| The Urban Water Research Association of Australia (UWRAA) was a Division of the Water Services Association of Australia (WSAA), which was funded jointly by WSAA and the Commonwealth Government. Annual reports from 1987 show that 154 reports were produced from 1989 to 2000, until it ceased funding new projects in 1999 after the Commonwealth discontinued co-investment with water utilities.
The program had a well-defined strategic plan and an annual open call for proposals in a wide field of urban water research, including storm-water management, improved methods for pathogen detection, pipe failure prediction, assessing customer expectations and international benchmarking of economic effectiveness of utilities. (P. Dillon et al 2018) |
The Catalogue below is divided into a number of sections:
Algal toxins
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Analysis of water and wastes
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Asset management
| UWRAA 146
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Life Assessment of Large Cast Iron Water Mains
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1998
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| UWRAA 145
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Prediction of Pipeline Failures from Incomplete Data
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1998
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| UWRAA 137
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Asset Cost Information Services Feasibility Study
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1998
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| UWRAA 40
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Community Analysis of Household Water Pressure Satisfaction
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1992
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| UWRAA 39
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Current Cost Asset Valuation: Methodology
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1992
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| UWRAA 33
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Statistical Modelling of Water Main Failures
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1991
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| UWRAA 17
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Pipeline Assets: Life Cycle Management and Economic Life
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1990
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Cryptosporidium and Giardia
| UWRAA 128
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Survey of Australian Waters for Cryptosporidium and Giardia
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1998
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| UWRAA 25
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Methods for Detection of Cryptosporidium and Giardia in Water: A Preliminary Assessment
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1991
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Drinking water distribution networks
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Drinking water quality and health
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Drinking water treatment
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Economic issues and pricing
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Engineering and materials specifications
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Groundwater quality and management
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Instrumentation
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Planning and research
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Resources, environmental water quality & ecology
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Sewerage, surface & coastal water management
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Wastewater treatment, sludge & land management
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Water Conservation, Demand Management & Water Usage
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