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How to use GIS for detection of Leaks in Pipelines ?

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Leak detection in pipelines is a common problem faced by residential complexes, industries, office complexes, and also in simple single-storied houses. If you know how to use GIS to detect that leak then it will be easier for you to fix it. This short tutorial describes the procedure to identify leaks in pipe networks with the help of Free Open Source GIS Software.

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