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CONFERENCE
Format:
Plenary sessions will be organised as Open session; Poul Harremoės Award paper presentation and Closing session.
Two day pre-conference meetings plus evening meetings:
- First day: JCUD meeting;
- Second day: seminars on major research project issues.
- JCUD Working Group meetings, on the evenings, during the conference.
Topics:
Urban hydrologic and hydraulic processes:
- Rainfall, evapotranspiration, infiltration, exfiltration, runoff formation
- Hydraulics of urban drainage systems
- Processes in sewer systems
- Combined and separate sewer overflows
- Pollutants in urban areas: sources, accumulation and washoff
- Receiving environment pollution impacts
- Special conditions in cold climate, tropical climate
- Accounting for climate change, climate change and rainfall extremes
Technological issues
- Impact mitigation and restoration of impacted environment
- Storm water source control and best management practices
- Low impact development techniques, water sensitive urban design and sustainable urban drainage systems
- Urban drainage technologies for developing countries, developments and case-studies
- Monitoring, data collection and data processing
- Pollutant removal processes, stormwater treatment
- Sewer system design and rehabilitation
- Eco-hydrology and eco-hydraulics in urban areas
- Urban stream restoration
- Urban flooding: modelling, damage assessment, flood forecast and emergency planning, mitigation measures
- Modelling and simulation of integrated urban water systems
- Real time control
- Geographical information systems
- Rainfall and stormwater harvesting, water re-use
Institutional, managerial and legal issues
- Urban drainage and urban planning
- Integrated urban water management
- Integrated urban water planning and management in developing countries
- Benchmarking, performance indicators and asset management
- Regulation and institutional frameworks
- Education and training
- Historical development of urban drainage systems
- Risk analysis
- Effects of global change on urban water management
- Climate change adaptation, performance of existing and future infrastructure
- Integrated water resources management at different spatial scales: from urban catchments to river basins
- Urban drainage in very low-income settlements, shantytowns
- Participatory processes, decision making and social acceptance of urban drainage technologies