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Title:
Integrated groundwater management : concepts, approaches and challenges / Anthony J. Jakeman, Olivier Barreteau, Randall J. Hunt, Jean-Daniel Rinaudo, Andrew Ross, Editors.
Publisher:
Springer,
Copyright Date:
2016
Description:
xi, 762 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
Subject:
Groundwater--Management.
Hydrology.
Groundwater--Law and legislation.
Groundwater--Quality.
Information storage and retrieval systems--Water-supply.
Water quality management.
Water resources development.
Water-supply--Management.
Eau souterraine--Gestion.
Hydrologie.
Eau souterraine--Qualité.
Eau--Gestion.--Gestion.
Ressources en eau--Exploitation.
Eau--Gestion.--Gestion.
water quality management.
water resources development.
Groundwater--Law and legislation.
Groundwater--Management.
Groundwater--Quality.
Hydrology.
Information storage and retrieval systems--Water-supply.
Water quality management.
Water resources development.
Water-supply--Management.
Other Authors:
Jakeman, A. J., editor Australian National University.
Barreteau, Olivier, editor.
Hunt, R. A., editor US Geological Survey.
Rinaudo, Jean-Daniel, editor French Geological Survey.
Ross, Andrew, editor Australian National University.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
pt. V. Modeling and decision support. Methods for exploring uncertainty in groundwater management predictions / Integrated groundwater management: an overview of concepts and challenges / Joseph H.A. Guillaume, Randall J. Hunt, Alessandro Comunian, Rachel S. Blakers, and Baihua Fu. The international scale of the groundwater issue / Michael N. Fienen and Muhammad Arshad ; Disentangling the complexity of groundwater dependent social-ecological systems / Olivier Barreteau, Yvan Caballero, Serena Hamilton, Anthony J. Jakeman, and Jean-Daniel Rinaudo ; Groundwater management under global change: sustaining biodiversity, energy and food supplies / Jamie Pittock, Karen Hussey, and Andrew Stone ; Linking Climate Change and Groundwater / Timothy Richard Green -- pt. II. Governance. Groundwater governance in Australia, the European Union and the western USA / Andrew Ross ; Groundwater law / Rebecca Nelson and Philippe Quevauviller ; Groundwater regulation and integrated water planning / Philippe Quevauviller, Okke Batelaan, and Randall J. Hunt ; Conjunctive management through collective action / Cameron Holley, Darren Sinclair, Elena Lopez-Gunn, and Edella Schlager ; The social-environmental justice of groundwater governance / Marian J. Neal (Patrick), Francesca Greco, Daniel Connell, and Julian Conrad ; Social justice and groundwater allocation in agriculture : a French case study / Jean-Daniel Rinaudo, Clémence Moreau, and Patrice Garin -- pt. III. Biophysical aspects. Ecohydrology and its relation to integrated groundwater management / Randall J. Hunt, Masaki Hayashi, and Okke Batelaan ; Groundwater dependent ecosystems: classification, identification techniques and threats / Derek Eamus, Baihua Fu, Abraham E. Springer, and Lawrence E. Stevens ; Interactions of water quality and integrated groundwater management: examples from the United States and Europe / Kelly L. Warner, Fabienne Barataud, Randall J. Hunt, Marc Benoit, Juliette Anglade, and Mark A. Borchardt ; Soil and aquifer salinization : toward an integrated approach for salinity management of groundwater / Richard Greene, Wendy Timms, Pichu Rengasamy, Muhammad Arshad, and Richard Cresswell ; Managed aquifer recharge : an overview of issues and options / Joël Casanova, Nicolas Devau, and Marie Pettenati ; Managed aquifer recharge in integrated water resource management / Peter Dillon and Muhammad Arshad -- pt. IV. Socioeconomics. Towards integrated groundwater management in China / Jie Liu and Chunmiao Zheng ; Social science contributions to groundwater governance / Allan Curtis, Michael Mitchell, and Emily Mendham ; Lessons to be learned from groundwater trading in Australia and the United States / Sarah Ann Wheeler, Karina Schoengold, and Henning Bjornlund ; Integrated assessment of economic benefits of groundwater improvement with contingent valuation / Cécile Hérivaux and Jean-Daniel Rinaudo ; Controlling groundwater exploitation through economic instruments : current practices, challenges and innovative approaches / Marielle Montginoul, Jean-Daniel Rinaudo, Nicholas Brozović, and Guillermo Donoso ; Liberation or anarchy? The Janus nature of groundwater use on North Africa's new irrigation frontiers / Marcel Kuper, Nicolas Faysse, Ali Hammani, Tarik Hartani, Serge Marlet, Meriem Farah Hamamouche, and Fatah Ameur -- pt. V. Modeling and decision support. Incorporating human aspects into groundwater research and policy making : a soft and critical systems thinking approach / Sondoss Elsawah and Joseph H.A. Guillaume ; Decision support systems and processes for groundwater / Suzanne A. Pierce, John M. Sharp Jr, and David J. Eaton ; Integrated groundwater data management / Peter Fitch, Boyan Brodaric, Matt Stenson, and Nate Booth ; Hydroeconomic models as decision support tools for conjunctive management of surface and groundwater / Manuel Pulido-Velazquez, Guilherme F. Marques, Julien J. Harou, and Jay R. Lund ; Methods for exploring uncertainty in groundwater management predictions / Joseph H.A. Guillaume, Randall J. Hunt, Alessandro Comunian, Rachel S. Blakers, and Baihua Fu.
Summary:
From the Forward: "Contemporary groundwater management has moved well beyond a concern with how much water is stored underground or can be extracted from aquifers. Today we recognise that integrated, effective and efficient groundwater management relies on pulling together work in a variety of disciplines such as climate science, ecology, socioeconomics, public policy and law, as well as hydrogeology. However, whilst we realise the importance of multiple perspectives and a diversity of contexts and data, the challenge of integrating and organising all of this information into a decision making framework remains. It is also abundantly clear that sharing and access to water is a fundamentally political issue and that solutions depend on full engagement of stakeholders as well as mobilisation of knowledge and technologies."
ISBN:
3319235761
9783319235769
9783319235752
3319235753
OCLC:
(OCoLC)915120121
Locations:
PLAX964 -- Luther College - Preus Library (Decorah)

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