Allocation of water over its six dimensions of quantity, quality, timing, location, price, and cost
remains an ongoing challenge facing water resource planning worldwide. This challenge is …

Raising water demands and insufficient freshwater resources are the main reasons of water
conflicts in transboundary watersheds. Sustainable water allocation can be a resolution for …

In this research, a hybrid game theory and mathematical programming model (HGT-MPM) is
proposed for solving trans-boundary water conflicts in Guanting reservoir basin (GRB) …

Due to the effect of climate change, rapid population growth and widespread water pollution,
fresh water becomes an increasingly scarce natural resource. Optimal allocation of water …

Drainage system infrastructures in most urbanized cities have reached or exceeded their
design life cycle and are characterized by running with inadequate capacity. These highly …

The eastern route of the South-to-North Water Diversion (SNWD-ER) project is a massive-
scale interbasin system to transfer water from the Yangtze River to North China. With the …

In the context of transboundary issues, this paper introduces a composite water resources
allocation approach that integrates both game theory and Pareto frontier concepts over the …

Allocation mechanisms for irrigation water distribution are largely categorized into demand
and supply based methods. Traditional supply-based mechanisms are built on the notion of …

Post-Soviet legal governance regime of Caspian Sea–the largest inland body of water on
earth–remains a source of conflict among the five coastal states of Azerbaijan, Iran …

Major modifications regulating the Tigris River, originated in the 1940s and continuing to the
present, have resulted in changes in salinity in the system over time and in different portions …