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    Parcel-level model of water and energy end use: Effects of indoor water conservation by Morales, Miguel A., Heaney, James P., Friedman, Kenneth R., Martin, Jacqueline M.

    Published in Journal - American Water Works Association (01-09-2013)
    “…This article presents a parcel-level methodology to estimate the water and energy savings associated with indoor water conservation best management practices…”
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    Journal Article
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    Estimating commercial, industrial, and institutional water use on the basis of heated building area by MORALES, MIGUEL A., HEANEY, JAMES P., FRIEDMAN, KENNETH R., MARTIN, JACQUELINE M.

    Published in Journal - American Water Works Association (01-06-2011)
    “…The commercial, industrial, and institutional (CII) sectors are significant contributors to public water demand. To estimate CII water use, utilities…”
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    Water demand management optimization methodology by FRIEDMAN, KENNETH, HEANEY, JAMES P., MORALES, MIGUEL, PALENCHAR, JOHN

    Published in Journal - American Water Works Association (01-09-2011)
    “…In contrast to traditional supply augmentation options, demand management options include specifying and/or replacing many small end uses that individually…”
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    Simulation / optimization of alternative water supply planning using parcel level demand estimation and management strategies by Friedman, Kenneth R

    Published 01-01-2013
    “…Traditional water supplies are reaching their sustainable limits in many areas of the United States, and throughout the world. Several water stressed areas,…”
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    Simulation / optimization of alternative water supply planning using parcel level demand estimation and management strategies by Friedman, Kenneth R

    “…Traditional water supplies are reaching their sustainable limits in many areas of the United States, and throughout the world. Several water stressed areas,…”
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    Dissertation