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Summary
Summary
Water plays a vital and strategic role in social and economic development throughout the world, and systems analysis is now a valuable tool for use in decision making with regard to the evaluation and management of water resources. However, the social and economic importance of water, availability and distribution problems, and the complexity of natural water resource systems all make an integrated, global approach to water resource management and development essential. Many of the papers presented at this international meeting use examples of experiences and problems from specific national projects to illustrate aspects of the application of systems analysis to water resource management. In addition to practical problems, there are also more theoretical discussions on mathematical modelling and the potential role of expert systems.
Table of Contents
(partial) Section headings and selected papers |
Hydrological Modelling |
Semi-global hydrological modelling by coupled simulation of the variations of water storage in the unsaturated zone and of the Piezmetric level evolutionD Thiery |
Environmental Modelling |
Predicting the impact of controlled infiltration of urban waste water with micro-computing techniquesM Makhoukh et al |
Management and regulation policies for fish stocks application to the River Nile in EgyptM G Darwish |
Reservoirs Operation |
Expert systems in water resourcesG Guariso |
Kalman filtering and control of water level in an interconnected multi-reservoir power systemH Tamura et al |
Systems Control |
Valley hydraulic stations (P.H.V.)P Germain & J Lecouturier |
Decision Aid Systems |
Systemic approach to water resources decision makingJ E Da Silva |
Effects of reclamation plans on water shortages and flood protectionA Nardini et al |