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Sustainable Management of Available Water Resources with Innovative Technologies - Management of Highly Variable Water Resources in Semi-Arid Regions (SMART-MOVE) is the follow-up and implementation phase of the preceding SMART I and II projects, which aimed at developing a transferable approach for Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in the Lower Jordan Valley. The objective of one of the work packages was the application of the GIS-based ALLOWS tool to identify potential wastewater management solutions and to provide associated cost indicators for the solutions in the Al-Salt region.
LANGE, T., RUSTEBERG, B., SAUTER, M., ALMANASEER, N., VOGEL, K. (2019): Integrated Water Resources Management in the Lower Jordan Valley Sustainable Management of Available Water Resources with Innovative Technologies - Management of Highly Variable Water Resources in semi-arid Regions SMART-MOVE. In: Final Report -SMART-Phase III URL [Accessed: 30.05.2023]The AUTARCON webpage provides information about the solar-powered SuMeWa|SYSTEM product family for decentralised water purification.
http://www.autarcon.com/ [Accessed: 18.05.2023]The article presents AUTARCON’s decentralised drinking water disinfection system SuMeWa|SYSTEM, short for Sun Meets Water, and reports on a pilot project in Egypt.
http://www.tea-after-twelve.com/all-issues/issue-04/issue-04/chapter-2/sun-meets-water/ [Accessed: 18.05.2023]The webpage of Forest Research, subsection Energy crops, depicts general information regarding WFSRC planting, growth, yield, harvesting, species, among others.
https://www.forestresearch.gov.uk/tools-and-resources/fthr/biomass-energy-resources/fuel/energy-crops/short-rotation-coppice/ [Accessed: 17.05.2023]
This Scientific and Technical Report (STR) targets engineers on wetland design, academics as well as decision makers and audience from a non-water technical background who have an interest in wetland technology and its potential.
The (STR) outlines the new approach to water management and the roles of wetlands in this new approach, the treatment wetland design and provides practical information in design specific wetland types and typically pitfalls and present relevant case studies.
In chapter 4- Designing wetlands for specific application, subsection 4.7 – Biomass production, the student will find specific information regarding WFSRC including: perspectives, sources, design, among others.
ISTENIC, D., BULC, T., CIRELLI, G., MARZO, A. and MILANI, M. (2019): 4.7 Biomass production. In: LANGERGRABER, G., DOTRO, G., NIVALA, J., RIZZO, A. and STEIN, O. (Eds.) ; (2019): Wetland Technology. Practical Information on the Design and Application of Treatment Wetlands. Scientific and Technical Report Nº 27. London: International Water Association (IWA), p.38-41. URL [Accessed: 17.05.2023] PDF
This Scientific and Technical Report (STR) targets engineers on wetland design, academics as well as decision makers and audience from a non-water technical background who have an interest in wetland technology and its potential.
The (STR) outlines the new approach to water management and the roles of wetlands in this new approach, the treatment wetland design and provides practical information in design specific wetland types and typically pitfalls and present relevant case studies.
LANGERGRABER, G., DOTRO, G., NIVALA, J., RIZZO, A. and STEIN, O. (Eds.) (2019): Wetland Technology. Practical Information on the Design and Application of Treatment Wetlands. Scientific and Technical Report Nº 27. London: International Water Association (IWA). URL [Accessed: 17.05.2023] PDFThe European Biomass Industry Association (EUBIA) - Short rotation forestry webpage, presents general knowledge, projects, events and news regarding WFSRC.
https://www.eubia.org/cms/wiki-biomass/short-rotation-forestry/ [Accessed: 17.05.2023]