There is an increasing demand to enhance infrastructure asset management within the
drinking water sector. A key factor for achieving this is improving the accuracy of pipe failure …

Background Reliable infrastructure is vital for Nordic societies, but they face escalating
climate risks. Climate change is increasing magnitude and frequency of floods, storms, and …

This study assesses the level of application of Physical Asset Management (PAM) core
practices in Water Boards (WBs) in Malawi. A questionnaire was applied to 141 water supply …

This paper studies the factors that affect the emergence of water data ecosystems using a
case study as a research method. The study is based on interviews conducted with partners …

The sustainable management of the water supply system requires methodologies to monitor,
repair, or replace the aging infrastructure, but more importantly, it must be able to assess the …

A system of dikes in flood-prone areas continuously requires measures to mitigate changes
such as ageing and climate change. Planning costly measures requires proper insight into …

Purpose Water is a critical and contentious resource in California, hence any changes in
reservoir management requires coordination among many basin stakeholders. The Forecast …

Due to increasing flood risks, storm surge barriers become crucial for the socioeconomic
continuity of coastal areas. They provide flood protection, especially against extreme events …

Developing a sustainable water infrastructure entails the planning and management of
water systems to ensure the availability, access, quality, and affordability of water resources …

Water loss in urban supply systems poses significant challenges for water utility companies
worldwide, affecting both sustainable access to clean water and the financial viability of …