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11297
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4491
National Ranking
1287

Overview

Kevin E. Lansey is affiliated with the University of Arizona in the United States, focusing on research within engineering and environmental science. Their work primarily explores civil and structural engineering, water science and technology, ocean engineering, health, toxicology, and environmental engineering.

The scientist's research centers on various key topics including water systems and optimization, water resources management and optimization, water treatment and disinfection, urban stormwater management solutions, water quality monitoring technologies, water-energy-food nexus studies, and geotechnical engineering and underground structures.

Among their recent publications are:

  • "Urban resilience and green infrastructure systems: towards a multidimensional evaluation," 2020, Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability
  • "Multiphase DMA Design Methodology Based on Graph Theory and Many-Objective Optimization," 2020, Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management
  • "Net Zero Urban Water from Concept to Applications: Integrating Natural, Built, and Social Systems for Responsive and Adaptive Solutions," 2020, ACS ES&T Water
  • "Comparison of Imputation Methods for End-User Demands in Water Distribution Systems," 2021, Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management
  • "Modular interdependency analysis for water distribution systems," 2021, Water Research

Their frequent coauthors include Sanghoon Jun, Sarai Díaz, Donghwi Jung, Adriana A. Zúñiga-Terán, and Sasha Schück.

Much of their research is published in journals such as the Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management, where they have nine publications, followed by the Journal of Environmental Engineering with two publications. Other venues include Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability, ACS ES&T Water, and Water Resources Management.

Best Publications

  • Optimization of Water Distribution Network Design Using the Shuffled Frog Leaping Algorithm

    Muzaffar M. Eusuff;Kevin E. Lansey

  • Shuffled frog-leaping algorithm: a memetic meta-heuristic for discrete optimization

    Muzaffar Eusuff;Kevin Lansey;Fayzul Pasha

  • Battle of the network models: Epilogue

    Thomas M. Walski;E. Downey Brill;Johannes Gessler;Ian C. Goulter

  • Reliability‐Based Optimization Model for Water Distribution Systems

    Yu Chun Su;Larry W. Mays;Ning Duan;Kevin E. Lansey;Kevin E. Lansey

  • Optimal Control of Water Supply Pumping Systems

    Lindell E. Ormsbee;Kevin E. Lansey

  • Optimization Model for Water Distribution System Design

    Kevin E. Lansey;Kevin E. Lansey;Larry W. Mays

  • Water Distribution System Design Under Uncertainties

    Kevin E. Lansey;Ning Duan;Larry W. Mays;Yeou Koung Tung

  • Optimal Pump Operations Considering Pump Switches

    Kevin E. Lansey;Kofi Awumah

  • Optimization-availability-based design of water-distribution networks

    M. John Cullinane;Kevin E. Lansey;Larry W. Mays

  • Battle of the Water Calibration Networks

    Avi Ostfeld;Elad Salomons;Lindell Ormsbee;James G. Uber

  • Calibration assessment and data collection for water distribution networks

    K. E. Lansey;W. El-Shorbagy;I. Ahmed;J. Araujo

  • Parameter Estimation for Water Distribution Networks

    Kevin E. Lansey;Chuda Basnet

  • Fate of organics during soil-aquifer treatment: sustainability of removals in the field.

    David M Quanrud;Jennifer Hafer;Martin M Karpiscak;Jianmin Zhang

  • Optimal Reliability‐Based Design of Pumping and Distribution Systems

    Ning Duan;Larry W. Mays;Kevin E. Lansey

  • Reliability'Availability Analysis of Municipal Water Distribution Networks: Case Studies

    Debbie S. Shinstine;Iftekhar Ahmed;Kevin E. Lansey

  • Reliable water supply system design under uncertainty

    G. Chung;K. Lansey;G. Bayraksan

  • Real-time demand estimation and confidence limit analysis for water distribution systems

    Doosun Kang;Kevin Lansey

  • Life Cycle Analysis for Water and Wastewater Pipe Materials

    Fei Du;Gwendolyn J. Woods;Doosun Kang;Kevin E. Lansey

  • A general water supply planning model: Evaluation of decentralized treatment

    G. Chung;K. Lansey;P. Blowers;P. Brooks

  • Resilience/Availability Analysis of Municipal Water Distribution System Incorporating Adaptive Pump Operation

    Baoyu Zhuang;Kevin Lansey;Doosun Kang

Frequent Co-Authors

Larry W. Mays
Larry W. Mays Arizona State University
Avi Ostfeld
Avi Ostfeld Technion – Israel Institute of Technology
David S. Brookshire
David S. Brookshire University of New Mexico
David C. Goodrich
David C. Goodrich US Department of Agriculture
Christopher A. Scott
Christopher A. Scott University of Arizona
Martin Reinhard
Martin Reinhard Stanford University
Juliet C. Stromberg
Juliet C. Stromberg Arizona State University
Mark Bakker
Mark Bakker Delft University of Technology
Charles P. Gerba
Charles P. Gerba University of Arizona
Ian L. Pepper
Ian L. Pepper University of Arizona

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