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  1. Maximising Heat Recovery Potential in Sewer Networks Using a Quasi-Steady-State Optimisation Framework
  2. Robustness of neuro-evolution in urban drainage system control under communication failures: comparing centralized and decentralized control schemes
  3. Leveraging LSTM-based neuro-evolution for enhanced real-time control in urban drainage systems
  4. Leveraging the water-environment-health nexus to characterize sustainable water purification solutions
  5. Combined sewers and combined sewer overflows
  6. Foul sewers
  7. Hydraulic features
  8. Hydraulics
  9. Innovations in modelling
  10. Introduction
  11. Low-income communities
  12. Modelling in practice
  13. Operation and maintenance
  14. Planning
  15. Pumped systems
  16. Rainfall
  17. Sediments
  18. Sewer construction and rehabilitation
  19. Smart systems
  20. Storage
  21. Storm sewers
  22. Stormwater
  23. Surface water flooding
  24. Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS)
  25. System components and layout
  26. Towards sustainable and resilient urban water management
  27. Urban Drainage
  28. Wastewater
  29. Water quality
  30. Real-time control of urban drainage systems using neuro-evolution
  31. The effect of green infrastructure on resilience performance in combined sewer systems under climate change
  32. Assessment of the impact of the rise in Lake Victoria water levels on urban flooding using a GIS-based spatial flood modelling approach
  33. Are sponge cities the solution to China's growing urban flooding problems?
  34. The role of deep learning in urban water management: a critical review
  35. Resilience of Interdependent Urban Water Systems
  36. Development of scenarios for evaluating conversion from intermittent to continuous water supply strategies’ sustainability implications
  37. Water Resource Management: Moving from Single Risk-Based Management to Resilience to Multiple Stressors
  38. Towards Regional Scale Stormwater Flood Management Strategies through Rapid Preliminary Intervention Screening
  39. Fractality in water distribution networks: application to criticality analysis and optimal rehabilitation
  40. Exploring the Spatial Impact of Green Infrastructure on Urban Drainage Resilience
  41. Seasonal Variation of Rainy and Dry Season Per Capita Water Consumption in Freetown City Sierra Leone
  42. Campus Study of the Impact of Ultra-Low Flush Toilets on Sewerage Networks and Water Usage
  43. Performance Evaluation of Porous Graphene as Filter Media for the Removal of Pharmaceutical/Emerging Contaminants from Water and Wastewater
  44. Development and Application of a Multi-Objective-Optimization and Multi-Criteria-Based Decision Support Tool for Selecting Optimal Water Treatment Technologies in India
  45. Water systems modelling, data and control
  46. A Critical Evaluation of the Water Supply and Stormwater Management Performance of Retrofittable Domestic Rainwater Harvesting Systems
