Safer Communities 45 The Case of Stormwater Management in the Illawarra- Shoalhaven Region (NSW, Australia) Johan Barthelemy, Mehrdad Amirghasemi, Bilal Arshad, Cormac Fay, Hugh Forehead, Nathanael Hutchison, Umair Iqbal, Yan Li, Yan Qian, and Pascal Perez Contents Introduction ..................................................................................... 1290 Philosophy: Public and Open-Source, Privacy Compliance, and Community Consultation ..................................................................................... 1291 Deployment of a Regional, Open, and Free-to-Use LoRaWAN Network .................... 1292 LoRaWAN Network Topology and Deployment in the Illawarra ......................... 1295 Design of an Interoperable IoT Architecture ................................................... 1296 AIoT and Edge Computing for Early Warning Systems ....................................... 1297 Culvert Blockage Detection ................................................................ 1298 Estuaries and Lagoon Management ........................................................ 1300 Environmental Monitoring: Quality Watch, Pollution Stop, and iOyster ..................... 1302 Gross Pollutant Traps Monitor .............................................................. 1304 Water Quality Monitor ...................................................................... 1305 Low-Cost (Physicochemical) Sensing of Water Quality ................................... 1306 Conclusion and Future Work ............................................................... 1307 Live Data Informing Simulation: FloodAware ................................................. 1308 GAMA Platform ............................................................................ 1309 Modeling Flooding Events .................................................................. 1309 The FloodAware Model ..................................................................... 1310 Algorithms .................................................................................. 1311 Data .......................................................................................... 1311 Calibration ................................................................................... 1312 Future Work and Integrations ............................................................... 1313 Conclusion ...................................................................................... 1313 References ...................................................................................... 1314 J. Barthelemy (*) · M. Amirghasemi · B. Arshad · C. Fay · H. Forehead · N. Hutchison · U. Iqbal · Y. Li · Y. Qian · P. Perez SMART Infrastructure Facility, University of Wollongong, Wollongong, NSW, Australia e-mail: johan@uow.edu.au; mehrdad@uow.edu.au; bilal@uow.edu.au; cfay@uow.edu.au; hughf@uow.edu.au; nhutchis@uow.edu.au; ui010@uowmail.edu.au; liyan@uow.edu.au; yq978@uowmail.edu.au; pascal@uow.edu.au © Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 J. C. Augusto (ed.), Handbook of Smart Cities, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-69698-6_68 1289