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• W3032905237 abstract "The majority of Mediterranean basins are overexploiting their water resources, and the situation is likely to worsen with the impact of climate change. Population growth, human development, and climate change are today the main drivers that increase the pressure on water resources, in both quantity and quality. At the same time, services such as hydropower and recreation are required from the hydrosystem, while the ecosystem is threatened. In a context of scarcity, water resource management can no longer be segmented between economic sectors. On the contrary, each stakeholder must share a common vision of the system so that water managers can respond to the many and often conflicting demands, and prepare for the future while taking into account extreme events such as droughts or floods. The task of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) has evolved into a comprehensive framework involving stakeholders in different phases to build well-informed decisions together. The tools that can help the process are Decision Support Systems (DSS), which integrate science and models into a holistic approach. The purpose of this chapter is to introduce water managers to numerical methods and tools that can facilitate the assessment of alternatives and the development of plans in the context of increasingly limited water resources around the Mediterranean. After an introduction to IWRM concepts, we will discuss the main topics and issues regarding integrated modeling for DSS. We will then describe the current scenario of integrated modeling around the Mediterranean area and will examine two examples of model implementations. Firstly, in Morocco, an assessment and scenario of water resources for agriculture is based on the use of remote sensing time series. Secondly, in Tunisia, assessment and scenario of water pollutants and erosion are carried out. At the end of the chapter, we will try to identify some key points that limit the use of integrated modeling by water planners." @default.
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• W3032905237 date "2020-01-01" @default.
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• W3032905237 title "Modeling for integrated water resources management in the Mediterranean region" @default.
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• W3032905237 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/b978-0-12-818086-0.00007-8" @default.
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