Throughout the past years, governments, industries, and researchers have shown
increasing interest in incorporating smart techniques, including sensor monitoring, real-time …

Infrastructure are at the center of three trends: accelerating human activities, increasing
uncertainty in social, technological, and climatological factors, and increasing complexity of …

Water utilities face a challenge in maintaining a good quality of service under a wide range
of operational management and failure conditions. Tools for assessing the resilience of …

Pressure management (PM) is commonly used in water distribution systems (WDSs). In the
last decade, a strategic objective in the field has been the development of new scientific and …

As urbanization continues to accelerate, the number of cities and their growing populations
have created problems, such as the congestion and noise related to transportation, the …

A water distribution network (WDN) is an indispensable element of civil infrastructure that
provides fresh water for domestic use, industrial development, and fire-fighting. However, in …

Cities depend on multiple heterogeneous, interconnected infrastructures to provide safe
water to consumers. Given this complexity, efficient numerical techniques are needed to …

A significant portion of the water supplied to people doesn't reach its valid users but instead
leaks out of the distribution network, causing water wastage, revenue loss and …

Water distribution systems (WDS) are complex pipe networks with looped and branching
topologies that often comprise thousands to tens of thousands of links and nodes. This work …

This paper presents a practical approach to address the challenges of managing water
supply infrastructure in the context of sustainability amidst growing demands for fresh water …