π Tender Overview
Smart Water Futures: Designing The Next Generation Of Urban Drinking Water Systems
Sustainable And Equitable Water Infrastructures For The Futurethe World~S Population And Cities Continue To Grow, Requiring New Well-Planned Water Infrastructures. The Eu-Funded Water-Futures Project Will Develop A New Theoretical Framework For Allocation And Development Decisions Concerning Drinking Water Infrastructure Systems That Are Socially Equitable, Cost-Efficient, And Meet The Un Agenda 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. The Framework Will Integrate Real-Time Monitoring And Control With Long-Term Robustness And Flexibility, Incorporating Economic, Social, Ethical And Environmental Considerations For The Sustainable Transitioning Of Urban Water Systems. The Project Partners Will Include Water Science, Systems And Control Theory, Economics And Decision Science, And Machine Learning Methodologies To Create An Open-Source Research Toolbox. The Results Will Be Applied To Three Case Studies Representing Different Types Of Urban Water Systems.
Funded Under
Excellent Science - European Research Council (Erc)
Total Cost
β¬ 9 982 320,00
Eu Contribution
β¬ 9 982 320,00
Coordinated By
University Of Cyprus
Cyprus