Sentence examples for at the basin level from inspiring English sources

The model is built at the basin level to estimate the aggregate demand and supply curves to establish expected exchange prices, volumes of water traded, enhancement in economic efficiency and improvement in rural development as measured by employment generation.

Hydrological and socio-economic evaluations at these levels, or at the basin level, cannot be presumed to be concordant with the differentiation of poverty or livelihood vulnerability at more local levels.

Simulations that accounted for differences in (¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯SWE) among HRUs but neglected the sub-HRU heterogeneity of SWE were found to yield similar discharge results as simulations that included this heterogeneity, while SCD was poorly represented, even at the basin level.

The Cooperative Water Allocation Model (CWAM) is designed within a general mathematical programming framework for modeling equitable and efficient water allocation among competing users at the basin level and applied to a large-scale water allocation problem in the South Saskatchewan River Basin located in southern Alberta, Canada.

This paper presents an ex-ante policy analysis of the implementation of a publicly run active water bank operating at the basin level designed to temporarily reallocate water resources between farmers considering different scenarios of reduced water availability (cyclical scarcity due to droughts).

The SED delivery decreased to 275 ± 63 g m−2 y− 1 on 1 × 2.5 m2 plots and to 4.3 g m−2 y− 1 at the hillslope level but then increased to 16.6 g m−2 y− 1 at the basin level.

What are the challenges for community voice inclusion in water policy formulation and implementation processes at local and the basin levels?

While no data are available at the basin-level, at country-level in 2015 access to improved water sources varied from 90percentt in the Plurinational State of Bolivia to 100percentt in Uruguay (Table 2).

In a small catchment, ILWRM can be based on local knowledge of interactions within the catchment, but at the larger basin level, it requires an understanding of the extended upstream-downstream linkages.

The methodological framework presented in this article introduces "bottom up meets top down" integrated approach to support the selection of adaptation measures at the river basin level by comprehensively integrating the goals of economic efficiency, social acceptability, environmental sustainability and adaptation robustness.

Examples of processes and characteristics of interest include the geomorphological process of scouring, which is depicted at the eco-element level, and water resource planning, which is depicted at the river basin level.