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  The Four National Taps of Singapore: A Holistic Approach to Water Resources Management from Drainage to Drinking Water Water resources in Singapore are managed following the principles of a closed loop hydrologic cycle by one agency, the Public Utility Board (PUB), which promotes its management philosophy through the Four...

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  Modeling Blue and Green Water Resources Availability in an Iranian Data Scarce Watershed Using SWAT Knowledge of the renewable water resources of a watershed is strategic information which is vital for the long term planning of water and food security. In this study, we used a Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) model in...

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  Sewer Ventilation: Factors Affecting Airflow and Modeling Approaches Sewer ventilation modeling and analysis is typically performed as part of an odour study. Sewer system hydraulic models can be expected to produce reasonably accurate, dynamic results across an entire system. Sewer ventilation models have much less...

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  Cincinnati’s SWMM Model: A Journey Through Time The Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati’s (MSD) SWMM model is one of the largest SWMM models in the world. In developing this model, MSD advanced the state-of-the-art in collection system modeling in a number of areas including the size and scope of the model, the...

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  Modeling LID using SWMM5 and MIDS Credit Calculator: Credit Valley Conservation's Elm Drive Case Study Low impact development is an innovative stormwater management practice that consists of green infrastructure, source controls, and conveyance controls. Low impact development practices mimic the natural hydrology of a site...

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01 The Four National Taps of Singapore: A Holistic Approach to Water Resources Management from Drainage to Drinking Water
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