Hydrodynamic modelling study to support china's water resources and advance water management
Abstract
Hydro economic "A quantitative and systemic framework for assessing the interplay between hydrologic, engineering, environmental, and economic activities in water resources systems is provided by analysis, which may aid in the training of IWRM professionals (Harou et al., 2009). Competition among water uses is reflected in terms of a common currency. This simplifies complex management problems into more manageable single-objective ones, letting us weigh the costs and benefits of different water-use strategies (Harou et al., 2009). Hydroe economic modeling has helped resolve issues with water management "across numerous spatial scales, from local to regional to national to international.
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