Niemczynowicz / Ltd Integrated Water Management in Urban Areas

Erscheinungsjahr 1996
ISBN: 978-3-0357-3981-7
Verlag: Trans Tech Publications
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: 0 - No protection

E-Book, Englisch, 492 Seiten

The continuing growth of urban populations throughout the world is one of the most frightening problems of today. The problems of megacities, i.e. those with more than 10 million inhabitants and which are growing fastest in developing countries, must be fully recognized within the context of the world environment.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Niemczynowicz, Janusz

Ltd, Trans Tech Publications

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Preface
Challenges and Interactions in Water Future
Forty Years of Urban Water Management in Calabria (Italy)
Strategic River Management with Environmental Considerations in Brunei Darussalam
Problems of Water Supply in Estonia
Water Management and Pollution of a Coastal Aquifer in Cebu, Philippines: Action Taken and Risks
The Water Crisis in Bangladesh: A Challenge to Integrated Water Management in Urban Areas
Urban Water Management in Uncertain Economics
Integrated Water Resources Management in Fukuoka Metropolitan Area
Runoff Controls in the Sandsli Catchment, Bergen, Norway
Urban Hydrology and Storm Water Management in Jakarta, Indonesia
Integrated Water Management in Urban and Surrounding Areas: Findings of the International Workshops in Essen 1992 and Gelsenkirchen 1994 by the German-Dutch IHP Committee to UNESCO Project M3-3a
Urban Drainage Master Plan: The Need for Integrated Approaches
Integrated Water Resources Management in the Information Age
Urban Water Management - Coping with the Complexity of the Urban Environment
Sanitation of the Future: A View on Possible Features
Model Approach and Application of Water Quality Management for Urban Areas
An Integrated Approach to the Drinking Water Problem of Madras City, India
Estimation of the Utilization Possibilities of Overland Flow in Urban Areas in Israel's Coastal Plain
Integrated Water Management in the Quebec City Urban Area: Preliminary Statement on the Need for and Use of a Water Quality Modelling System Based on the Ecosystem Concept
Using a Pilot Scale Rotating Biological Contactor for the Removal of Nitrate from Groundwater
Assessment Considerations of Groundwater Contamination Risks due to Migration of Industrial Effluents in Soils: A Case Study around Bangalore (S. India)
Possibly Sustainable Sanitation Concepts for Urban Areas
Japan's Efforts to Reduce Discharge of Stormwater and the Role of Sewerage System
Managing the Tide?: Towards a Framework for Technology Exchange in the Water Sector

Simplifying Waste Water Treatment by Source Separation Outline for a Biologically Based Grey Water Purification Plant
Stensund Wastewater Aquaculture: A Small-Scale Model for Sustainable Water Resource Management in Urban Areas
Recent Development in Sanitation
Maximum Level of Use of Local Water Resources in Urbanized Territories
Greywater Reuse Options: Areas for Further Research in Australia
Anaerobic Wastewater Treatment: Experiences in Mexico with Industrial Effluents
Integrated Water Management in Jakarta Urban Area, Indonesia
An Approach towards Solving Water Related Environmental Problems in Dar Es Salaam City
The Need for Indigenous Engineering Capabilities in Iran
Diagnosis of Urban Water Systems: A Prerequisite for Introduction of Hydroinformatics
In-Line Treatment of Domestic Sewage
Alternative Methods to Avoid Operational and Maintenance Problems with Tree Roots in Storm Water and Sewer Pipes
Integrated Systems for Wastewater and Solid Waste Treatment in Urban Areas
Analysis of Extreme Event Flooding Using a Mathematical Model
Warm Season Degradation Phenomena in the Orbetello Lagoon in Italy
Technology Transfer: What Technology and which Level of: Implementation?
Chairmen's Reports
Conclusions and Recommendations