Smart cities are an innovate concept for managing urban cities to enhance sustainability and
increase quality of life for citizens. Although urban water infrastructure (UWI) performs …

Low cost sensors are emerging alongside innovative data transfer technologies, allowing
the integration of smart solutions for the decentralisation of water infrastructure. In this work …

Water is a finite resource. Increasing population, rapid urbanization, and climate change
incidents are continuously adding pressure on freshwater supplies. Overcoming these …

Historically, little consideration has been given to water performance of urban developments
such as “hydrological naturalness” or “local water self-sufficiency”. This has led to problems …

Wastewater reuse is an activity that reduces pollution from discharges while increasing the
available water resources. However, the high financial costs of this activity affect the viability …

Most major cities in Australia expect intensified infill development over the coming decades
(Commonwealth of Australia, 2017). Without significant intervention,'business as …

More than half of new urban residential developments are planned as infill in Australia's
major cities. This provides an unprecedented opportunity to use innovative design and …

The growing population has resulted in the need for new alternatives that guarantee water
supply to the population. Among the alternatives, there is the individual system for capturing …

East Surabaya, an area that is developing intensively, is known for its excessive problems,
including a water shortage which reoccurs every year. The main objective of this study is to …

The water reserve in the world, which is vital for life, has been gradually decreasing recently
and it has been rapidly depleting despite it is Cnown to be one of the renewable resources …