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From standard to data-driven flow-based design of urban drainage and wastewater management systems: integrating variability, open data, and standardization
Urban drainage and wastewater systems face mounting pressures from climate change, urbanization, and evolving regulations. Conventional design approaches based on static standards and conservative safety factors may no longer adequately address the variability, uncertainty, and non-stationar
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