Titlebook: Water Asset Management in Times of Climate Change and Digital Transformation; Robert Kijak Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Glossary of Major Terms and Acronyms,nagement, climate change, water management and digital transformation. In most cases, their definitions originate from relevant international standards and other publications by recognised bodies and agencies.

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Design and Operational Considerations for Water Supply Assets,ally into several risk treatment categories, that is Protection-Accommodation-Retreating/Avoiding (i.e., PARA framework). Protection against climate risks involves presently, for example, reliance on large scale and then costly infrastructure to protect against floods, droughts and fires. Risk accom

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Introduction,m to be separate. Climate change is mentioned in the context of the required Level of Service (LOS) for water supply systems with water efficiency measures, seawater desalination, wastewater treatment with effluent reuse (or even water recycling). Built assets for water supply are closely linked to

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Defining Water 4.0,onal effectiveness. For example, Water 4.0 definition used throughout this book is akin to Industry 4.0 concept applied to the water industry. Other engineering and business processes 4.0 are frequently used in parallel. In particular, Asset Management 4.0 is not about technology, but how this techn

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How Can Climate Change Impact upon Water Supply Assets?,nce (risk treatment), is discussed in this chapter. Climate change impact projections with general resilience/adaptation measures related to water supply assets and water resources for Australia and southern Europe are outlined in this chapter. They are followed by a summary of 2019–2020 weather con