Search Results - "HEANEY, JAMES P."

Classification, benchmarking, and hydroeconomic modeling of nonresidential water users by Morales, Miguel A., Heaney, James P.

“…The US Environmental Protection Agency and the Water Research Foundation have identified the development of a standardized method for classifying and…”
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Predicting and managing residential potable irrigation using parcel-level databases by Friedman, Kenneth, Heaney, James P., Morales, Miguel, Palenchar, John E.

“…The Conserve Florida Water Clearinghouse has developed Internet-based software called EZ Guide to assist Florida water utilities in evaluating water use…”
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Using process models to estimate residential water use and population served by Friedman, Kenneth, Heaney, James P, Morales, Miguel

“…A key measure of efficiency in the field of urban water demand is gallons per capita per day of water use. One popular metric, gross gallons per capita per…”
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Effect of Commodity Charges on the Demand for Reclaimed Water by Knight, Scott L., Morales, Miguel A., Heaney, James P.

“…Residential irrigation with reclaimed water is one method to reduce potable water withdrawals in the United States. However, little research has examined how…”
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Flat-Rate Reclaimed Use and Savings in Single-Family Homes by Knight, Scott L., Heaney, James P., Morales, Miguel A.

“…The widespread use of reclaimed water for irrigation of residential landscapes has the potential to encourage much higher use if water is provided in the…”
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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.

“…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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Water demand management optimization methodology by FRIEDMAN, KENNETH, HEANEY, JAMES P., MORALES, MIGUEL, PALENCHAR, JOHN

“…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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Use of High‐Frequency Data to Detect Household Leaks as Event Outliers by McCary, John P., Heaney, James P.

“…This article presents the results of a prototype high‐frequency water use evaluation using 1 min data collected for three single‐family homes in Hillsborough…”
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Analytical optimization of demand management strategies across all urban water use sectors by Friedman, Kenneth, Heaney, James P., Morales, Miguel, Palenchar, John

“…An effective urban water demand management program can greatly influence both peak and average demand and therefore long‐term water supply and infrastructure…”
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Estimation of Urban Imperviousness and its Impacts on Storm Water Systems by Lee, Joong Gwang, Heaney, James P

“…Imperviousness is an important indicator of the impact of urbanization on storm water systems. A hydrologic analysis was performed to evaluate long-term…”
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Estimation of single-family residential irrigation demand management effectiveness by Friedman, Kenneth, Heaney, James P, Morales, Miguel, Palenchar, John

“…This article presents a systematic procedure to quantify savings potential of single-family residential irrigation demand management strategies that can be…”
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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.

“…The commercial, industrial, and institutional (CII) sectors are significant contributors to public water demand. To estimate CII water use, utilities…”
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Frequency Methodology for Evaluating Urban and Highway Storm-Water Quality Control Infiltration BMPs by Lee, Joong Gwang, Heaney, James P, Pack, Chelisa A

“…Time domain continuous simulation models using simple or detailed process models are routinely used to analyze storm-water control options. The interest in…”
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Integrated Management of Irrigation and Urban Storm-Water Infiltration by Sample, David J, Heaney, James P

“…New microscale techniques have become available to assist urban designers in better water management. Urban water management has focused on two different…”
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Optimization of Integrated Urban Wet-Weather Control Strategies by Lee, Joong Gwang, Heaney, James P, Lai, Fu-hsiung

“…An optimization method for urban wet-weather control (WWC) strategies is presented. The developed optimization model can be used to determine the most…”
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Prioritizing Sanitary Sewers for Rehabilitation Using Least-Cost Classifiers by Wright, Leonard T, Heaney, James P, Dent, Shawn

“…Sewer rehabilitation is one control option for relieving wet-weather sanitary sewer overflows by reducing rainfall dependent inflow and infiltration. The…”
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Costs of Best Management Practices and Associated Land for Urban Stormwater Control by Sample, David J, Heaney, James P, Wright, Leonard T, Fan, Chi-Yuan, Lai, Fu-Hsiung, Field, Richard

“…New methods are used to evaluate stormwater controls and best management practices (BMPs) within a land development context. Costs are developed using…”
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Robust Water System Design with Commercial Intelligent Search Optimizers by Lippai, Istvan, Heaney, James P, Laguna, Manuel

“…Intelligent-search-based optimizers have shown promise in providing improved links between analysis and design. Genetic-algorithm-based optimizers are often…”
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Geographic Information Systems, Decision Support Systems, and Urban Storm-Water Management by Sample, David J, Heaney, James P, Wright, Leonard T, Koustas, Richard

“…The application of geometric information system (GIS) technology to the field of urban storm-water modeling is reviewed. Then a GIS application in urban…”
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Evolution of Urban Water Systems Analysis1 by Heaney, James P

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