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Read DMA as a management method.
The articles below explain the conceptual foundation of the method and its boundaries. This page is updated as new content is published.
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What Is a DMA? The Logic of a Network Divided into Measurable Zones
Learn what a DMA is, why boundaries matter and how a hierarchy extends conventional zoning.
Read the article 02Why Does a Shared Measurement Window Matter?
See how readings taken at different times affect a water balance and what a shared calculation cut-off improves.
Read the article 03Does Every Meter Difference Mean Physical Leakage?
Understand the distinction between real loss, apparent loss, incomplete data and operational consumption.
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In preparation
- Minimum night flow and DMA monitoring
- Data quality and missing-reading management
- Pressure management and its relationship to loss
- Meter accuracy and measurement error
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