Integrated Computer Applications in Water Supply: Methods and procedures for systems simulation and control

Integrated Computer Applications in Water Supply: Methods and procedures for systems simulation and control
ISBN-10
0471942324
ISBN-13
9780471942320
Category
Nature / Water Supply
Pages
510
Language
English
Published
1993
Publisher
Research Studies Press
Author
Bryan Coulbeck

Description

The two volumes of this set are based on the proceedings of the De Montfort University conference, Integrated Computer Applications for Water Supply and Distribution 1993. This volume shows how advanced computer techniques can be applied within the water industry.

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