A smart and sustainable drainage system is strongly dependent on appropriate functioning
of sewer pipelines existing within the infrastructure of cities' networks. Although numerous …

The urban sewer pipeline network is a vital urban infrastructure that is highly at risk of failure
and its deterioration can be harmful to the environment and public health and safety …

While existing studies on sewer networks have explored topics such as surface water inflow,
limited research has delved into groundwater infiltration (GWI). This study aims to fill this …

Risk-based assessment in pipe conditions mainly focuses on prioritizing the most critical
assets by evaluating the risk of pipe failure. This paper's goal is to classify a comprehensive …

Most cities in Canada do not charge a stormwater fee; consequently, stormwater programs
may need to compete with other funding priorities in public works. This often leads to a lack …

The escalating number of aging sewer pipes necessitates an infrastructure asset
management approach to achieve an efficient budget allocation for maintenance. This study …

This paper proposes a methodology for managing complex sewerage networks based on
the concomitant use of two performance evaluation methods, namely, the failure modes …

The degradation of sewer pipes poses significant economical, environmental and health
concerns. The maintenance of such assets requires structured plans to perform inspections …

Risk-based asset management of water pipes is important to support pipe renewal
prioritization decisions. Risk is a function of the likelihood and consequence of failure …

Transportation agencies are currently challenged to keep up with culvert infrastructure that is
rapidly deteriorating due to lack of adequate maintenance and capital improvement. It is …