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The adaptive integrated data information system (AIDIS) for global water research,aring policies to ensure that decision making can jointly be done on the base of the best information available. Geoinformation includes raster and vector GIS coverages, measured process time series data and associated metadata. Furthermore there are needs to integrate multidisciplinary information

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Policy implications of a pan-tropic assessment of the simultaneous hydrological and biodiversity imre loss of the most threatened tropical forest areas would give rise to significant biodiversity loss . to potentially large hydrological impacts. In such cases it is conceivable that biodiversity conservation could “free-ride” on the concerns of resident populations to maintain the forests for the

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Towards better water security in North China, in North China have become the most significant limiting factors affecting sustainable development in this important region of China..This paper addresses the water security issues facing North China in the 21st Century using the Hai River basin as an example. We describe hydrologic cycles under ch

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Integrating a climate change assessment tool into stakeholder-driven water management decision-makiter management decision-making processes in California have yet to fully integrate climate change analysis into their planning dialogues. This paper presents an overview of decision-making processes ranked based on the application of a 3S: Sensitivity, Significance, and Stakeholder support, standard

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Shift in thinking to address the 21st century hunger gap, a nutritionally acceptable diet for one person is however 70 times as large as the amount needed for domestic water supply. The food security dilemma is largest in arid climate regions, a situation constituting a formidable challenge. It is suggested that an additional 5 600 km./yr of consumptive w

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