Hello, I am అభిరామ్ ముళ్ళపూడి (Abhiram Mullapudi). I build digital water systems. Akin to autonomous cars, these digital water systems autonomously monitor and operate themselves to "squeeze" more performance out of our physical water networks and create resilient water infrastructure. I work as a Senior Data Scientist at Xylem. At Xylem, I design machine learning-based analytical methodologies, develop software infrastructure, and build wireless sensor networks to help cities and utilities better manage their water infrastructure. I have a Ph.D. in intelligent infrastructure systems from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
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Abhiram Mullapudi, Branko Kerkez
In preparation, 2023
Bayesian optimization is a automated data-driven approach for identifying a control strategy that achieves the desired response from the stormwater network.
Sara P. Rimer, Abhiram Mullapudi, Sara C. Troutman, Gregory Ewing, Jeffrey M. Sadler, Bryant E. McDonnell, Ruben Kertesz, Jonathan L. Goodall, Jon M. Hathaway, Branko Kerkez
Environmental Modelling and Software, 2023
pystorms provides a curated collection of stormwater control scenarios to enable the development and quantitative comparison of stormwater control algorithms.
Brooke E. Mason, Abhiram Mullapudi, Cyndee L. Gruden, Branko Kerkez
Urban Water Journal, 2022
Real-time control improves the nutrient capture efficiency of bioretention cells, and thus reducing the size of bioretention cells needed for nutrient removal.
Brooke E. Mason, Abhiram Mullapudi, Branko Kerkez
Environmental Modelling and Software, 2021
StormReactor is a python package for updating pollutant concentrations in EPA-SWMM durng simulations.
Bryant E. McDonnell, Katherine Ratliff, Michael E. Tryby, Jennifer Jia Xin Wu, Abhiram Mullapudi
Journal of Open Source Software, 2020
pyswmm is a python wrapper for interfacing with US EPA's Stormwater Management Model.
Abhiram Mullapudi, Matthew J. Lewis, Cyndee L. Gruden, Branko Kerkez
Advances in Water Resources, 2020
Reinforcement learning can be used for creating autonomous stormwater systems that can dynamically change their behavior based on the state of the watershed for achieving system scale objectives.
Matt D. Bartos, Abhiram Mullapudi, Sara C. Troutman
Journal of Open Source Software, 2019
Anomalies in the streaming data can be detected by estimating the shift in the structure of the random forest caused by the addition of a new data point.
Abhiram Mullapudi, Matt D. Bartos, Brandon P. Wong, Branko Kerkez
Sensors, 2018
Response of a stormwater network can be precisely shaped with the data from a wireless sensor network.
Abhiram Mullapudi, Brandon P. Wong, Branko Kerkez
Environmental Science: Water Research and Technology, 2017
By re-imagining physical watersheds as a network of interconnected systems, they can be dynamically reconfigured in real-time to target the removal of specific pollutants.