The use of residential water consumption as an urban planning tool: a pilot study in Adelaide

Troy, Patrick; Holloway, Darren

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The use of residential water consumption as an urban planning tool: a pilot study in Adelaide

Date

2004

Authors

Troy, Patrick

Holloway, Darren

Publisher

Carfax Publishing, Taylor & Francis Group

Abstract

This paper examines the water consumption patterns for different types of residential dwellings and areas in Adelaide, Australia. The method uses datasets regularly collected and maintained by a number of organizations to allow water consumption patterns