Water Supply in Emergency Situations

This book reflects the outcome of a three day NATO Advanced Workshop entitled "Supply of Water to Cities in Emergency Situations." Some 35 experts from 14 countries from Europe, the Middle East and Asia assembled in Tel-Aviv for this event. It illuminates a broad spectrum of problems and concerns to the orderly water supply ranging from floods to a surprisingly low concern related to intentional terror-related threats.

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Acknowledgements. About the Editors. About the Institutes. Introduction. List of Participants. 1. Threats to Water Supply and Risk Management. 1.1 The Threat to Water Supply Systems - An Overview; Yair Sharan. 1.2 On Water Risk Management and Security; A. Einav. 1.3 Water Quality Security Management, J. Sack. 1.4 Organizational Aspects of Water Supply: H. Coccossis et al.- 2. Countries' and Major Cities' Case Studies. 2.1 Alternate Water Supplies in Emergencies; Sarah Burn. 2.2 Consequences of a Big Flood on the Paris Water Supply System; B. Nguyen.-2.3 An Overview of Water Supply and Distribution Systems in the Metropolitan City of Istanbul; O.Yenigun, B. Demirel. 2.4 The Urban Groundwater Resources in Romania - Perspectives for the Sustainable Development in order to supply water to Cities in Emergency Situation; L-D. Galatchi.- 3. Security of Water Supply. 3.1 Security of Water Supply as a Catalyst For Conflict Resolution in the Middle East; A.Tal, A. Vaturi. 3.2 Chernobyl Experience for Water protection in Case of Radiation-Related Terrorist Attacks; Z. Borys. 3.3 Drinking Water Quality Monitoring in Emergency Situations in the Republic of Armenia; V. Tserunyan, B. Gabrielyan. 3.4 Secure Water Supply as a Central Element of Sustainable Water Management-Systems Analysis Approach for the Gunung Sewu Region in Central Java, Indonesia H. Lehn et al. 3.5 The Anthropogenic Pollution of Water Basins: The Issue of Water Supply System Safety; Chr. Hakopian, D. Hakobyan.- 4. Detection, Monitoring and Warning. 4.1 Water Security - Overview on Technologies and Methods for Rapid Detection of Terror Events; J. Negreanu. 4.2 The Ecological Monitoring of Pollution and Modeling of Hydroecosystems; T. Vardanian. 4.3 Real Time Analysis for Early Warning System Based on Modeling Concept; P. Ingeduld et al. 4.4 Application of Remote Sensing (Optical and Sar) to Monitoring Water Resources; G. Mardirossian.- 5. Treatment ofContaminated Water. 5.1 Experience of Using Energy Effective Water Disinfection Devices; R. Khaydarov et al. 5.2 Use of natural Materials for municipal Wastewater Treatment; G. Torosyan et al.- 6. Legal Aspects. 6.1 Supply of Water to the Population of Azerbaijan in Emergency Situation and its Legal and Institutional Aspects; R.Verdiyev. 6.2 Unification of Standards for Drinking Water from Different Sources: Preliminary Approach for Water Security in Israel; T. Levinson, G. Dror.- Index. Author Index.