Here's the link to the study: https://doi.org/10.3390/s23136205
I read the article and I still don’t really understand how exactly it’s supposed to work. I guess it can detect some deformation within the cable, but is this deformation guaranteed when a leak has occurred?
Does it give false positives or false negatives, and how often? Would different placement along the pipe matter? And is there some measurement besides “the cable has slightly deformed somewhere”? Like, is there a way to find the location of the leak, for example, or should the pipe be checked along the whole length of the cable between detectors?
"Lost" seems a bit too much - how about unmanaged?
Unmanaged is the cause, but lost is the effect. It is quite correct in usage.
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