1. Data definition: what kind of data will you collect?

Be as specific as possible in the

definition of the variables of interest (the indicators).

i- General Features:

- Details of water source

- Service level required
- Number of Connections
- Low/High Pressure Area
- Year of pipeline installation

ii- Surface water source:

- Major/Minor Dam or reservoir details
- Capacity
- Average annual reservation

iii- Ground Water Source:

- Power Availability
- Fluoride Level
- Salinity
- Arsenic
- NO3
- Iron
- Depth of source
- Water level
- Seasonal Variation
- Details of pipeline

2. Data source: where will you collect data? With which devices?

Ans: City Municipal office website

3. Data usage: how will this data help you to improve your ability to do business? What are
the expected use cases?

Ans: It will help us to cluster the pipelines and areas that needs more maintenance and
better accuracy of prediction on requirement of maintenance in coming seasons

4. Data value: summarize how important this data is for your project on a scale from 1 to 5.

Ans: 5

5. Data availability assessment: assess how easy you think the data can be collected and
prepared for analysis on a scale from 1 to 5.

Ans: 4

6. Data priority: in consequence, rank the first actions to take in terms of data collection,
preparation and analyses.

Ans: Preparation, Data collection, Analysis