A Review of _Urban Water Networks Management Using GIS
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This document reviews the use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for urban water network management. It discusses how GIS allows spatial and non-spatial data to be stored, manipulated, analyzed and displayed to help comprehensively manage water networks. GIS is used in planning water networks through remote sensing and surveying, designing the networks in GIS or other software, and operating and maintaining the networks once installed. The document provides examples of how GIS supports planning, construction management, flood analysis and pipeline management for water utilities.
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