JRBM : International journal of river basin management, Vol. 10 N° 3. International journal of river basin management - Juillet 2012
| Titre : | JRBM : International journal of river basin management, Vol. 10 N° 3. International journal of river basin management - Juillet 2012 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 18/09/2012 |
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Hans C. Komakech, Auteur ;
Pieter Van der Zaag, Auteur ;
Marloes L. Mul, Auteur
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Water scarcity caused by increased demands often leads to competition and conflict over water in many river catchments in Sub-Saharan Africa. At the local level, water users have in many places been able to solve water allocation problems by cra[...]
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Governing environmental change in international river basins : The role of river basin organizations
Sabine Schulze, Auteur ;
Susanne Schmeier, Auteur
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Environmental change such as variability in water availability, extreme events like floods and droughts, or water pollution pose a serious challenge to the effective management of internationally shared water resources. River basin organizations[...]
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Salamatu Shaibu, Auteur ;
Nii Odai, Samuel, Auteur ;
Kwaku Amaning Adjei, Auteur
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Daily tropical rainfall measuring mission (TRMM)-based rainfall and Landsat-derived land-cover maps were used to retrospectively simulate runoff for the Black Volta Basin. This was to ascertain the usefulness of the increasingly available satell[...]
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Norio Tanaka, Auteur ;
Junji Yagisawa, Auteur
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To elucidate the relationship between biodiversity on gravel islands in a river and flood disturbance characteristics, wash-out conditions of trees and perennial grasses and breaking conditions of trees were analysed and the applicability of the[...]
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Norio Tanaka, Auteur ;
Junji Yagisawa, Auteur ;
Satoshi Yasuda, Auteur
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The tsunami caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake on 11 March 2011, with a magnitude of 9.0, broke most of the sea embankment and coastal vegetation belt and caused catastrophic damage to people and buildings in the Tohoku and Kanto regions [...]
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M. Reza Ghanbarpour, Auteur ;
Maryam Amiri, Auteur ;
Mehdi Zarei, Auteur
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Stream flow prediction is crucial for water resource planning and management at the watershed scale. This study investigates various modelling approaches, namely, autoregressive integrated moving average, deseasonalized autoregressive moving ave[...]
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