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Hydrocomplexity: New Tools for Solving Wicked Water Problems Author / Editor: S. Khan, H. H. G. Savenije, S. Demuth & P. Hubert Publication Number: 338 ISBN Number: 978-1-907161-11-7 Year: 2010 Pages: 272 + iv Price: £55.00 Description Contents Human activities have become major drivers of change in the Earth's biosphere, resulting in deterioration of water quality, overexploitation of freshwater resources, adverse effects of hydrological hazards and landscape degradation, which make water problems complex and wicked. The same activities also affect the functioning of ecosystems and their ability to provide goods and services on which human well-being depends. There is a need for community-based transdisciplinary management tools to provide a better understanding of water as both an abiotic resource and as a service delivered by ecosystems. This book, launched at the 10th International Hydrology Progamme (IHP)/IAHS Kovacs Colloquium, held at UNESCO, Paris, contains the keynote papers by the invited speakers and extended abstracts of the posters, focusing on the issues of complexity of wicked water problems and the type of tools that can be used to solve them. Contents for Hydrocomplexity: New Tools for Solving Wicked Water Problems Title Pages File Hydrocomplexity: New Tools for Solving Wicked Water Problems, Proceedings of the Xth Kovacs Colloquium held in Paris, July 2010 Shahbaz Khan, Hubert Savenije, Siegfried Demuth and Pierre Hubert, Editors     Preface of Volume 338 Shahbaz Khan, Hubert Savenije, Siegfried Demuth & Pierre Hubert iii-iv Tools for analysing hydrocomplexity and solving wicked water problems: a synthesis Shahbaz Khan, Hubert Savenije, Siegfried Demuth & Pierre Hubert 1-10 Back to the basics of understanding ET W. James Shuttleworth 13-34 KSOM clustering as a possible cure for the wicked water problem of inadequate data for water resources planning Adebayo J. Adeloye & Rabee Rustum 35-36 Mathematical modelling of water resources at the University of South Australia John Boland 37-38 Basin water quality network design: optimum sampling sites located by information theory Janaina Bezerra Mesquita & Sergio Koide 39-40 A national water census: quantifying, forecasting, and securing freshwater for America’s future Matthew C. Larsen & Eric J. Evenson 41-42 Use of modern technologies in estimating unaccounted water uses in the Murray-Darling Basin, Australia Awadhesh Prasad 43-45 Harmonisation of thematic maps in the European Union - setting up different types of environmental analytical maps Vanda Turczi, Philippe Quodverte & Jesus Reyes Nunez 46-48 Groundwater and global hydrological change - current challenges and new insight R. Taylor, L. Longuevergne, R. Harding, M. Todd, B. Hewitson, U. Lall, K. Hiscock, H. Trei 51-61 Practical approaches to water management under climate change uncertainty Eugene Z. Stakhiv 62-69 Towards risk-based river basin management as an approach to overcome wicked water problems Jos Brils 70-71 Assessing adaptive capacity of water governance regimes under climatic uncertainty Margot Hill 72-73 Creation of adaptation mechanisms: the key to more cost-effective and environment-friendly water management Inom Normatov, Uktam Murtazaev & Nabi Nasirov 74-76 Modelling water availability and climate change with satellite remote sensing data Ebenezer Yemi Ogunbadewa 77-78 Development of an integrated model INDOCLIM for understanding the future state of a river basin Heru Santoso & Hery Harjono 79-82 A parsimonious modelling approach for water management in dryland areas Saket Pande, Hubert H. G. Savenije, Luis. A. Bastidas & Ashvin K. Gosain 85-90 An approach for matching accuracy and predictive capability in hydrological model development F. Fenicia, H. H. G. Savenije & L. Hoffmann 91-99 Time series-based soft computing tool for wicked water problems Bindu Garg 100-101 Hydrochemical characterization of groundwater in the Guadalquivir River aquifer in western Jaén: application of geostatistical techniques Rosario Jimenez-Espinosa & Juan Jimenez-Millan 102-103 Application of WMS in flow discharge prediction for the ungauged Wadi Bougous, Algeria K. Khanchoul, Z. Boukhrissa & A. Bouchebcheb 104-105 Modélisation des eaux de la Rivière Sebou, vers une gestion transdisciplinaire Mohammed Igouzal & Abdellatif Maslouhi 106-108 Modelling and decision making in water resource management Hector M. Malano 111-126 Hydroinformatics and ecohydrology tools for ecologically sustainable development in northern China Huili Gong, Jing Zhang, Demin Zhou, Xiaojuan Li & Yun Pan 129-136 Considering aquatic habitat properties in integrated river basin management - an ecohydrological modelling approach Jens Kiesel, Nicola Fohrer & Britta Schmalz 137-139 Managing the impacts of climate change on water governance Beatrice Mosello 140-142 A spiral approach to IWRM: the IWRM Guidelines at River Basin Level Yasuro Nakajo 145-158 Management of annual runoff renewal as the tool for inexhaustible water use Elena Asabina 159-160 Water efficiency and effective water management - a shared responsibility Dagmar Bley & Gunter Klein 161-162 International