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Water Resource Management

Advances in Geospatial Technologies, 2022
Water is an essential component for the survival of mankind and for balancing the ecosystem and livelihood. The world is experiencing a scarcity of water, both in terms of quality and quantity.
Satya Prakash, P. S. Deepak
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Hydrological Intensification Will Increase the Complexity of Water Resource Management

Earth's Future, 2022
Global warming intensifies the hydrological cycle by altering the rate of water fluxes to and from the terrestrial surface, resulting in an increase in extreme precipitation events and longer dry spells.
D. Ficklin, S. Null, J. Abatzoglou, K. Novick, Daniel T. L. Myers   +4 more
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A Conceptual Framework for Social, Behavioral, and Environmental Change through Stakeholder Engagement in Water Resource Management

Society & Natural Resources, 2021
Incorporating stakeholder engagement into environmental management may help in the pursuit of novel approaches for addressing complex water resource problems.
Weston M. Eaton, Kathryn J. Brasier, M. Burbach, Walt Whitmer, E. Engle, M. Burnham, Barbara Quimby, Anil Kumar Chaudhary, Hannah T. Whitley, Jodi L. Delozier, L. Fowler, Amber Wutich, Julia C. Bausch, M. Beresford, C. Hinrichs, C. Burkhart-Kriesel, H. Preisendanz, Clinton Williams, J. Watson, J. Weigle   +19 more
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Water Resource Management [PDF]

, 2014
China’s arid Northwest region has a unique inland water cycle that maintains a fragile balance. Water resources in this area come from high mountain glaciers, seasonal snowmelt, middle mountain precipitation, and water emanating from fractured bedrock in the lower mountains.
Weihong Li, Yanjun Shen, Yaning Chen
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Management of Water Resources

2020
Water resources which are potentially useful to humans and the rest of the world, are not only important for the existence of life on earth but also for ensuring sustainable development of the world, as their effective and sustainable management is effectively linked to various sectors of our economy including the industrial, agricultural, power ...
Suhaib A. Bandh, Sana Shafi, Basharat Mushtaq   +2 more
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Management of Water Resources [PDF]

, 2017
Nowadays soil and water are not considered as endless and abundant blessings. Governments and scientists have realized the importance of maximum use of resources together with minimum losses and wastage. Water resource manSaline oceans make up 97% of the Earth’s water.
Majid Ghorbani, Mohammad Jafari, Ehsan Zandi Esfahan, Fatemeh Panahi, Ali Tavili   +4 more
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Multiobjective Optimization for Water Resource Management in Low-Flow Areas Based on a Coupled Surface Water–Groundwater Model

, 2020
Optimal operation of water resource systems requires understanding the interaction between the surface water and groundwater in the region of interest.
Masoomeh Zeinali, A. Azari, Mohammad Mehdi Heidari   +2 more
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Shifting the paradigm in community-based water resource management in North-West Cameroon: A search for an alternative management approach

Community Development, 2020
This paper examines practical approaches for Community-Based Water Resource Management in North-West Region, Cameroon. Empirical data collected through participatory learning and action revealed that a lesser degree of community involvement and more ...
H. B. Tantoh, M. Simatele, Eromose E. Ebhuoma   +2 more
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Challenges to Water Resource Management: The Role of Economic and Modeling Approaches

Water
The field of water management is continually changing. Water has been subject to external shocks in the form of climate change and globalization. Water management analysis is subject to disciplinary developments and inter-disciplinary interactions.
Ariel Dinar
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