Water Resources Adaptive Management to Cope with Uncertainty

Yun Li Shi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.955-959.3166

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Study on the Mechanism of Water Resources Cultural under the Perspective of Cross-Domain Consultation Management
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Theoretical Derivation and Simulation of the Equation of Evaporation Line in Water Evaporation
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Understanding Water Consumption and Demand in China
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Water Resource Analytical Method of the Coastal Tidal River Network with Sluice Gates
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Water Resources Adaptive Management to Cope with Uncertainty
p.3166

A Discussion of the Fractionation Model in the Process of Evaporation
p.3170

Effect of Ceramsite Mulching on Soil Water Content and Temperature
p.3177

Three-Dimensional Numerical Model-SELFE of Salinity in Yangtze River
p.3181

Groundwater Isotope Characteristics Analysis of Wuhai
p.3185

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Water Resources Adaptive Management to Cope with Uncertainty

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Water resources managers shall fully consider about the complexity of managed system, especially the uncertainty, which requires adaptive management. This paper describes the connotation, principles, composition and conditions for implementation etc of adaptive management, which emphasizes concepts of uncertainty, surprises and resilence, and is a cycle process of formulating, implementing, monitoring, evaluating, feedback and adjusting policies. Water resources adaptive management requires guarantee of policies, laws, finance and information etc, and has a broad prospect of coping with climate changes and restoring river ecology etc.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 955-959)

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3166-3169

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June 2014

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Yun Li Shi

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Evaluation, Shandong Province, Sustainable Utilization, Water Resources Carrying Capacity, Water Resources Security Systemevaluation

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