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Acknowledgments








               Coauthors
                    Thanks to David Pearson and Stuart Trow who prepared Chapter 9, which is an excellent
                    chapter on the economics of water loss control.

               Acknowledgments for Case Study Material Submitted
                    Thanks go to the authors of the original case studies and papers presented in this book.
                    The authors are recognized in their individual sections.
                       Additionally the authors would like to thank the multitude of water utility
                    professionals who permitted their data to be published in this text. (Readers are urged
                    to see the original case studies as some changes have been made during editing).
                       A special note of thanks goes to the  American Water Works  Association who
                    approved the reproduction of many of their copyrighted articles, manual excerpts and
                    case study accounts. (Readers are urged to see the original AWWA publications as some
                    changes have been made during editing).
                       Special thanks also go to the American Water Works Association Research Foundation,
                    who approved the reproduction of data, tables and charts published in their latest water
                    loss research publications. (Readers are urged to see the original AwwaRF reports since
                    they provide an excellent source of additional water loss control information).

               Committees
                    The authors would like to thank all of their colleagues on the Water Loss Control
                    Committee of the American Water Works Association, and the Water Loss Task Force of
                    the International Water Association, many of whom are bringing forth the innovative
                    technologies detailed in this text and serve tirelessly in these volunteer roles. Their joint
                    efforts have resulted in great advances in standardization of methodology and greatly
                    improved awareness of the need to better manage our limited water supplies.

               General
                    The authors would like to also extend thanks to all of their clients, colleagues and fellow
                    service providers who are advancing the efficiency in the water supply industry
                    throughout the world.
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