Decision Support System for Sustainable Water Supply Planning

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Develops a decision support system tool that utilities can use to manage supply and demand to provide its customers with a reliable and adequate supply for the next 50 - 100 years. Includes a CD-ROM containing WEAP (Water Evaluation and Planning System) software. Published in 2006.

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Decision Support System for Sustainable Water Supply Planning

Abstract

Resources

Decision Support System for Sustainable Water Supply Planning

Decision Support System for Sustainable Water Supply Planning

Managing Constraints to Water Source Development

Challenges and Practical Approaches to Water Reuse Pricing

Blueprint for One Water

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