Deep learning for prediction of water quality index classification: tropical catchment environmental assessment

Tiyasha, TM Tung, ZM Yaseen - Natural Resources Research, 2021 - Springer
River water quality modeling using crucial artificial intelligent (AI) models has become an
essential tool for river assessment and management. The simplified approach of river health …

[PDF][PDF] Institutional path dependence and environmental water recovery in Australia's Murray-Darling Basin

GR Marshall, J Alexandra - Water Alternatives, 2016 - water-alternatives.org
The concept of institutional path dependence offers useful ways of understanding the
trajectories of water policy reforms and how past institutional arrangements, policy …

Risk and sustainability assessment framework for decision support in'water scarcity–water reuse'situations

AB Müller, T Avellán, J Schanze - Journal of Hydrology, 2020 - Elsevier
Decision-makers face major challenges when trying to reduce risks of water scarcity
sustainably through measures of water reuse. One of these challenges is the lack of …

Mixed policies give more options in multifunctional tropical forest landscapes

EA Law, BA Bryan, E Meijaard… - Journal of Applied …, 2017 - Wiley Online Library
Tropical forest landscapes face competing demands for conserving biodiversity, sustaining
ecosystem services and accommodating production systems such as forestry and …

A leader-follower-interactive method for regional water resources management with considering multiple water demands and eco-environmental constraints

Y Chen, H Lu, J Li, L Ren, L He - Journal of hydrology, 2017 - Elsevier
This study presents the mathematical formulation and implementations of a synergistic
optimization framework based on an understanding of water availability and reliability …

An integrative regional resilience framework for the changing urban water paradigm

P Gonzales, NK Ajami - Sustainable cities and society, 2017 - Elsevier
The water sector is going through a paradigm shift. Many communities are incorporating
decentralized solutions such as water reuse and recycling, stormwater capture, and demand …

Drought and the rebound effect: a Murray–Darling Basin example

A Loch, D Adamson - Natural Hazards, 2015 - Springer
Droughts are natural hazards, to which irrigators must adapt. Climate change is expected to
increase both the frequency and severity of future droughts. A common adaptation is …

Reviewing the decision‐making behavior of irrigators

L Meempatta, AJ Webb, AC Horne… - Wiley …, 2019 - Wiley Online Library
The contribution of agriculture to society is undeniable, as is its impact on the environment.
Irrigators' decisions to follow best management practices or implement a policy change, to …

Private transaction costs of water trade in the Murray–Darling Basin

A Loch, SA Wheeler, C Settre - Ecological Economics, 2018 - Elsevier
High transaction costs can prevent the efficient allocation of resources towards socially-
desirable outcomes. Water is a classic example of a resource with private and public socially …

Managing water scarcity at a river basin scale with economic instruments

CM Gómez Gómez, CD Pérez-Blanco… - Water Economics and …, 2018 - World Scientific
This paper presents a conceptual framework for both assessing the role of economic
instruments, and reshaping them in order to enhance their contribution to the goals of …