  47. A Resilient and Sustainable Water Sector: Barriers to the Operationalisation of Resilience
  48. Guidelines for the Use of Unmanned Aerial Systems in Flood Emergency Response
  49. Is green infrastructure a viable strategy for managing urban surface water flooding?
  50. Impact hotspots of reduced nutrient discharge shift across the globe with population and dietary changes
  51. Re-distributed manufacturing and the food-water-energy nexus: opportunities and challenges
  52. Intermittent water supply systems: causal factors, problems and solution options
  53. A new flood risk assessment framework for evaluating the effectiveness of policies to improve urban flood resilience
  54. Greenhouse gas emissions from integrated urban drainage systems: Where do we stand?
  55. Rapid assessment of surface-water flood-management options in urban catchments
  56. Performance assessment and life cycle analysis of potable water production from harvested rainwater by a decentralized system
  57. A framework to support decision making in the selection of sustainable drainage system design alternatives
  58. Corrigendum to “Urban rainwater harvesting systems: Research, implementation and future perspectives” [Water Res. 115 (2017) 195–209]
  59. State of SuDS delivery in the United Kingdom
  60. Cost-Effective River Water Quality Management using Integrated Real-Time Control Technology
  61. Optimal Rehabilitation of Water Distribution Systems Using a Cluster-Based Technique
  62. Multifunctional urban flood resilience enhancement strategies
  63. Resilience theory incorporated into urban wastewater systems management. State of the art
  64. Urban rainwater harvesting systems: Research, implementation and future perspectives
  65. Energy use and carbon footprints differ dramatically for diverse wastewater-derived carbonaceous substrates: An integrated exploration of biokinetics and life-cycle assessment
  66. Alleviating health risks associated with rainwater harvesting
  67. Reliable, Robust, and Resilient System Design Framework with Application to Wastewater-Treatment Plant Control
  68. Pipe Failure Prediction in Water Distribution Systems Considering Static and Dynamic Factors
  69. Evaluation of functional resilience in urban drainage and flood management systems using a global analysis approach
  70. Global resilience analysis of water distribution systems
  71. Pipeline failure prediction in water distribution networks using evolutionary polynomial regression combined with K-means clustering
  72. Rainwater Harvesting and Social Networks: Visualising Interactions for Niche Governance, Resilience and Sustainability
  73. Research priorities for managing the impacts and dependencies of business upon food, energy, water and the environment
  74. Dual-Purpose Rainwater Harvesting System Design
  75. Economic implications of water efficiency measures I: assessment methodology and cost-effectiveness of micro-components
  76. Economic implications of water efficiency measures II: cost-effectiveness of composite strategies
  77. Water quality permitting: From end-of-pipe to operational strategies
  78. An integrated system dynamics – cellular automata model for distributed water-infrastructure planning
  79. Twin-Hierarchy Decomposition for Optimal Design of Water Distribution Systems
  80. Catchment & sewer network simulation model to benchmark control strategies within urban wastewater systems
  81. Rainwater Harvesting Typologies for UK Houses: A Multi Criteria Analysis of System Configurations
  82. From hazard to impact: flood damage assessment tools for mega cities
  83. Performance evaluation of conventional and water saving taps
  84. The Local Nexus Network: Exploring the Future of Localised Food Systems and Associated Energy and Water Supply
  85. Accessing flood impacts in furtre
  86. Does carbon reduction increase sustainability? A study in wastewater treatment
  87. A real-time pluvial flood forecasting system for Castries, St. Lucia
  88. Surface water sewer misconnections in England and Wales: Pollution sources and impacts
  89. A global analysis approach for investigating structural resilience in urban drainage systems
  90. Enhancing resilience in urban water systems for future cities
  91. An Integrated Environmental Assessment of Green and Gray Infrastructure Strategies for Robust Decision Making
  92. Modelling of vortex flow controls at high drainage flow rates
  93. Towards resource-efficient and service-oriented integrated infrastructure operation
  94. Clustering analysis of water distribution systems: identifying critical components and community impacts
  95. Identifying sensitive sources and key control handles for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from wastewater treatment
  96. SUDS, LID, BMPs, WSUD and more – The evolution and application of terminology surrounding urban drainage
  97. The Historical Development of Sewers Worldwide
  98. Multi-objective optimisation of wastewater treatment plant control to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
  99. Copula-based frequency analysis of overflow and flooding in urban drainage systems
  100. Reliability Indicators for Water Distribution System Design: Comparison
  101. Urban Retrofitting for Sustainability
  102. A New Approach to Urban Water Management: Safe and Sure
  103. Developing a Decision Support Tool for the Positioning and Sizing of Vortex Flow Controls in Existing Sewer Systems
  104. Hierarchical Decomposition of Water Distribution Systems for Background Leakage Assessment
  105. A Strategic Framework for Rainwater Harvesting
  106. Urban flood impact assessment: A state-of-the-art review
  107. Implications of Urban Form on Water Distribution Systems Performance
  108. Towards more resilient and adaptable water distribution systems under future demand uncertainty
  109. Identifying key sources of uncertainty in the modelling of greenhouse gas emissions from wastewater treatment
