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1 Frijns, J.; Zhang, J.; Ehrenburg, H. 2003. Advanced phosphorous: Removal curbs eutrophication in Lake Tai. Water and Wastewater International, 18(7):30-31.
Water resources ; Wastewater ; Water pollution ; Water quality ; Sanitation / China / Taihu Basin / Lake Tai
(Location: IWMI-HQ Call no: PER Record No: H033429)
2 Chen, Y.; Takara, K.; Cluckie, I. D.; de Smedt, F. H. 2004. GIS and remote sensing in hydrology, water resources and environment. Wallingford, UK: International Association of Hydrological Sciences (IAHS). 422p. (IAHS Publication 289)
GIS ; Remote sensing ; Hydrology ; Water resources ; Water management ; Environmental effects ; Flood control ; Flood plains ; Models ; Forecasting ; Watersheds ; Stream flow ; River basins ; Reservoirs ; Catchment areas ; Lakes ; Land use ; Water power ; Dams ; Management information systems ; Wetlands ; Water quality ; Coastal waters ; Ecology ; Pollutant load ; Runoff ; Sediment ; Precipitation ; Desertification ; Soil erosion ; Urban areas ; Irrigation ; Phytoplankton ; Chlorophylls ; Evapotranspiration ; Carbon / China / Netherlands / Croatia / Hungary / Malaysia / USA / England / Wales / Feilaixia Reservoir / Guangdong / Wei River Basin / Upper Yellow River / Meuse Basin / Drava River / Mura River / Pearl River Delta / Taihu Basin / Danube River Basin / Longyangxia Reservoir / Everglades / Three Gorges Area
(Location: IWMI HQ Call no: 526.0285 G000 CHE Record No: H046621)
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3 Zhang, L.; Zhang, X.; Wu, F.; Pang, Q. 2020. Basin initial water rights allocation under multiple uncertainties: a trade-off analysis. Water Resources Management, 34(3):955-988. [doi: https://doi.org/10.1007/s11269-019-02453-y]
Water rights ; Water allocation ; Water availability ; Water demand ; Water supply ; Uncertainty ; Conflicts ; Equity ; Socioeconomic development ; Secondary sector ; Risks ; Models ; Case studies / China / Taihu Basin
(Location: IWMI HQ Call no: e-copy only Record No: H049633)
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Economic losses and inequities caused by uncertainties in the availability of water intensify the competition between water sectors, making the allocation of water rights of vital importance for minimizing water conflicts. In this study, an Interval-parameter Two-stage Stochastic Programming (ITSP) model for water rights allocation is developed that contains an industrial allocation preference coefficient and involves the risk control of Conditional Value-at-Risk theory and Gini coefficient constraints (ITSP-CG). Using China’s Taihu Basin as a case study, it is shown that optimized water rights allocation schemes can reduce the risk of inequitable localized water deficits, a narrower confidence interval results in higher economic loss, and, when the confidence level is fixed, tighter control of water availability results in water efficient sectors having an increasing preference for allocation schemes. It is also shown that Basin Authorities need to trade-off the equitable allocation of water rights and economic returns over a particular planning period.
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