Water Asset Management in Times of Climate Change and Digital Transformation (Palgrave Studies in Climate Resilient Societies)

Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Boxes
1 Introduction
	1.1 Strategic Drivers
	1.2 Digital Transformation Improving Effectiveness and Efficiency
	1.3 Water 4.0 Adaptation and Climate Resilience Through Asset Management Systems
	1.4 Content of This Book
	References
2 Glossary of Major Terms and Acronyms
	References
3 How Can Climate Change Impact upon Water Supply Assets?
	3.1 A Risk-Based Approach to Climate Change
		3.1.1 Risks to Water Utilities
		3.1.2 Risk Assessment and Treatment
		3.1.3 Examples of Climate Risks and Risk Management Practices
	3.2 Flood-Drought Cycle
		3.2.1 Drought
		3.2.2 Flood
	3.3 LOS Impact
		3.3.1 Water Quantity
		3.3.2 Water Quality
	References
4 Design and Operational Considerations for Water Supply Assets
	4.1 Water Treatment, Transmission and Distribution Assets
		4.1.1 Resilience and Adaptation for Water Assets
		4.1.2 Water Treatment, Transmission and Distribution
	4.2 Water Storages
	4.3 Natural Assets
	References
5 Defining Water 4.0
	5.1 Relationship Between 4.0’s
	5.2 Scope and Timescales of Four Water Revolutions
	5.3 Technologies and Solutions
		5.3.1 Key Technologies
		5.3.2 Application to Assets
		5.3.3 Application to Processes
		5.3.4 Importance of Strategic Support
	5.4 Opportunities and Risks
	References
6 Application of Water 4.0 Technologies and Solutions
	References
7 A System for Managing Assets Throughout Their Life
	7.1 Scope
	7.2 Implementation
	7.3 How Water 4.0 Fits into an ISO 55001 Asset Management System?
	7.4 Water 4.0 Implementation Through ISO 55001 Standard
	7.5 Digital Twins Transforming Asset Management
	7.6 Alignment of Financial and Non-Financial Functions
	7.7 Adaptability or Continuous Improvement
	7.8 Strategising Information Security
	7.9 Other Opportunities of the AMS Development
	References
8 Conclusions
	References
References
Index