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In modern societies, reliable and sustainable operation of certain infrastructures plays a fundamental role in the quality of individual life, economic development and security of nations. Large-scale critical infrastructure systems, especially those located in urban areas, such as water distribution networks (WDNs) and smart grids (SGs), are a subject of increasing concern. Therefore, it is of vital importance to develop management systems that guarantee a reliable and sustainable operation of these infrastructures. On the other hand, for the management of these infrastructures, it is also significant that their operation must use efficiently the resources that they can deliver, e.g., water and electricity, and also be efficient from an economic point of view and guarantee future supply.

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