AISUWRS Assessing and Improving Sustainablilty of Urban Water Resources and Systems

Country: EU Projects
Start Date:   31/10/2002         Duration: 36 months         Project Type: RTD
Contract Number: EVK1-CT-2002-00110
Organisation Type:  EC Project
Topics: 
Groundwater protection-->Groundwater protection overview
Water and sanitation-->Water and sanitation Overview
Water resources and their management -->Water resources and their management Overview
Project objectives:
The overall scope is to assess and improve the sustainability of urban water resources and systems with the help of computer tools. The project will analyse 
a range of existing urban water supply and disposal
Project Summary:
The overall scope is to assess and improve the sustainability of urban water resources and systems with the help of computer tools. The project will analyse 
a range of existing urban water supply and disposal scenarios by demonstrating how each scenario differs in its handling of contaminants. The sources of contaminants,
their flow paths and the sinks will be identified for different urban areas and a quantification of the contaminant loads undertaken. The impact of these contaminant
loads on their capability to contaminate groundwater will be estimated. For the verification and validation of the model, detailed field studies will be carried
out in 4 case study cities. In addition AISUWRS aims to develop a management and DS system that will make use of innovative pipeline and urban water system assessment
procedures to deliver detailed guidelines and recommendations for the safeguarding and protection of urban water resources.
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AISUWRS Project: 1 st Annual Report 2003

Balancing the contaminant input into urban aquifers

Assessing sewer-groundwater interaction at the city scale based on individual marker species distributions

AISUWRS Newsletter No. 1

Modelling the Movement of Water and Contaminants through the Total Urban Water Cycle

Using the UVQ Model for the sustainability assessment of the urban water system, 19 EJSW Workshop on Process Data and Integrated Urban Water Modelling

Integrating leaky sewers into numerical groundwater models.

Assessing and Improving the Sustainability of Urban Water Resources and Systems

The Role of Urban Infrastructure on Ground Water Contamination - the EU AISUWRS Project

Project of an urban lysimeter at the Union Brewery, Ljubljana, Slovenia.

AISUWRS Newsletter No. 2

Comparative Overview Report on the Case Study Cities Backround Studies,

Effect of different water supply strategies on water and contaminant fluxes in Doncaster

Leaky sewers as a source for groundwater recharge and quality changes.

Leaky sewers – Measurements under operating conditions

UVQ: A tool for assessing the water and contaminant balance impacts of urban water development scenarios. In: Proceedings of the IWA World Water Forum.

Case Study City Doncaster: Field investigations final report

AISUWRS Project: 2 nd Annual Report 2004, Publishable Summary

Urban Water Resources Toolbox
Weblink:
http://www.urbanwater.de/
Funding Programme(s): 
EC Framework Programme 5
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Submitted by: EUGRIS Team Prof Paul Bardos  Who does what?  03/07/2003 17:48:00
Updated by: EUGRIS Team Professor Paul Bardos  Who does what?  28/09/2006 21:07:00