This paper reports on a review of international water conservation efforts, but with a
particular focus on the Australian context. The aim is to take stock of the current …

Hydroinformatics, as an interdisciplinary domain that blurs boundaries between water
science, data science and computer science, is constantly evolving and reinventing itself. At …

This paper addresses the background and current state of the field of agent-based
modelling and simulation (ABMS). It revisits the issue of ABMS represents as a new …

Nexus approaches provide an efficient way to analyze the dynamic evolution of the water-
energy-food nexus (WEFN), yet there is a need to close the science-policy divide by making …

This study proposes a novel socio-hydrological modeling framework for assessing the
performance of complex water resources systems. It employs and integrates agent-based …

The limited availability of water resources and the increasing rate of water demands in many
urbanizing areas have caused more conflicts among competing water users in shared water …

Water scarcity, either due to increased urbanisation or climatic variability, has motivated
societies to reduce pressure on water resources mainly by reducing water demand …

Understanding the tradeoff between the information of high-resolution water use data and
the costs of smart meters to collect data with sub-minute resolution is crucial to inform smart …

Providing the sustainable development goals (SDGs) water, food and energy security to
cities relies strongly on resource use outside city borders. Many modern cities have recently …

Meta-analyses synthesise available data on a phenomenon to get a broader understanding
of its determinants. This work proposes a two-step methodology. 1) Based on a broad …