Urban water systems in industrialized countries have underpinned unprecedented
improvements in urban living standards through effective drinking water supply, sanitation …

Water utilities are transforming as cyber-physical-human systems (CPHSs) with increasing
interconnections and interdependencies between physical assets, cyber systems and …

This paper introduces a comprehensive modeling framework for Integrated Water
Resources Management (IWRM). The model incorporates water demands, allocation, and …

Growing population, increasing urbanization, and rural to urban migration, coupled with the
ongoing climate change, threaten the sustainability of cities, particularly in developing …

Water management is a crucial tool for addressing the increasing uncertainties caused by
climate change, biodiversity loss and the conditions of socioeconomic limits. The multiple …

Current urban water security studies failed to incorporate sustainability concerns and the
objectives of urban water management practices. China's municipalities, namely Shanghai …

Climate-resilient water safety plans (CR-WSPs) have been developed as a risk-based
approach to ensure a safe drinking-water supply while addressing the increasing stress on …

Owing to the extreme climate and growing water demand, water shortage problem has
become a new norm. Desalination fills the gap in the water supply, and the daily capacity of …

China is increasingly facing water-related problems, such as water scarcity, pollution, and
overexploitation of groundwater. This paper discusses the water status in China and claims …

Integrated water resources management (IWRM) has become a global paradigm for the
governance of surface, coastal and groundwater. International bodies such as the European …