Water Supply

Volume 4 Number 3

Efficient Use and Management of Water for Urban Supply, (Selected Proceeedings of the 2nd International Conference on Efficient Use and Management of Water for Urban Supply, held in Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain, 2-4 April 2003)

Contents

1–11

Droughts, risk management and reliability

F. Cubillo

13–23

Washroom behaviour and users' perceptions of "novel" water-efficient appliances

S. Hills and R. Birks

25–32

Water demand management - philosophy or implementation?

J.S. Buckle

33–44

Communicating water conservation: how can the public be engaged?

D. Howarth and S. Butler

45–55

A scenario approach to demand forecasting

R. Westcott

57–65

End use analysis: issues and lessons

S. White, G. Milne and C. Riedy

67–80

Efficiency in water planning and management (an implementation experience)

F. Vojdani

81–90

Pressure dependent stochastic reliability analysis of water distribution networks

M. Tabesh, T.T. Tanyimboh and R. Burrows

91–102

Low-flow devices in Spain: how efficient are they in fact? An accurate way of calculation

R. Cobacho, F. Arregui, L. Gascón and E. Cabrera Jr.

103–110

Water efficiency in Austin, Texas 1983-2003: an historical perspective

T. Gregg and D. Strub

111–122

Saragossa, 50 examples of efficient water use in the city

V. Viñuales Edo and M. Fernández Soler

123–132

Accuracy in water losses estimation in the distribution network - the Paris case

B. Nguyen

133–147

Optimal planning model for rehabilitation of water networks

J.-H. Kim, C.-W. Baek, D.-J. Jo, E.-S. Kim and M.-J. Park

149–168

Developing a strategy for leakage management in water distribution systems

S. Trow and M. Farley

169–181

Using multivariate principal component analysis of injected water flows to detect anomalous behaviors in a water supply system - a case study

C.V. Palau, F. Arregui and A. Ferrer

183–195

Evaluation of water losses in distribution networks: Rammallah as a case study

Z. Mimi, O. Abuhalaweh, V. Wakileh and Jerusalem Water Undertaking Staff