Journal of water resources planning and management

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  Año 2005, Número 3

  • EDITOR¿S NOTE

    Daene McKinney

    pág. 157

    

  • Incorporating Uncertainty and Variability in Engineering Analysis

    Walter M. Grayman

    págs. 158-160

    

  • Trade-off between Total Cost and Reliability for Anytown Water Distribution Network

    Dragan A. Savic, Godfrey A. Walters, Raziyeh Farmani

    págs. 161-171

    

  • Water Distribution System Optimization Using Metamodels

    D. R. Broad, H. R. Maier, G. C. Dandy

    págs. 172-180

    

  • Self-Adaptive Penalty Approach Compared with Other Constraint-Handling Techniques for Pipeline Optimization

    T. Walski, Z. Y. Wu

    págs. 181-192

    

  • Geographic Information System-based Pipeline Route Selection Process

    Thayne Clark, Jason Luettinger

    págs. 193-200

    

  • Treatment and Distribution System Effects on Chloramine Decay, pH, Nitrification, and Disinfection By-Products: Case Study

    Xin Huang, Windsor Sung, Irvine W. Wei

    págs. 201-207

    

  • Characterizing Pipe Wall Demand: Implications for Water Quality Modeling

    Robert M. Clark, Roy C. Haught

    págs. 208-217

    

  • Threat Assessment of Water Supply Systems Using Markov Latent Effects Modeling

    J. Arlin Cooper, Consuelo J. Silva, Vincent C. Tidwell

    págs. 218-227

    

  • Simulating Exposures to Deliberate Intrusions into Water Distribution Systems

    Robert M. Clark, Steven G. Buchberger, Kenneth A. Nilsson

    págs. 228-236

    

  • Sensor Placement in Municipal Water Networks

    Jean Paul Watson, Cynthia A. Phillips, William E. Hart, Jonathan W. Berry, Lisa Fleischer

    págs. 237-243

    

  • Detection and Location of a Partial Blockage in a Pipeline Using Damping of Fluid Transients

    Martin F. Lambert, Angus R. Simpson, Xiao Jian Wang

    págs. 244-249