Job Augustijn van der Werf

Delft University of Technology

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J. G. Langeveld

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Arjan Droste

Delft University of Technology

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João Paulo Ferreira

Delft University of Technology

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Xuan Chen

Delft University of Technology

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David Ferras

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IHE Delft Institute for Water Education

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Roberto Greco

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Zoran Kapelan

Delft University of Technology

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Barriers to urban hydrometeorological simulation: a review

Flooded with potential

Corrigendum: Water Science & Technology, 1 April 2025; 91 (7): 861–875. J. A. van der Werf et al; Flooded with potential: urban drainage science as seen by early-career researchers. doi: https://dx.doi.org/10.2166/wst.2025.045

The Urban dRain game: Co-developing stormwater management solutions at neighbourhood scale

Estimating the impact of blue-green infrastructure on household water demand

Air entrapment modelling during pipe filling based on SWMM

Interpretable Sewer Defect Detection with Large Multimodal Models

HAPPy to Control: A Heuristic And Predictive Policy to Control Large Urban Drainage Systems

The Impact of Blue‐Green Infrastructure and Urban Area Densification on the Performance of Real‐Time Control of Sewer Networks

Predictive heuristic control: Inferring risks from heterogeneous nowcast accuracy

Real-time control of combined sewer systems: Risks associated with uncertainties

A simplified approach for the hydrological simulation of urban drainage systems with SWMM

Towards the long term implementation of real time control of combined sewer systems: a review of performance and influencing factors

Quantifying the true potential of Real Time Control in urban drainage systems

Quantifying the true potential of Real Time Control in urban drainage systems

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J. G. Langeveld

Arjan Droste

João Paulo Ferreira

Xuan Chen

David Ferras

Roberto Greco

Zoran Kapelan

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