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    Distinguishing high and low flow domains in urban drainage systems 2 days ahead using numerical weather prediction ensembles

    Distinguishing high and low flow domains in urban drainage systems 2 days ahead using numerical weather prediction ensembles by Courdent, Vianney, Grum, Morten, Mikkelsen, Peter Steen

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    Distinguishing high and low flow domains in urban drainage systems 2days ahead using numerical weather prediction ensembles

    Distinguishing high and low flow domains in urban drainage systems 2days ahead using numerical weather prediction ensembles by Courdent, Vianney, Grum, Morten, Mikkelsen, Peter Steen

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    Optimizing the Activation of WWTP Wet-Weather Operation Using Radar-Based Flow and Volume Forecasting with the Relative Economic Value (REV) Approach

    Optimizing the Activation of WWTP Wet-Weather Operation Using Radar-Based Flow and Volume Forecasting with the Relative Economic Value (REV) Approach by Courdent, Vianney, Munk-Nielsen, Thomas, Mikkelsen, Peter Steen

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    A gain–loss framework based on ensemble flow forecasts to switch the urban drainage–wastewater system management towards energy optimization during dry periods

    A gain–loss framework based on ensemble flow forecasts to switch the urban drainage–wastewater system management towards energy optimization during dry periods by Courdent, Vianney, Grum, Morten, Munk-Nielsen, Thomas, Mikkelsen, Peter S

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    Optimizing the Activation of WWTP Wet-Weather Operation Using Radar-Based Flow and Volume Forecasting with the Relative Economic Value Approach

    Optimizing the Activation of WWTP Wet-Weather Operation Using Radar-Based Flow and Volume Forecasting with the Relative Economic Value Approach by Courdent, Vianney, Munk-Nielsen, Thomas, Mikkelsen, Peter Steen

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