  110. Assessing the potential for real-time urban flood forecasting based on a worldwide survey on data availability
  111. Improving the performance of an integrated urban wastewater system under future climate change and urbanisation scenarios
  112. Reducing life-cycle carbon footprints in the redesign of water distribution systems
  113. Rainwater harvesting in the UK: exploring water-user perceptions
  114. Reducing life-cycle carbon footprint in the (re)design of water distribution systems using water demand management interventions
  115. Assessing the combined effects of urbanisation and climate change on the river water quality in an integrated urban wastewater system in the UK
  116. Performance of a large building rainwater harvesting system
  117. Rainwater harvesting in the UK: Socio-technical theory and practice
  118. Frequency analysis of river water quality using integrated urban wastewater models
  119. Appraising infrastructure for new towns in Ireland
  120. Scenario Archetypes: Converging Rather than Diverging Themes
  121. Scenario-based sustainable water management and urban regeneration
  122. Urban futures and the code for sustainable homes
  123. Benchmarking sustainability in cities: The role of indicators and future scenarios
  124. Engineers and planners: sustainable water management alliances
  125. New policies to deal with climate change and other drivers impacting on resilience to flooding in urban areas: the CORFU approach
  126. Benchmarking energy consumption and CO2 emissions from rainwater-harvesting systems: an improved method by proxy
  127. An evolutionary Bayesian belief network methodology for participatory decision making under uncertainty: An application to groundwater management
  128. Application of Open Source CFD in Urban Water Management
  129. The Use of CFD Coupled with Physical Testing to Develop a New Range of Vortex Flow Controls with Attributes Approaching the Ideal Flow Control Device
  130. Editorial
  131. Imprecise probabilistic evaluation of sewer flooding in urban drainage systems using random set theory
  132. Impact of system factors on the water saving efficiency of household grey water recycling
  133. Environmental implications of water efficient microcomponents in residential buildings
  134. Design Robustness of Local Water-Recycling Schemes
  135. Harvested rainwater quality: the importance of appropriate design
  136. Simulation of urban wastewater systems using artificial neural networks: embedding urban areas in integrated catchment modelling
  137. Optimal Distribution and Control of Storage Tank to Mitigate the Impact of New Developments on Receiving Water Quality
  138. Distributed Water Infrastructure for Sustainable Communities
  139. Impacts of residence time during storage on potential of water saving for grey water recycling system
  140. Rainwater harvesting: model-based design evaluation
  141. A framework for supporting rainwater harvesting in the UK
  142. Use of surrogate modelling for multiobjective optimisation of urban wastewater systems
  143. EDITORIAL
  144. A stochastic approach for automatic generation of urban drainage systems
  145. The impact of new developments on river water quality from an integrated system modelling perspective
  146. Sustainability of water management in Zaragoza city
  147. Decision support for sustainable option selection in integrated urban water management
  148. Futures: an exploration of scenarios for sustainable urban water management
  149. Water management at BedZED: some lessons
  150. EDITORIAL MARCH 2008
  151. Making Asset Investment Decisions for Wastewater Systems That Include Sustainability
  152. Multiple objective optimal control of integrated urban wastewater systems
  153. Sewer storage tank performance under climate change
  154. An investigation of domestic water consumption through taps and its impact on urban water flows
  155. Cost-effective leakage reduction through district metering
  156. A suitability evaluation tool for siting wastewater treatment facilities in new urban developments
  157. Editorial
  158. Using genetic algorithms to calibrate a water quality model
  159. A performance investigation of small-bore sewers
  160. Life Cycle Impact Assessment of Greywater Recycling Technologies for New Developments
  161. A decision support framework for sustainable urban water planning and management in new urban areas
  162. Life cycle assessment of wastewater treatment technologies treating petroleum process waters
  163. EDITORIAL
  164. Editorial
  165. DISCUSSION of “Editorial—The peer-review system: prospects and challenges”
  166. Editorial
  167. Editorial
  168. Spatial ordered weighted averaging: incorporating spatially variable attitude towards risk in spatial multi-criteria decision-making
  169. Closure to “Use of Flow Meters for Managing Water Supply Networks” by Bojana Janković-Nišić, Čedo Maksimović, David Butler, and Nigel J. D. Graham
  170. Discussion of “Use of Flow Meters for Managing Water Supply Networks” by Bojana Janković-Nišić, Čedo Maksimović, David Butler, and Nigel J. D. Graham
  171. Economic assessment tool for greywater recycling systems
  172. Modelling sustainable urban water management options
  173. A multi-objective evolutionary programming approach to the ‘object location’ spatial analysis and optimisation problem within the urban water management domain
  174. Integrating simulation models with a view to optimal control of urban wastewater systems
  175. MODELLING THE IMPACTS OF DOMESTIC WATER CONSERVATION ON THE SUSTAIN ABILITY OF THE URBAN SEWERAGE SYSTEM
  176. Sustainable Disposal of Domestic Sanitary Waste
  177. Screening for real-time control potential of urban wastewater systems
  178. Closure to “Self-Cleansing Sewer Design Based on Sediment Transport Principles” by David Butler, Richard May, and John Ackers
