Geospatial Techniques for Urban Water Management

Dear Colleagues,

Urban water refers to all water that occurs in the urban environment and includes surface water, groundwater, water provided for potable use, sewage, drainage, stormwater, flood risk, wetlands, waterways, and estuaries in urban landscapes. Growing population and urbanization have led to problems associated with water quality, storm water management, flood control, environmental health, and related ecosystem impacts. Remote sensing and geographic information systems (GIS) techniques provide great opportunities and potential to assist in dealing with a wide range of issues facing water management in urban areas.

This Special Issue on “Geospatial Techniques for Urban Water Management” is specifically designed to highlight applied research currently being performed using satellite imagery, aerial photography, drone imaging, GIS-based mapping, spatial analysis, artificial neural networks, machine learning, and web-based applications to better understand and solve problems of urban water management. Manuscripts in the areas of urban waterways, water quality, pollution, stormwater, flooding and flood risk management, and other research related to wetlands, estuaries, and coastal water quality, are encouraged for this Special Issue.

Dr. Reda Amer
Guest Editor

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