TY - BOOK
T1 - A Study into the Supply, Demand, Economic, Social and Institutional Aspects of Optimising Water Supply to Metropolitan Adelaide - Preliminary Research Findings: Summary Report from Project U2.2
AU - Cuddy, Susan
AU - Maheepala, Shiroma
AU - Dandy, Graeme C.
AU - Thyer, Mark
AU - MacDonald, Darla H.
AU - McKay, Jennifer
AU - Leonard, Rosemary
AU - Bellette, Kathryn
AU - Arbon, Nicole
AU - Marchi, Angela
AU - Kandulu, John
AU - Wu, Wenyan
AU - Keremane, Ganesh
AU - Wu, Zhifang
AU - Mirza, Fareed
AU - Daly, Rob
AU - Kotz, Steve
AU - Thomas, Shaun
N1 - ©2014 Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO). To the extent permitted by law, all rights are reserved and no part of this publication covered by copyright may be reproduced or copied in any form or by any means except with the written permission of CSIRO.
PY - 2014
Y1 - 2014
N2 - In November 2012, the Goyder Institute for Water Research funded a research programme as a contribution to the building of a strong information base to inform debate on how best to underpin an efficient and sustainable water supply for metropolitan Adelaide, now and into the future, due to the likely impacts of a drying climate and population growth. Metropolitan Adelaide has multiple sources of water" surface water, groundwater, desalinated water, stormwater, roof or rain water, recycled water and the River Murray" that can be utilised and managed for supplying the city's water needs. Using those sources in combination requires consideration of an appropriate balance across objectives such as supply security, economic cost, social preferences and environmental impacts.
AB - In November 2012, the Goyder Institute for Water Research funded a research programme as a contribution to the building of a strong information base to inform debate on how best to underpin an efficient and sustainable water supply for metropolitan Adelaide, now and into the future, due to the likely impacts of a drying climate and population growth. Metropolitan Adelaide has multiple sources of water" surface water, groundwater, desalinated water, stormwater, roof or rain water, recycled water and the River Murray" that can be utilised and managed for supplying the city's water needs. Using those sources in combination requires consideration of an appropriate balance across objectives such as supply security, economic cost, social preferences and environmental impacts.
KW - water-supply
KW - sustainability
KW - Adelaide (S.A.)
UR - http://handle.westernsydney.edu.au:8081/1959.7/uws:41277
UR - http://www.goyderinstitute.org/_r104/media/system/attrib/file/95/OWRMSummaryReport_web_2.pdf
M3 - Research report
BT - A Study into the Supply, Demand, Economic, Social and Institutional Aspects of Optimising Water Supply to Metropolitan Adelaide - Preliminary Research Findings: Summary Report from Project U2.2
PB - Goyder Institute for Water Research
CY - Adelaide, S.A.
ER -