Session 1
topic 1: Best practices in IAM (10 presentations)
1: Innovation in the water sector: opportunities, barriers and instruments towards a modern water service
Jon Røstum
2: Implementation of asset management at the utility level – initiatives for the future improvement
Takayuki Sawai
3: Knowledge creation through the implementation of an infrastructure management methodology
Joao Feliciano
4: Asset life cycle management in Finnish water industry: Decision-making, strategies, systems and practices
Riikka Rajala
5: Development & Implementation of an Asset Management Business Planning Model as a Decision Support Tool for Public Utilities and Local Governments in South-Eastern Europe
Oliver Nachevski
6: DiVA as instrument for IAM adoption in managing the Norwegian urban water service.
Tore Leland-Try
7: Optimal DMA design based on the WDN-oriented modularity index: a real case application
Rita M Ugarelli
8: Infrastructure Asset Management – Maturity Assessment of Water Utilities Based on International Standards ISO 55000
Maria Adriana Cardoso
9: Crowdsourcing infrastructure asset management data and analysis results
Sergio T Coelho
10: Assessment of the quality of service provided to users of the water services in Portugal: revision of the infrastructure asset knowledge and management index
Margarida Monte
Session 2
topic 2: Short and long-term planning (9 presentations)
1: Asset Management at Yokohama Waterworks Bureau
Takahiro Yokokawa
2: Support tools to predict the critical structural condition of uninspected sewer pipes in Bogota d.c.
Natalie Hernández
3: An evaluation of the performance of sewer deterioration models in Germany and Colombia
Nicolas Caradot
4: The Portuguese water sector: let’s journey to sustainability
Rita Amaral
5: Rehabilitation needs in water utilities – asset useful life adjustment and infrastructure value index assessment
Rita Almeida
6: Optimal intervention program determination of a water distribution system
Sean Kerwin
7: Every water utility in Sweden will have a rehabilitation plan for the water and wastewater networks by 2018 - a tool to fulfil the mission
Annika Malm
8: Rehabilitation practices and strategies of Norwegian water utilities
Stian Bruaset
9: On the potential of integrated multi-utility asset management in urban water management
Franz Tscheikner-Gratl
Session 3
topic 1: Best practices in IAM (3 presentations)
topic 2: Short and long-term planning (4 presentations)
1: Sustainability analysis of the sewer network of Trondheim City in Norway by Dynamic Metabolism Modeling
Maryam Beheshti
2: Asset management of nature-based solutions: What information to collect for maintenance management- Application in Trondheim, Norway
Edvard Sivertsen
3: Protecting water resources by implementation water safety plans
Mohammed Reza Mohebbi
4: Research and operational needs to improve the asset management of stormwater control measures
Caty Werey
5: Coordinated long term planning of sewer and water mains rehabilitation
Youen Pericault
6: Asset management planning delivered through an integrated urban watershed modelling approach
Arne Svendsen
7: Trusting CCTV reports? An exploratory study of operators’ ability to detect and recognize defects
Frédéric Cherqui
Session 4
topic 3: Advanced data management (4 presentations)
topic 4: Innovative technologies (3 presentations)
1: Pressure analytics in asset management applications
Didier Sinapah
2: Automated Image Learning to Improve Sewer Pipeline Inspections
Tiia Lampola
3: An autonomous inspection robot for underground water mains
Maurits Maks
4: Cloud Based Analytics for Continuous Tracking and Reporting on Sewer Inflow and Infiltration in Helsinki
Morten Grum
5: Advances in the Practical Applicability of DTS: the Use of Pre-Fitted Connectors
Jeroen Langeveld
6: World’s first autonomous dig less water connection
Dag Hansen
7: Advanced method to assess wastewater pump
Michael Pöhler
Session 5
topic 5: Water and wastewater utility energy management (5 presentations)
topic 6: Advanced economic modelling (1 presentation)
1: Strategic thinking needed for tackling the challenge of aging water services infrastructure
Tapio S Katko
2: Exploring assessment systems for water loss and energy diagnosis and prioritisation of analysis areas
Helena Alegre
3: Water Pressure Surveying in Yokohama City for Studying Future Plans
Yusako Shibata
4: Analysis of energy efficiency solutions in water supply systems
Helena Alegre
5: Optimization of network blueprints: application of Gondwana to a real-life network
Ina Vertommen
6: Rehabilitation cost modelling of water supply infrastructures
Marta Cabral
Session 6
topic 2: Short and long-term planning (6 presentations)
1: PIPEiD (PIPELINE infrastructure DATABASE) for Water and Wastewater Pipeline Infrastructure Asset Management
Sunil Sinha
5: A pipe deterioration model based on dynamic explanatory variables
Ángela Martínez-Codina
3: UKNOW - a framework to assess the need for pipe inspection and pipe replacement
Mirjam Blokker
4: Review on seven years of uniform failure registration (USTORE)
Andreas Moerman
5: How to use pipe inspection data to validate pipe replacement decisions
Claudia Agudelo-vera:
6: Pipe-works: Sharing knowledge on condition assessment technologies for mains
Ralph Beuken
Session 7
topic 2: Short and long-term planning (1 presentation)
topic 6: Advanced economic modelling (2 presentations)
topic 7: consumers expectations (1 presentation)
1: Sewer asset management: impact of the sample on inspection and rehabilitation program, and on budget allocation provisions
Mehdi Ahmadi
2: Value-Based Decision Making
Boudewijn Neijens
3: Assessing residents’ preferences for sewer network asset management in France
Benedicte Rulleau
4: Cost benefit analysis for water network resilience assessment
Caty Werey
Session 8
topic 8: Risk assessment and resilience (6 presentations)
1: Cyber risk for water infrastructure
Martin Gilje Jaatun
2: Governance of urban water services. A new framework of analysis
Manuel Franco-Torres
3: Resilience planning in the UK water sector and novel application of simulation tools for quantifying resilience needs
Paul Conroy
4: A holistic application methodology to increase the resilience of urban wastewater structures
Raja-Louisa Mitchell
5: Assessment of risks that can affect a regional water supply system
Antonio Fortunato
6: Flood risk management in small catchments and urban areas with a Klima 2050 perspective
Rita M Ugarelli
