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  • Forecasting Peak Demand - what do we need to know? 
    Day Denise; Howe Carol (AWA Bookshop, 2002)
    Peak day demand is a key design parameter for assessing the future capital infrastructure needs of bulk water delivery systems. In addition, an understanding of peak demand is critical in designing demand management ...
  • Inferential expectations 
    Menzies Gordon; Zizzo Daniel (Economics Society of Australia, 2004)
    We propose that the formation of beliefs be treated as statistical hypothesis tests, and we label such beliefs inferential expectations. If a belief is overturned through the build-up of evidence, agents are assumed to ...
  • Preferred future phosphorus scenarios: a framework for meeting long-term phosphorus needs for global food demand 
    Cordell Dana; Neset Tina; White Stuart; Drangert Jan - Olof (IWA Publishing, 2009)
    This paper puts phosphorus recovery in a global sustainability context, with particular reference to future phosphate rock scarcity and global food security. While phosphorus fertilizers are essential for sustaining high ...
  • The use of levelised cost in comparing supply and demand side options 
    Robinson Jim; Fane Simon; White Stuart (AWA Bookshop, 2002)
    This paper explores the use of levelised cost in planning for infrastructure networks. Levelised cost provides a useful measure comparing supply or conservation options on varying scales on an equivalent basis. Comparison ...
  • What are we saving anyway? The results of three water demand management programs in NSW 
    Day Denise; Sarac Kaarina; White Stuart (AWA Bookshop, 2002)
    The use of demand management programs to achieve permanent and reliable decreases in water consumption through retrofits of water using equipment is relatively new in Australia, and has been carried out on the basis of ...