In recent years, water leakage problems in water distribution networks (WDN) have been
attracting more attention, with an emphasis on energy and water resources. As one of the …

Modern technologies empower water distribution systems (WDS) for better services in the
processes of water supply, storage, distribution, and recycling. They improve real-time …

The water distribution network (WDN) sectorisation problem is characterised by structural
and hydraulic requirements that make existing graph partitioning techniques inadequate to …

The fast population growth needs to provide clean and affordable water that meet the human
requirements. The water faces a problem in the future because of global climate change. An …

Partitioning a water distribution network (WDN) into smaller sub-networks (called district
metered areas, or DMAs) is a strategy to manage its complexity. A number of requirements …

Jordan is one of the poorest countries in terms of water resources, estimated to be below the
poverty line. Due to high population growth and development, water supply and demand …

In the last few years, due to the technological improvement of advanced metering
infrastructures, water and natural gas grids can be regarded as smart-grids, similarly to …

In many cities, sectorization projects of the drinking water distribution network have been
implemented. This study provides a methodology to evaluate the efficiency of the sectors of …

With increasing scarcity in water resources around the world, policy-makers are increasingly
looking to water trading arrangements to ensure that available surface water is used as …

Today there is an urgent need to move from a linear to a circular economy approach with
special focus to water and environment. Despite the paramount importance, this transition is …