Books by Keyword: Water Supply

Description: Collection of selected, peer reviewed papers from the 3rd International Conference on Energy, Environment and Sustainable Development (EESD 2013), November 12-12, 2013, Shanghai, China.
The 549 papers are grouped as follows:
Chapter 1: Chemistry and Biotechnology in Environmental Engineering;
Chapter 2: Applied Materials and Environmental Application;
Chapter 3: Environmental Safety and Health;
Chapter 4: Environmental Analysis and Monitoring;
Chapter 5: Environmental Planning and Assessment;
Chapter 6: Environmental Restoration Engineering;
Chapter 7: Pollution Control Project;
Chapter 8: Waste Disposal and Recycling;
Chapter 9: Water Supply and Drainage Engineering;
Chapter 10: Clean Production Process;
Chapter 11: Hydrology, Water Resources and Hydro Construction;
Chapter 12: Forest Engineering, Plant Protection and Land Resources;
Chapter 13: Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing

Description: Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters CPCI-S (WoS).
These selected papers provide up-to-date and comprehensive state-of-the art information on the fields of Geotechnical Engineering; Geological Engineering; Tunnel, Subway and Underground Facilities; Hydraulic Engineering; Coastal Engineering; Water Supply and Drainage Engineering; Heating, Gas Supply, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Works; Cartography and Geographic Information Systems; Surveying Engineering; Construction Technology; Computer Application and CAD/CAE. This volume will be an asset to those involved in these domains.

Description: This compilation of peer-reviewed papers covers the subjects of geotechnical engineering, bridge engineering, geological engineering, seismic engineering, tunnel, subway and underground facilities, hydraulic engineering, coastal engineering, surveying engineering, water supply and drainage engineering, heating, gas supply, ventilation and air conditioning works, disaster prevention and mitigation, environmentally-friendly construction and development and cartography and geographic information systems. The work will be of value to anyone working in these fields.

Description: The continuing growth of urban populations throughout the world is one of the most frightening problems of today. The problems of megacities, i.e. those with more than 10 million inhabitants and which are growing fastest in developing countries, must be fully recognized within the context of the world environment.