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Volume 1, Issue 1
March 2006
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EISSN 1751-231X
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Urban Drainage 10: Selected proceedings of the 10th International Congress on Urban Drainage, 21-26 August 2005, held in Copenhagen, Denmark

III - Decision support for planning

The DayWater decision support approach to the selection of sustainable drainage systems: A multi-criteria methodology for BMP decision makers
J. B. Ellis; J.-C. Deutsch; M. Legret; C. Martin; D. M. Revitt ...
View articletitled, The DayWater decision support approach to the selection of sustainable drainage systems: A multi-criteria methodology for BMP decision makers
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Development of a decision support system for integrated water resources management in intensively used small watersheds
H. Sieker; S. Bandermann; K. Schröter; M. Ostrowski; A. Leichtfuss ...
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A Modelling Tool for Assessing Flood Risk
D.J. Balmforth; P. Dibben
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A decision support system for urban groundwater resource sustainability
S. Burn; D. DeSilva; M. Ambrose; S. Meddings; C. Diaper ...
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Assessment criteria for a sustainable management of the water resources
M. Maiolo; G. Martirano; P. Morrone; D. Pantusa
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Mitigation measures towards morphological alterations of rivers: The receiving water as part of the integrated wastewater system
C. Engelhard; S. Achleitner; I. Lek; W. Rauch
View articletitled, Mitigation measures towards morphological alterations of rivers: The receiving water as part of the integrated wastewater system
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A stormwater management information system for the catchment area of the River Emscher
M. Becker; G. Geretshauser; B. Spengler; H. Sieker
View articletitled, A stormwater management information system for the catchment area of the River Emscher
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Sewer rehabilitation planning - priority and cost planning using GIS
R. Burkhard; S. González Lakehal
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Development of a GIS-based Expert System for on-site Storm-water Management
Z. Jin; F. Sieker; S. Bandermann; H. Sieker
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IV - Modelling and monitoring in combined sewer systems

Performance of a high-rate sedimentation process for combined sewerage treatment in wet weather
K. Suzuki; T. Fujihashi; S. Kosanda; H. Hinuma; R. Hata
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Monitoring of Combined Sewer Overflow Tanks: Results of 500 Years of Measurement Records
G. Weiss; H. Brombach; Ch. Wöhrle
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Stormwater inflow prediction using radar rainfall data compressed by principal component analysis
K. Katayama; K. Kimijima; O. Yamanaka; A. Nagaiwa; Y. Ono
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Practical aspects, experiences and strategies by using UV/VIS sensors for long-term sewer monitoring
G. Gruber; J.-L. Bertrand-Krajewski; J. De Beneditis; M. Hochedlinger; W. Lettl
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II - Urban water and society

On the road to a new stormwater planning approach:from Model A to Model B
G.D. Geldof; P. Stahre
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The stormwater ambassador program: A community education partnership between schools and local government
G. Mashiah; H. TyasTunggal
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The social impacts of stormwater management techniques
S. Apostolaki; C. Jefferies; T. Wild
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Flood-damage curves: Methodological development for the Brazilian context
N. Nascimento; M. Baptista; A. Silva; M. Léa Machado; J. Costa de Lima ...
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Resident Evaluation of a Waterside Environments
Y. Wada; K. Michioku; N. Wada
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I - Urban drainage practice

Historical overview of the Copenhagen sewerage system
S. Sørensen; B. Petersen; N. Kofod; P. Jacobsen
View articletitled, Historical overview of the Copenhagen sewerage system
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An Overview of Water Sensitive Urban Design Practices in Australia
T. H. F. Wong
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V - Sewer infiltration and exfiltration

Assessing the impact of infiltration and exfiltration in sewer systems using performance indicators: case studies of the APUSS project
A. Cardoso; V. Prigiobbe; M. Giulianelli; E. Baer; J. De Bénédittis ...
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Towards a better knowledge and management of infiltration and exfiltration in sewer systems: the APUSS project
J.-L. Bertrand-Krajewski; M.A. Cardoso; B. Ellis; T. Frehmann; M. Giulianelli ...
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