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Economic Valuation for Decision Making on the Protection of Water Sourcesthe economic feasibility of the required investments for the protection of water sources taking into account the costs involved and the total economic value or benefits calculated by means of the Contingent Valuation Method. This will allow its dissemination and training at all levels in order to in

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Bargaining Under Uncertainty: A Monte-Carlo Fallback Bargaining Method for Predicting the Likely Out The analysis results are consistent with the findings of other studies using different decision analysis methods to analyze this multi-decision maker problem. Construction of a peripheral canal or a dual conveyance is expected if the parties change their cooperation attitudes, trying to benefit fro

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A Decision Support System for Solving the Conflict Between Human and Environment US, Canada, and International Joint Commission. To irrigate land in the northeastern section of North Dakota, an irrigation project was proposed by the United States Support (USS) regarding construction of a canal and holding reservoir to transfer water from the Missouri River Basin to the Hudson B

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Quantitative Evaluation of Hydromorphological Changes in Navigable Waterways as Contribution to Susttes to the Sediment Management Plan for the Elbe River. For the Elbe River an example is presented using the parameter “structure of the riparian zone”, which is of particular interest because it has a natural function as a source and sink for sediments. Changes in the riparian zone (e.g., bank fixa

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Agricultural Water Resources Limitations and Their Effects on the Socioeconomic Conditions of Wheat 53 % of the total variance of water resources limitations in Maku city. The effects of water resources limitations on the socioeconomic status of wheat farmers in this city are also summarized into three factors: economic effects (31.13 %), social effects (22.19 %) and environmental effects (14.89 %

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