Rehabilitation priority and cost planning are an important and integral part of urban drainage master planning in Switzerland. Although Entsorgung + Recycling Zürich (ERZ), the sewer-age utility of the city of Zürich, has considerable financial means available for the rehabilita-tion of its sewers, it has so far not established a continuous leading role in triggering rehabili-tation projects among the city’s utilities departments, which results in a suboptimal qualitative improvement of the sewer network. This was due to organisational as well as technical rea-sons. It was thus decided in late 2003 to develop a decision support tool for rehabilitation and cost planning, which visualises the most urgent rehabilitation needs. A lot of data necessary for rehabilitation and cost planning is readily available on different databases and servers, but was so far never linked to provide a semi-automatic tool that combined all the information. This paper describes the basics and the methods for the design of a rehabilitation- and cost-planning prototype.
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March 01 2006
Sewer rehabilitation planning - priority and cost planning using GIS
R. Burkhard;
R. Burkhard
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1Entsorgung + Recycling Zürich, Bändlistrasse 108, CH-8010 Zürich, Switzerland
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S. González Lakehal
S. González Lakehal
1Entsorgung + Recycling Zürich, Bändlistrasse 108, CH-8010 Zürich, Switzerland
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Water Practice and Technology (2006) 1 (1): wpt2006015.
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R. Burkhard, S. González Lakehal; Sewer rehabilitation planning - priority and cost planning using GIS. Water Practice and Technology 1 March 2006; 1 (1): wpt2006015. doi: https://doi.org/10.2166/wpt.2006.015
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