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At the present time the concentration of our populations in large urban centres, growing industrial development and farm work done with large-scale use of chemical biocides and fertilisers are considerably increasing the consumption of water and the dumping of waste waters, often limiting the capacity of natural water resources for use as sources of supply.
From this angle, this course attempts to put forward the urban water cycle in an overall perspective, studying the sources of supply, quality indicators, purification of drinking water for human consumption, purification treatments of waste waters, the problem of dumping and the use of mathematical models for simulating the evolution of single-dimensional receiver channels.
All of this is structured within the legislation currently in force, which is gradually adapting the directives established by the European Community on water quality to our own legal system.