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Managing Water Resources in Large River Basins



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Autore: Young William Visualizza persona
Titolo: Managing Water Resources in Large River Basins Visualizza cluster
Pubblicazione: Basel, Switzerland, : MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute, 2021
Descrizione fisica: 1 electronic resource (190 p.)
Soggetto topico: Research & information: general
Soggetto non controllato: multi-objective competition mechanism
cascade reservoirs operation
copula function
Pareto set
hydropower
dam
damage
ecosystem
conservation measures
environmental assessment
environmental flows
GIS
integrated water resources management
river basin planning
Ganga River
India
participatory modelling
conjunctive water use
hydrologic modelling
co-production
development assistance
hydrological modelling
irrigation
IWRM
rational choice
stakeholder participation
scenario analysis
water governance
transboundary waters
cooperation
integrated water resource management
Brahmaputra River Basin
South Asia
SMAP
passive microwave soil moisture
soil moisture downscaling
digital platforms
stakeholder engagement
equitable water sharing
UN watercourse convention
international and transboundary rivers
Nile River basin
disruptive technology
river basins
large basins
water security
water resources management
water data
information technology
analytics
Persona (resp. second.): HarshadeepNagaraja Rao
YoungWilliam
Sommario/riassunto: Management of water resources in large rivers basins typically differs in important ways from management in smaller basins. While in smaller basins the focus of water resources management may be on project implementation, irrigation and drainage management, water use efficiency and flood operations; in larger basins, because of the greater complexity and competing interests, there is often a greater need for long-term strategic river basin planning across sectors and jurisdictions, and considering social, environmental, and economic outcomes. This puts a focus on sustainable development, including consumptive water use and non-consumptive water uses, such as inland navigation and hydropower. It also requires the consideration of hard or technical issues—data, modeling, infrastructure—as well as soft issues of governance, including legal frameworks, policies, institutions, and political economy. Rapidly evolving technologies could play a significant role in managing large basins. This Special Issue of Water traverses these hard and soft aspects of managing water resources in large river basins through a series of diverse case studies from across the globe that demonstrate recent advances in both technical and governance innovations in river basin management.
Titolo autorizzato: Managing Water Resources in Large River Basins  Visualizza cluster
Formato: Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione: Inglese
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