This paper reviews models for simulating storm water quantity and quality in an urban
environment. This has been achieved by examining a number of storm water models in …

This book is open access under a CC BY-NC 4.0 license. This revised, updated textbook
presents a systems approach to the planning, management, and operation of water …

Hydraulic water distribution system (WDS) simulation models are widely used by planners,
water utility personnel, consultants and many others involved in analysis, design, operation …

Estimation of water loss at small leaks and openings in different areas of a pipe network is
handled by means of an iterative two-step procedure. The first step is estimation of the …

A real-time estimation of water distribution system state variables such as nodal pressures
and chlorine concentrations can lead to savings in time and money and provide better …

Sampling design (SD) for water distribution systems (WDS) is undoubtedly an important
issue, and has been addressed in the past by a number of scientists and practitioners. The …

To provide more accurate estimates and account for associated uncertainties, a parameter
estimation methodology for water distribution systems (WDSs) that combines demand and …

Water distribution systems, where flow in some pipes is not measured or storage tanks are
connected together, calculation of demand pattern coefficients of the network is difficult …

Hydraulic models have been widely used to facilitate the design, management, and
operation of water distribution systems (WDS). However, model parameters including pipe …

The aim of the paper is to demonstrate that the Levenberg–Marquardt algorithm can give
successful results when operational water distribution systems are calibrated with the proper …