Intelligent modeling of urban water systems
By: edited by William James ... [et al.].
Contributors: James, William, 1937-; Computational Hydraulics International.
Publisher: CHI
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Guelph, Ont
Language: eng
Number of pages: 602
ISBN-13: 9780973671629
Subjects: Urban runoff -- Management -- Congresses.; Urban runoff -- Mathematical models -- Congresses.; Storm sewers -- Mathematical models -- Congresses.; Urban hydrology -- Congresses.; Écoulement urbain -- Gestion -- Congrès.; Écoulement urbain -- Modèles mathématiques -- Congrès.; Égouts pluviaux -- Modèles mathématiques -- Congrès.; Hydrologie urbaine -- Congrès.
Genres: Congresses.; Congrès.
Notes: Proceedings of the Stormwater and Urban Water Systems Modeling Conference, Toronto, Ont., Feb. 24-25, 2005.

"Monograph 14."

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: A model maintenance tool; title: moving forward with an investment in a system-wide model; title: An overview of water quality issues in Cambodia; title: Applying stormwater management concepts in tropical countries; title: Modeling every sanitary pipe in a city: unique aspects and benefits; title: High resolution rainfall information in urban run-off simulation; title: Evaluation of imperviousness impacts in large, developing watersheds; title: Urban area dry diffuse pollutants washoff composition; title: Stormwater quality modeling of cross Israel highway runoff; title: A study on urban reuse management modeling; title: Optimization of enhanced coagulation in water treatment using Bayesian networks; title: Comparison of analytical and simulation approaches for assessing robustness of reliability for water distribution systems; title: Modeling the reliability of water distribution systems; title: Identification of significant factors affecting stormwater quality using the national stormwater quality database; title: Transient flow modeling and verification of a 20-MGD raw water conveyance system; title: Multi-objective calibration of SWMM for improved simulation of the hydrologic regime; title: Sediment transport in grass swales; title: Hydraulic changes to stormwater flow through wetlands; title: Monitoring the performance of a construction sediment pond; title: Current issues on modeling extreme inflows in stormwater systems; title: Investigation of rapid filling of empty pipes; title: Allocating RDII using footing drain flow and other information; title: Comparison of SWMM4 and SWMM5 results in flow monitoring data; title: Minor loss coefficients for storm drain modeling with SWMM; title: Assessment of unaccounted-for water in municipal water networks.