This invention discloses a
system for assisting decision-making and
impact assessment of valve closure in
water supply network bursts, belonging to the field of
smart water management technology. It includes a
network data extraction module, a loop detection module, a valve status check module, a redundant path identification module, a topology sorting module, and a conflicting path
verification module. By extracting node and edge relationships from
network data, an initial path set is generated using a depth-first
search algorithm. Through loop detection, duplicate path filtering, valve status checks, and path truncation, the path set is progressively optimized to form an uninterrupted and unique upstream path. A topology
sorting algorithm is applied to determine the path hierarchy, verifying and adjusting conflicting branches to ensure the accuracy and uniqueness of the path description. Through multi-step path optimization and hierarchical sorting, accurate tracing from the burst point to the
water source and rapid location of the valve closure position are achieved, effectively assisting decision-making, assessing the
impact range of the burst, and significantly improving the efficiency of
emergency response and the scientific nature of
water supply network management.