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Chapter 15 — Use Cases and Reference Implementations


One-Sentence Goal
Deliver three reproducible, end-to-end paradigms for STG dynamics—data → graph → dynamics → filtering/forecasting → uncertainty → panels/contracts—along with interface bindings and manifest templates so engineering teams can plug-and-play.


I. Scope and Objects

  1. Objects
    • Use-case trio: urban traffic-flow forecasting & interventions, power distribution dynamic estimation, and urban water conservation-flow & leakage detection.
    • Unified execution spine: ingest → topology build → operator/kernel assembly → dynamics stepping → assimilation & uncertainty → guardband & adjudication → publish & panel.
  2. Inputs
    Data streams ds (with TraceID, ts, y, unit, RefCond), graphs & metadata { V, E, attr }, operators { L, A, H }, models & hyperparameters, SLO/contract policies.
  3. Outputs
    Published x̂ / forecast, covariance and u_c, guardbands, contracts.report, and manifest.stg.case.*.
  4. Boundaries & constraints
    Unit/dimension coherence; dual-form concurrency (event-time vs processing-time; LPU vs MC); runtime per Ch. 14.

II. Terms and Variables


III. Axioms P715-*


IV. Minimal Equations S715-*


V. Workflow M7-15 (Ready → Model/Estimate → Validate → Persist)


VI. Contracts & Assertions C70-15xx


VII. Implementation Bindings I70-15*

Invariants: non_decreasing(tau_mono); units / RefCond persisted; hash(*) traceable; P ≽ 0.


VIII. Cross-References


IX. Use Case Details and References

Use Case A — Urban Traffic STG (Forecasting & Signal Intervention)

  1. Graph: G_road = (V, E); state x = [ density, speed ]; control u = signal_split.
  2. Model: x_{k+1} = ( α K_diff + (1 − α) K_wave ) x_k + B u_k + w_k; y_k = H x_k + v_k.
  3. Process:
    • I70-151 build graph & L from OSM/probe data;
    • I70-152(mode=mix) assemble kernel;
    • I70-154(UKF) online assimilation;
    • I70-155 enforce density ≥ 0 and in/out conservation;
    • I70-156 evaluate C70-1501..1505;
    • I70-157 publish manifest.stg.case.traffic.
  4. Contracts: SMAPE_15min ≤ τ1; delta_form_stream_p95 ≤ 0.05 • range(flow); u_num_fraction ≤ 0.3.
  5. Panel: latency_p95, cache_hit, queue_depth, SMAPE@15min, guardband_violation_rate.

Use Case B — Power Distribution Dynamic Estimation (Frequency / Voltage Quasi-Steady)

  1. Graph: G_power; state reduced to x = f or [ θ, V ]; observation y = PMU / SCADA.
  2. Model: small-signal frequency f_{k+1} = f_k + Δt ( − κ L f_k + w_k ); measurement y_k = H f_k + v_k.
  3. Process:
    • I70-151 import single-line diagram and derive L from impedances;
    • I70-152(mode=diff, τ = κ Δt);
    • I70-154(KF) assimilate PMU/SCADA;
    • I70-155 enforce | f − f_ref | ≤ f_lim, V ∈ [ V_min, V_max ];
    • I70-156 audit coverage_rate and guardband;
    • I70-157 publish manifest.stg.case.power.
  4. Contracts: NIS_p95 ∈ [ ν_low, ν_high ]; Pr( | f | > f_lim ) ≤ α; latency_p95 ≤ 100 ms.
  5. Panel: f_residual, NIS, u_c(f), g(f), alarm_count.

Use Case C — Urban Water Network (Conservative Flow & Leakage Detection)

  1. Graph: G_water; state x = flow / head; observation y = pressure / flow.
  2. Model: steady conservation B x = s; slow dynamics x_{k+1} = x_k − η ∇Φ( x_k; L ) + w_k; y_k = H x_k + v_k.
  3. Process:
    • I70-151 build graph & B;
    • I70-152(mode=diff) approximate pipe friction diffusion;
    • I70-154(PF) assimilate sparse sensors;
    • I70-155 conservation projection x ← x − B^{†} ( B x − s ) and nonnegativity;
    • I70-156 judge leakage with guardbands;
    • I70-157 publish manifest.stg.case.water.
  4. Contracts: || B x̂ − s ||_2 ≤ ε_cons; false_alarm ≤ β; replay_gap_covered ≥ 99.5%.
  5. Panel: cons_violation, alarm_precision/recall, delta_form_unc.

Summary
This chapter packages three representative STG use cases—traffic, power, water—from topology construction → kernel assembly → assimilation → uncertainty → guardband → panels into deployable blueprints. With P715-* / S715-* / M7-15 / C70-15xx / I70-15* and manifest.stg.case.*, teams can reproduce and audit results across domains and rapidly roll them into production.


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