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Sewer system operation into the 21st century, study of selected responses from a UK perspective

Tait, S. J. / Ashley, R. M. / Cashman, A. / Blanksby, J. / Saul, A. J.

The present study examined the future of UK sewer systems at timescales, up to 2020 and to 2080. The most significant drivers for change were identified for different socio-economic and climate scenarios. A wide range of potential responses to these drivers were studied using the analysis of literature, expert workshops and limited modelling. The assessment of effectiveness of a number of these responses are presented and discussed. In the short to medium term it was shown that technological responses were most likely to be effective. In the longer-term controls on urbanisation and land use were seen to be more effective.

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Sewer system operation into the 21st century, study of selected responses from a UK perspective

Tait, S. J. / Ashley, R. M. / Cashman, A. / Blanksby, J. / Saul, A. J.

The present study examined the future of UK sewer systems at timescales, up to 2020 and to 2080. The most significant drivers for change were identified for different socio-economic and climate scenarios. A wide range of potential responses to these drivers were studied using the analysis of literature, expert workshops and limited modelling. The assessment of effectiveness of a number of these responses are presented and discussed. In the short to medium term it was shown that technological responses were most likely to be effective. In the longer-term controls on urbanisation and land use were seen to be more effective.

Sewer system operation into the 21st century, study of selected responses from a UK perspective

Tait, S. J. / Ashley, R. M. / Cashman, A. / Blanksby, J. / Saul, A. J.

The present study examined the future of UK sewer systems at timescales, up to 2020 and to 2080. The most significant drivers for change were identified for different socio-economic and climate scenarios. A wide range of potential responses to these drivers were studied using the analysis of literature, expert workshops and limited modelling. The assessment of effectiveness of a number of these responses are presented and discussed. In the short to medium term it was shown that technological responses were most likely to be effective. In the longer-term controls on urbanisation and land use were seen to be more effective.

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Title:

Sewer system operation into the 21st century, study of selected responses from a UK perspective

Contributors:

Tait, S. J. (author) / Ashley, R. M. (author) / Cashman, A. (author) / Blanksby, J. (author) / Saul, A. J. (author)

Published in:

Urban Water Journal ; 5 ; 79-88

Publication date:

2008-03-01

Size:

10 pages

ISSN:

1573-062X , 1744-9006

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1080/15730620701737470

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

Unknown

Keywords:

climate change , future scenarios , responses , sewer systems , urbanisation

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