Abstract: Urban water demand forecasting is key to municipal water supply management. Short-term urban water demands are influenced by weather conditions. Thus, short-term urban water demand forecasting could be improved by using ...

Abstract: Urban water demand forecasting is key to municipal water supply management. Short-term urban water demands are influenced by weather conditions. Thus, short-term urban water demand forecasting could be improved by using ...

Abstract: Rainfall is a critical input variable of statistical streamflow forecasting models at subseasonal to seasonal time scales. This study presents a framework for evaluating the utility of a high-resolution experimental winter ...

Abstract: Water supply management is challenging due to diverse stakeholders, conflicting objectives, increasing water demand, increasing regulation complexity, changing climate, and infrastructure constraints. To manage residual ...

Abstract: Increasing water demand due to socio-economic development often requires structure-level interventions, e.g., infrastructure expansion of water supply systems to bridge the gap between demand and water supply. Evaluating ...

Abstract: Public water utilities face uncertain decisions every day in their efforts to meet drinking water needs of customers. Real-time decision-support tools (DST) are often used by water managers to solve a variety of water ...

Abstract: A novel approach on quantifying the value of an incremental surface water–use permit in an integrated water resources system consisting of groundwater, surface water, off-stream reservoir, and desalinated seawater sources ...