Great works on urban water resources (1962-2001), from the American Society of Civil Engineers, Urban Water Resources Research Council
By: sponsored by Environmental and Water Resources Institute (EWRI) of the American Society of Civil Engineers, Urban Water Resources Research Council (UWRRC) ; edited by Jonathan E. Jones.
Contributors: Jones, Jonathan E.; Environmental and Water Resources Institute (U.S.). Urban Water Resources Research Council.
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Reston, Va
Language: eng
Number of pages: 889
Subjects: Sewerage.; Municipal water supply.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction, overview, and summary of publications; title: Engineering Foundation Research Conference on Urban Hydrology Research; title: ASCD Combined Sewer Separation Project progress; title: Study of approximate lengths and sizes of combined sewers in major metropolitan centers; title: Relationship of sewage characteristics to carrying velocity for pressure sewers R-2598; title: Minimum transport velocity for pressurized sanitary sewers; title: Domestic sewage flow criteria for evaluation of application of project scheme to actual combined sewer drainage areas; title: Water and metropolitan man; title: Response characteristics of urban water resource data systems; title: Systematic study and development of long range programs of urban water resources research; title: The nature of changes in urban watersheds and their importance in the decades ahead; title: Some notes on the rational method of storm drain design; title: A study of the expenditures for urban water services; title: Availability of rainfall-runoff data for sewered drainage catchments; title: Rain gauge networks in the largest cities; title: Combined sewer separation using pressure sewers; title: Non-metropolitan dense rain gauge networks; title: Availability of rainfall-runoff data for partly sewered urban drainage catchments; title: Systems analysis for urban water management; title: Prospects for metropolitan water management; title: Feasibility of the metropolitan water intelligence system concept (integrated automatic operational control); title: Metropolitan industrial water use; title: Residential streets; title: Residential stormwater management; title: Computerized citywide control of urban stormwater; title: Urban hydrological modeling and catchment research; title: Erosion and sediment control; title: Research on the design storm concept; title: International Symposium on Urban Hydrology; title: Stormwater detention outlet control structures.