Advanced hydroinformatic techniques for the simulation and analysis of water supply and distribution systems / / edited by Manuel Herrera [and threee others].
The overall objective of this Special Issue is to improve knowledge on developing and using advanced simulation tools in water supply and distribution systems. The final aim is to propose a suitable framework supporting insightful hydraulic mechanisms to help the decision-making processes of water u...
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