Water - food and energy nexus systems: analysis integrated policy making tool
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چکیده
This research discusses and analyses cutting-edge applications for water-energy-food nexus system analysis. It is axiomatic that substantial data should be acquired a comprehensive model. The WEF simulator may therefore built to any extent by using simulated future integral field spectroscopic (IFs THENs) interaction. required was then organized, interactions between the three subsystems were investigated. These IFs THENs aid in our understanding of ability address intricacy WEF. Given present study’s objective review various solutions Nexus We can now use these classifications simplify idea. In other words, relationship demonstrated variables. would make sense remove one following THEN variables from subsystem if IF another remained. Because earlier initiatives did not provide information on how initiate discover interactions, it will simple determine interactions. study demonstrates thorough simulation model access communicate wide range data. model's interrelationships with easily recovered thanks this classification approach, none them missed because ignorance system. are also seen an excellent way implementation overall score each project calculated adding weighted scores, which provided methodical rank 29 irrigation hydroelectric dam projects. first Iraq about water-energy food helping streamline decision-making at due size several sectors Iraqi human society Following input NWDS stakeholders, new factors take into account when deciding options pursue identified: a) Fighting poverty; b) Building projects close Iraq's borders ensure border security. 3) Rural Population Decline or Poverty Exodus. It's important note nation places highest priority (Key Priorities National). Irrigation planned deliberate manner takes observations relevant authorities adoption aims together strategic assessment criteria. scientific create "resource indexes".
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عنوان ژورنال: 3C Empresa
سال: 2023
ISSN: ['2254-3376']
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17993/3cemp.2023.120151.324-344