Abstract: Connectivity is important to the structure and function of systems. In water infrastructure systems, connections between components determine flow patterns and operational flexibility. Network theory can provide tools to ...

Abstract: Connectivity is important to the structure and function of systems. In water infrastructure systems, connections between components determine flow patterns and operational flexibility. Network theory can provide tools to ...

Abstract: In much of the western United States, reducing residential water use is a major source of water conservation, especially as population growth urbanizes agricultural land. Although estimates of the potential of conservation ...

Abstract: Water users in California’s hybrid water rights system have different legal priorities to available surface water in times of water scarcity. A set of two linear programming models was developed to determine curtailments ...

Abstract: Water accounting—the measurement, processing, and communication of information on water availability and use—is essential for effective and sustainable water resource management. Such information becomes especially important ...