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Landscape Characteristics and Distribution of Suitable Habitats for the Black-Tailed Godwit During the Non-Breeding Season: A Case Study of the Middle and Lower Yangtze River Region. [PDF]

Animals (Basel)
Jiang Z, Shao M.
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Functional responses of aquatic insect feeding groups in permanent semi-arid and arid wadis of Algeria. [PDF]

Biodivers Data J
Meradi K, Benzina I, Meradi S, Si Bachir A, Kalbaza AY, Bounar R.   +5 more
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Synergistic effect of the amendment on soybean yield increase and soil remediation in soda saline-alkali land: focusing on the soil quality index. [PDF]

Front Plant Sci
Shan M, Wang C, Zhang Y, Yu Z, Fan Y, Bai A, Lu L, Ren L, Wu Y, Zhou W, Zhang M.   +10 more
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Water Index in Urban Areas.

Journal of The Remote Sensing Society of Japan, 2002
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Redefining water scarcity through the integrated water strategic resilience index amid climate and conflict pressures. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Verre F, Kumar K, Berndtsson R, Hashemi H.   +3 more
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Calculating a Water Poverty Index

World Development, 2002
Summary. — This paper provides discussion of ways in which an interdisciplinary approach can be taken to produce an integrated assessment of water stress and scarcity, linking physical estimates of water availability with socioeconomic variables that reflect poverty, i.e., a Water Poverty Index.
Caroline A Sullivan
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Indexing water rates

Journal AWWA, 1983
Indexing would allow water rates to move up or down in response to changes in the cost of providing service. Although indexing techniques have not been applied to water rates, they are used in the electric utility industry and could provide a method of generating adequate water revenues, particularly during periods of inflation.
Arthur H. Adams, Gregory J. Vogler
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Elaboration of a water ichtyologic potential index

Science of The Total Environment, 1992
A model has been developed, using physico-chemical data, in order to quantify the quality of surface waters and their ichtyologic potential: the WIPI model (Water Ichtyologic Potential Index). Many physico-chemical parameters, useless if considered individually, can be of practical interest for pisciculture (e.g., an explanation of systematic fish ...
P, Dehavay, C, Boelen
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