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Produktbild: Parkinson, J: Integrated Urban Water Management: Humid Tropi

Parkinson, J: Integrated Urban Water Management: Humid Tropi UNESCO-IHP

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Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

26.03.2010

Herausgeber

Parkinson Jonathan N. + weitere

Verlag

Taylor & Francis

Seitenzahl

180

Maße (L/B)

24.6/17.4 cm

Gewicht

534 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-415-45352-3

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

26.03.2010

Herausgeber

Verlag

Taylor & Francis

Seitenzahl

180

Maße (L/B)

24.6/17.4 cm

Gewicht

534 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-415-45352-3

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  • Produktbild: Parkinson, J: Integrated Urban Water Management: Humid Tropi
  • 1. Integrated urban water management in the humid tropics - Carlos E.M. Tucci *1.1. Urban development in humid tropics *1.2. The tropics *1.3. Water supply and sanitation *1.4. Urban drainage and floodplains *1.5. Total solids *1.6. Water quality *1.7. Water-related diseases *1.8. Urban water main issues *1.9. Integrated urban waters management (IUWM) 2. Water supply and wastewater management in the humid tropics - Antonio D. Benetti and Luiza Cintra Campos *2.1. Overview *2.2. Water supply interactions in humid tropics *2.3. Wastewater collection, treatment and reuse *2.3.1 Off-site systems *2.3.2 On-site systems *2.3.3 Water reuse *2.4. Industrial wastewater collection, treatment and reuse 3. Stormwater management in the humid tropics - Joel A. Goldenfum, Carlos E.M. Tucci and Andre L.L. da Silveira *3.1. Stormwater management principles *3.2. Climatic factors in the humid tropics *3.3. Socio-economic factors in the humid tropics *3.4. Urban drainage structural control measures *3.4.1 Storage type devices *3.4.2 Infiltration type devices *3.4.3 Floodplain and channel management *3.5. Institutional aspects *3.6. Urban drainage master plans *3.7. Participative master plans in Brazil *3.8. Conclusions 4. Total solids management - Carlos E.M. Tucci, Marllus G.F.P Neves, Jonathan N. Parkinson, Joel A. Goldenfum *4.1. Urban total solids *4.2. Socio-economic and institutional factors affecting solids in drainage systems in the humid tropics *4.3. Origins and characteristics of solid wastes *4.4. Urban sediments *4.5. Solid waste *4.5.1 Solids production and collecting *4.5.2 Classification of drainage solids *4.5.3 Factors affecting solid wastes in drains *4.6. Impacts of solids on operational performance *4.6.1 Hydraulic impacts *4.6.2 Environmental impacts of urban runoff *4.7. Solids management *4.7.1 Sediments yield *4.7.2 Domestic solid waste production *4.7.3 Engineering solutions for control of solid wastes in drains *4.7.4 Drain cleaning *4.7.5 Improved solid waste collection and disposal *4.8 Conclusions 5. Control of public health hazards in the humid tropics - Jonathan N. Parkinson and Luiza C. Campos *5.1. Introduction *5.2. Health risks associated with microbiological and chemical pollutants *5.2.1 Waterborne diseases *5.2.2 Diseases transmitted by mosquitoes *5.2.3 Diseases transmitted by animals *5.2.4 Chemicals and micro-pollutants *5.3. Transmission pathways in urban water systems *5.3.1 Contamination of water sources *5.3.2 Contamination of water distribution systems *5.3.3 Contamination of water in the domestic environment *5.3.4 Transmission pathways related to drainage *5.3.5 Wastewater disposal and reuse *5.4. Strategies for protecting urban water systems from contamination *5.4.1 Protection of water sources *5.4.2 Protection of water distribution systems *5.4.3 Sanitation and excreta management *5.4.4 In-home water storage and domestic hygiene *5.4.5 Drainage *5.4.6 Wastewater treatment *5.5. Monitoring the health benefits of urban water systems *5.5.1 Conventional approaches towards water quality monitoring *5.5.2 Limitations of conventional approaches *5.5.3 Alternative approaches for monitoring of water systems 6. Reducing vulnerability to disasters in urban areas of humid tropics -Eduardo Mario Mendiondo *6.1. Introduction *6.1.1 Urbanizations, hazards and disasters *6.1.2 Needs for lessons to be learnt *6.2. Storms, floods and cyclones *6.3. Water shortage and droughts *6.4. Landslides and mudslides *6.5. Tsunamis *6.6. Human-related hazards *6.7. Early warning and preparedness *6.7.1 Addressing the audience *6.7.2 Challenging issues *6.8. Human resources *6.9. Cases of risk assessment and management *6.9.1 Risk assessment *6.9.2 Risk management *6.9.3 Strengths and limitations: a short example *6.10. Conclusions 7. Integrated urban water management: institutional, legal and socio-economic issues - Arlindo Philippi Jr, Giuliano Marcon, Luis Eduardo Gregolin Grisotto, Tadeu Fabricio Malheiros *7.1. Bases for the formulation of urban water management policies *7.2. Environmental and water resource management in the urban environment *7.2.1 Main progresses and situation in the humid tropics *7.2.2 Actions and initiatives in Latin America and the Caribbean *7.2.3 Proposals and actions developed in Brazil *7.3. Urban water management in the humid tropics: a new paradigm 8. Education and capacity building - Jose Ochoa Iturbe *8.1. Introduction *8.2. Assessment of needs *8.3. Formal education *8.4. Target groups for training or briefing *8.5. Methods, tools, platforms (UWETT contributions to and accessibility) and dissemination *8.6. Case studies *8.7. Human resources *8.8. Role of the regional centres *8.9. Links with academic institutions for development of tools *8.10. Conclusion