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Ian Monks, Rodney A. Stewart, Oz Sahin, Robert Keller and Samantha Low Choy
Business cases promoting the introduction of digital water metering (DWM) have, to date, focused on a limited number of benefits, especially water savings, metering costs, occupational health and safety (OHS), and deferral of capital works. An earlier st...
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Huda Almaaofi, Amir Etemad-Shahidi, Rodney Stewart
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Drinking water catchments (DWC) are under pressure from point and nonpoint source pollution due to the growing human activities. This worldwide challenge is causing number of adverse effects, such as degradation in water quality, ecosystem health, and ot...
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Thomas Boyle, Damien Giurco, Pierre Mukheibir, Ariane Liu, Candice Moy, Stuart White and Rodney Stewart
This paper reviews the drivers, development and global deployment of intelligent water metering in the urban context. Recognising that intelligent metering (or smart metering) has the potential to revolutionise customer engagement and management of urban...
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Edoardo Bertone and Rodney A. Stewart
Fit-for-purpose potable source substitution of appropriate water end uses with rainwater or recycled water is often essential to maintain water security in growing urban regions. This paper provides the results of a detailed supply-demand forecasting rev...
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Damien P. Giurco, Stuart B. White and Rodney A. Stewart
Smart metering technology for residential buildings is being trialed and rolled out by water utilities to assist with improved urban water management in a future affected by climate change. The technology can provide near real-time monitoring of where wa...
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