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Water Supply
Volume 5 Number 2
Contents
- 1–8
- Integrated failure forecasting model for the strategic rehabilitation planning process
- I. Kropp and R. Baur
- 9–15
- A benchmarking study for reforming a Korean water department
- S. Lee, H. Park and D. Choi
- 17–22
- Evaluating citizens concern about the quality of their drinking water
- A. Contu, M. Carlini, A. Maccioni, P. Meloni and M. Schintu
- 23–30
- Rehabilitation of water networks: analysis of the decision making processes
- J.P. Torterotot, M. Rebelo, C. Werey and J. Craveiro
- 31–38
- A study on appropriate investment of pipeline rehabilitation for water distribution network
- A. Asakura, A. Koizumi, O. Odanagi, H. Watanabe and T. Inakazu
- 39–46
- Estimate of pipe deterioration and optimal scheduling of rehabilitation
- E.S. Kim, C.W. Baek and J.H. Kim
- 47–51
- Reliability of valves and section isolation
- E.A. Trietsch and J.H.G. Vreeburg
- 53–62
- Strategic planning in today's dynamic world
- TerranceM. Brueck
- 63–73
- Service to the poor in megacities of developing countries: how to combine efficiency and equity?
- Lise Breuil
- 75–85
- Sustainability and implementation of economic regulation in the Water Sector in Victoria, Australia
- S. Farrier and G. Swier
- 87–96
- Price for water reclamation, how can it be established? A Mexican case study
- L. Seguí-Amórtegui, O. Alfranca-Burriel, H. Guerrero-García-Rojas and G. Moeller-Chávez
- 97–106
- Effective asset management maximizes your return on investment (ROI) and customer satisfaction
- K. Johnson and M.M. Mortada
- 107–113
- Modernization of the water utility company of Bogotá (Colombia): an example of public and private participation for solving management problems of water companies in developing countries
- F. Zuleta, A. Merlano, A. Alvarez, M. Montoya and E. Restrepo
- 115–122
- Duly diligent utilities
- A.D. Davison, E.L. Pryor, G. Howar and D.A. Deere
- 123–134
- A national approach to risk assessment for drinking water catchments in Australia
- R. Miller, B. Whitehill and D. Deere
- 135–144
- Analysis of system innovation in urban water infrastructure systems: an agent-based modelling approach
- C. Kotz and H. Hiessl
- 145–154
- Rethinking urban water systems – revisiting concepts in urban wastewater collection and treatment to ensure infrastructure sustainability
- G. Tjandraatmadja, S. Burn, M. McLaughlin and T. Biswas
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