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Volume 36, Issue 5
September 1997
Water Science and Technology Cover Image for Volume 36, Issue 5
ISSN 0273-1223
EISSN 1996-9732
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Applying systems analysis in managing the water environment: towards a new agenda
M. B. Beck
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A stochastic model for two-station hydraulics exhibiting transient impact
J. L. Jacobsen; H. Madsen; P. Harremoès
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Water quality model structure identification using dynamic linear modeling: river cam case study revisited
Song S. Qian
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Identification of model structure for photosynthesis and respiration of algal populations
J. D. Stigter; M. B. Beck; R. J. Gilbert
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Identification of the parameters describing primary production from continuous oxygen signals
R. H. Aalderink; J. Jovin
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Evaluation of global optimization methods for conceptual rainfall-runoff model calibration
V. A. Cooper; V. T. V. Nguyen; J. A. Nicell
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Multiple data parameter identification for nonlinear conceptual models
Hermann Eberl; Amar Khelil; Peter Wilderer
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A procedure for selecting best identifiable parameters in calibrating activated sludge model no. 1 to full-scale plant data
Stefan R. Weijers; Peter A. Vanrolleghem
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Modeling error identification of activated sludge models
Zhigou Yuan; Peter A. Vanrolleghem; Ghislain C. Vansteenkiste
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Novel application of a back-propagation artificial neural network model formulated to predict algal bloom
Ken-ichi Yabunaka; Masaaki Hosomi; Akihiko Murakami
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Recent advances in the data-based modelling and analysis of hydrological systems
Peter C. Young; Anthony J. Jakeman; David A. Post
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A statistical approach to urban runoff pollution modelling
Morten Grum; R. Hans Aalderink
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Application of time-series analysis to urban storm drainage
Mingchaun Ruan; Jan B. M. Wiggers
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Extreme value statistics: potential benefits in water quality management
O. Thas; P. Vanrolleghem; B. Kops; L. Van Vooren; J. P. Ottoy
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Uncertainty analysis of calibrated parameter values of an urban storm water quality model using metropolis monte carlo algorithm
A. Mailhot; É. Gaume; J.-P. Villeneuve
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On the necessity of using imprecise probabilities for modelling environmental systems
Peter Reichert
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Terminology and methodology in modelling for water quality management - a discussion starter
Jacob Carstensen; Peter Vanrolleghem; Wolfgang Rauch; Peter Reichert
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Relevance of the H2U model to predict the discharge of a catchment
J. Duchesne; C. Cudennec; V. Corbierre
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Sewer flow quality modelling
Lennart Heip; Johan Van Assel; Patrick Swartenbroekx
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Modelling sewer emission using simulink
Mingchaun Ruan; Jan B. M. Wiggers
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Numerical models in water quality management: a case study for the Yamuna river (India)
Absar Ahmad Kazmi; Ian Sehested Hansen
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The application of the activated sludge model No. 1 to a river environment
F. Maryns; W. Bauwens
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Use of optimization models in river basin water quality planning
Làszló Somlyódy
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A heuristic approach algorithm for the optimization of water distribution networks
Bi Liang Lin; Ray Shyan Wu; Shu Liang Liaw
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Application of derived probability and dynamic programming techniques to planning regional stormwater management systems
Fabian Papa; Barry J. Adams
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An interactive inexact-fuzzy approach for multiobjective planning of water resource systems
S. M. Wu; G. H. Huang; H. C. Guo
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The exposure models of library and integrated model evaluation system: a modeling information system on a CD-ROM with world-wide web links
S. P. Schreiner; M. Gaughan; T. Myint; R. Walentowicz
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A geo-referenced aquatic exposure prediction methodology for ‘down-the-drain’ chemicals
Geert Boeije; Peter Vanrolleghem; Michael Matthies
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Asymptotic observers as a tool for modelling process dynamics
D. Dochain; S. N. Agathos; P. Vanrolleghem
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Modelling of oxidation ditches using an open channel flow 1-D advection-dispersion equation and ASM1 process description
Anastasios I. Stamou
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Improvements to a stoat model of a full scale wastewater treatment works through the use of detailed mechanistic studies
A. J. Stokes; J. R. West; C. F. Forster; R. C. A. Kruger; M. de Bel ...
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Dynamical modelling of an anaerobic digestion fluidized bed reactor
Benjamin Bonnet; Denis Dochain; Jean-Philippe Steyer
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Respirometric control of the anaerobic period duration of an SBR bio-P process
Alain Larose; Michel Perrier; Yves Comeau
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Real time control of a combined sewer network using graph theory
J. Vazquez; D. Bellefleur; D. Gilbert; B. Grandjean
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The effects of uncertainties on the control performance of sewer networks
Jean-François Méthot; Martin Pleau
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Application of two approaches to model chlorine residuals in Severn Trent Water Ltd (STW) distribution systems
M.J. Rodriguez; J.R. West; J. Powell; J.B. Sérodes
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Identification and characterization of water quality transients using wavelet analysis. I. Wavelet analysis methodology
Kathleen Dohan; Paul H. Whitfield
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Identification and characterization of water quality transients using wavelet analysis. II. Application to electronic water quality data
Paul H. Whitfield; Kathleen Dohan
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Simulation of a transient failure in a wastewater treatment plant: a case study
Stéphane Rouleau; Paul Lessard; Didier Bellefleur
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Ranking strategies for stormwater management under uncertainty: sensitivity analysis
A.L.L. Reda; M.B. Beck
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Integrated modelling: comparison of state variables, processes and parameters in sewer and wastewater treatment plant models
C. Fronteau; W. Bauwens; P.A. Vanrolleghem
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A watershed-based system for the integrated management of surface water quality: the GIBSI system
Alain Mailhot; Alain N. Rousseau; Serge Massicotte; Jacques Dupont; Jean-Pierre Villeneuve
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