Rapid population growth and economic prosperity among other factors are exacerbating
existing water stress in the east and southeast regions of England, hence, the water sector is …

Socio-economic change, severe droughts, and environmental concerns focus attention on
sustainability of water supplies and the ability of water utilities to meet levels of service …

In light of the current and future threats to global water security the current research focuses
on trialing interventions to promote urban water conservation. We report an experimental …

Integrating alternative water supplies and water efficient appliances are proven strategies for
reducing customers' average and peak demand on the cities mains water distribution …

Studies have shown that householders' perceptions of their water use are often not well
matched with their actual water use. There has been less research however, investigating …

Over the last two decades, water smart metering programs have been launched in a number
of medium to large cities worldwide to nearly continuously monitor water consumption at the …

Water conservation in urban centres is an ongoing challenge in which new technologies can
play an important role. Smart water metering in conjunction with end-use analysis enables …

Abstract Knowledge on the determinants and patterns of water demand for different
consumers supports the design of customized demand management strategies. Smart …

The implementation of a smart water metering system in Hervey Bay in 2006–2007 allowed
the local water utility to record the hourly water consumption of all its customers. This data …

This report contains the findings of survey research on the patterns of water using practices
in households across the South and South East of England. Following a 'practice …