Search Results - "Merrett, Hew Cameron"

Comparison of STPA and Bow-tie Method Outcomes in the Development and Testing of an Automated Water Quality Management System by Merrett, Hew Cameron, Horng, Jao Jia, Piggot, Andrew, Qandour, Amro, Tong, Chen Wei

“…The technology available to water quality management applications needs to be advanced due to greater use of automation to increase ease of operation, support…”
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A Systems Approach to Identifying Hazards in the Management of Stream Buffers for the Protection of Drinking Water Quality by Merrett, Hew Cameron, Horng, Jao-Jia

“…In drinking water catchments, exploiting ecosystem services provided by stream buffers has the potential to complement conventional engineering solutions such…”
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A Decade of Value Engineering in Construction Projects by Chen, Wei Tong, Merrett, Hew Cameron, Liu, Shu-Shun, Fauzia, Nida, Liem, Ferdinan Nikson

“…Over the past half-century, value engineering (VE) has emerged as an effective tool to manage time, costs, and quality with an aim to maximize value. It has…”
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Development of a framework for assessing the robustness of drinking water source protection programmes using critical success factors by Merrett, Hew Cameron, Chen, Wei Tong, Horng, Jao‐Jia

“…Effective implementation of drinking water source protection (DWSP) programmes relies on a range of factors working successfully for the effective protection…”
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A Systems Approach to Identifying Hazards in the Management of Vegetative Buffers for the Protection of Drinking Water Quality by Hew Cameron Merrett, Jao Jia Horng

“…Using ecosystem services provided by stream buffers has the potential to complement conventional engineering solutions, such as water treatment, and reduce…”
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Electricity consumption prediction - A case study of a university library by Chen, Wei Tong, Wang, Chih Hsing, Merrett, Hew Cameron, Liu, Shu-Hui, Chang, Jun-Jie

“…Estimating and controlling electricity consumption (EC) for public facilities is important for the efficient management of public use facilities. Of particular…”
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