Centre for Coastal Ecohydrology - applying the Ecohydrology approach for the sustainable functioning of coastal ecosystems Luis Chicharo, Radhouan Ben-Hamadou, Ana Amaral, Pedro Range, Carmen Mateus, David Pilo, R 163-165 Climate responsive urban groundwater management options in a stressed aquifer system H. F. Gabriel & S. Khan 166-168 Increasing complexity of USGS hydrological modelling: GSFLOW, a coupled groundwater and surface water flow model Jo Leslie Eimers & Steve Markstrom 169-170 Challenges in solving the transboundary water disputes in India under a changing climate and environment K. Shadananan Nair 171-172 A UNESCO Regional Centre for Integrated River Basin Management in sub-Saharan Africa: NWRI Kaduna, Nigeria Owolabi Ajayi, Olusanjo Bamgboye & Dogara Bashir 173 Optimisation of agricultural drainage to manage irrigation salinity in Australia - an example from the Murray irrigation area, Australia Tariq Rana & Shahbaz Khan 174-176 Integrated water resources management: the case of the Panama Canal Basin Eda R. Soto 177-180 Utilisation des classifications d’Oldeman et de Schmidt-Ferguson pour l’aptitude culturale des sols à Batu, Indonésie Sandy Budi Wibowo 181-182 Water-energy nexus in irrigation supply systems using a demand-based dynamic nodal network model Aftab Ahmad, Shahbaz Khan & John Louis 183-184 Use of participatory scenario modelling as platforms in stakeholder dialogues L. Andersson, A. Jonsson, J. Wilk & J. Alkan Olsson 187-192 Water 2100: A synthesis of natural and societal domains to create actionable knowledge through AquaPedia and water diplomacy Shafiqul Islam, Yongxuan Gao & Ali S Akanda 193-197 RANA-ICE, a methodology to estimate compensatory runoff in Costa Rica Anny Chaves, Alexia Pacheco, Irina Krasovskaia & Lars Gottschalk 198-199 Watershed prioritization for effective water resource management Ab. Latif Ibrahim 200-202 Hydrological modelling in the Brazilian Water Resources Information System (SNIRH) Celso A. G. Santos, Cristiano Das N. Almeida, Amilcar Soares Junior, Paula K. M. M. Freire 203-204 Motion charts for visualising long-term water quality in South African rivers Michael Silberbauer 205-206 Neural networks for water systems analysis: from fundamentals to complex pattern recognition Sandhya Samarasinghe 209-213 Water resource planning and management using motivated machine learning Janusz Starzyk 214-220 Challenges of sustainable management of the surface water resources in the Murray-Darling Basin Akhtar Abbas & Frank Walker 223-225 Maximising hydro-power generation within a multi-user water supply system L. Bapela, B. Mwaka, R. Cai & H. G. Mare 226-227 What is a real value of water used for irrigation? Sergei Schreider & Jonathan Plummer 228-230 Etude expérimentale des déformations du lit d’un canal à fond mobile: phénomène de sédimentation et erosion Cherif El Amine 233-236 Hydrology–climate–human health: a hydroclimatological approach to understand cholera transmission in South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa Ali S. Akanda, Antarpreet S. Jutla & Shafiqul Islam 237-238 Complex assessment of particle-bound radionuclide redistribution in the Plava River basin (Central European Russia) V. R. Belyaev, N. N. Ivanova, O. Evrard, M. V. Markelov, E. N. Shamshurina, P. Bonte & I. 239-240 Satellite remote sensing-based forecasting of cholera outbreaks in the Bengal Delta Antarpreet Antarpreet S. Jutla, Ali S. Akanda & Shafiqul Islam 241-243 Using a multi-component indicator to identify major variables controlling the health of water resources R. Kristiana, L. C. Vilhena, G. Begg, J. P. Antenucci & J. Imberger 244-245 Excessive fluoride in groundwaters of River Sindhanur catchment, South India: a case study from a hard-rock sub-basin with contrasting features Tejaswai K. Lakkundi 246-247 Integrated geological, geoelectrical and geochemical studies for groundwater resource evaluation in coastal areas of Sagar Island region, West Bengal, India Ranjit Kumar Majumdar & Debabrata Das 248-250 The wicked problem of suspended sediment profiles: a choice criterion Mira Sabat, Abdelali Terfous, Abdellah Ghenaim & Jean Bernard Poulet 251-252 Simulation of wicked water migration in shallow groundwater Seyed Reza Saghravani, Sa'ari Mustapha, Shaharin Ibrahim & Seyed Fazlolah Saghravani 253-255 Large dams as purification systems for toxic PCDD/PCDF and dl-PCB congeners Magdalena Urbaniak & Maciej Zalewski 256-257 Climate change and water management adaptation for China Wang Xiao-Jun, Zhang Jian-Yun, Wang Guo-Qing, Liu Cui-Shan & Bao Zhen-Xin 258-260 Flood hazards in Nigerian cities, the Kaduna case study A. W. Alayande & O. A. Bamgboye 263 Groundwater flooding in Ukraine: what kind of management does it require? Oleksandr Chebanov & Iryna Konoplya 264-265 The role of science in solving wicked water problems – examples from groundwater management in emergency contexts Lucy Lytton & Paul Bolger 266-267 Influence of large water reservoir construction and filling on dynamics of Earth crust local tilts T. Matcharashvili, T. Chelidze, V. Abashidze, N. Zhukova, E. Mepharidze & T. Kobakhidze 268-270

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