Editorial: Integrated modelling for regional water management

Editorial: Integrated Water Resources Management in Latin America

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Regional Integrated Management Information System

Landholders, departmental agencies and other stakeholders have long been involved in knowledge building of the physical elements affecting land use. Often, however, this has been without any accompanying information on social and economic impacts, or systems for exploring catchment trade-off decisions. RIMIS is the concept of a regional management system designed for landscape managers. It has ...

Integrating integrated water management

Editorial: collaborative environmental management and modelling

After several decades of rapid technological advancement and economic growth, levels of pollution and environmental degradation are rising all over the world. Unilateral response on the part of one single country would hardly be effective. Collaborations in pollution abatement, R&D in technology development, emissions reduction, and subsidization for technology transfer offer the best promise t...

Optimal Regional Conjunctive Water Management

The severe drought in the western United States in 1976-78 brought the problems of allocating extremely limited water resources to the attention of agriculturalists and urbanites alike. Greatly reduced surface water supplies exacerbated the already critical pressure on remaining groundwater stocks in the same areas. The chronic overdraft of many western states groundwater basins can be attribut...