  179. Editorial
  180. PLANNING SITE-SPECIFIC WATER-DEMAND MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES
  181. Use of Flow Meters for Managing Water Supply Networks
  182. SWARD: decision support processes for the UK water industry
  183. Gross solid transport in sewers
  184. Self-Cleansing Sewer Design Based on Sediment Transport Principles
  185. Fuzzy Logic Spatial Decision Support System for Urban Water Management
  186. Editorial
  187. Applications of Geographic Information Systems for Municipal Planning and Management in India
  188. Assessment of gully pot management strategies for runoff quality control using a dynamic model
  189. Is combined sewer overflow spill frequency/volume a good indicator of receiving water quality impact?
  190. Performance indicators for urban storm drainage in developing countries
  191. Identification and modelling of dry weather processes in gully pots
  192. Sustainability Criteria for Decision Support in the UK Water Industry
  193. Editorial
  194. Editorial
  195. Editorial
  196. The EU water framework directive: measures and implications
  197. Editorial
  198. An Assessment of Water Demand Management Options from a Systems Approach
  199. Simulating the performance of rainwater collection and reuse systems using behavioural models
  200. Dynamic modelling of roadside gully pots during wet weather
  201. Guidelines for Greywater Re-Use: Health Issues
  202. Useful indicators of urban sustainability: Some methodological issues
  203. Foreword
  204. Assessment of the sustainability of alternatives for the disposal of domestic sanitary waste
  205. GIS supported evaluation of source control applicability in urban areas
  206. Modelling drainage performance in slums of developing countries: how good is good enough?
  207. Modelling in-sewer changes in wastewater quality under aerobic conditions
  208. Optimisation of control strategies for the urban wastewater system ? An integrated approach
  209. Water saving potential of domestic water reuse systems using greywater and rainwater in combination
  210. Gross solids transport and degradation
  211. Modelling Drainage Performance in an Indian Catchment
  212. Towards sustainable urban drainage
  213. Closure to “Modeling Dry Weather Wastewater Flow in Sewer Networks” by D. Butler and N. J. D. Graham
  214. Discussion: Modeling Dry Weather Wastewater Flow in Sewer Networks
  215. Domestic WC usage patterns
  216. Gross Solids' Movement in Sewers: Laboratory Studies as a Basis for a Model
  217. A study of WC derived sewer solids
  218. Development of design methodology for self-cleansing sewers
  219. Gross solids transport in small diameter sewers
  220. Laboratory study and computer model development related to gross solids' movement in combined sewers
  221. Quantifying the inherent uncertainty in the quantity and quality of domestic wastewater
  222. Synthesising dry weather flow input hydrographs: a Maltese case study
  223. Septic tanks: Problems and practice
  224. Modeling Dry Weather Wastewater Flow in Sewer Networks
  225. The suspended solids trap efficiency of the roadside gully pot
  226. Characterising the quantity and quality of domestic wastewater inflows
  227. The gully pot as a physical, chemical and biological reactor
  228. Upgrading waste stabilization pond effluent by rock filters
  229. Laboratory Investigation into the Performance of an In-Sewer Vortex Flow Regulator
  230. The influence of dwelling occupancy and day of the week on domestic appliance wastewater discharges
  231. Discussion of “Graphs for Hydraulic Design of Sanitary Sewers” by Venkateswarlu Swarna and Prasad M. Modak (May/June 1990, Vol. 116, No. 3)
  232. A Small-Scale Study of Wastewater Discharges from Domestic Appliances
  233. Discussion of “Noncircular Sewer Design” by Prabhata K. Swamee, Renu Barghava, and Ashok K. Sharma (August, 1987, Vol. 113, No. 4)