FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4313584473> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4313584473 abstract "An extensive narrative review approach is adopted to present existing information on the consumptive and non-consumptive uses and their related issues, such as floods and droughts, climate and the environment in Ghana. Total annual rainfall in the country ranges between 800 mm/y (south-east coat) and 2,000 mm/y (south-west coast) with a bimodal and mono-modal patterns in the south and north, respectively. Annual total runoff from the 3 river systems (the Volta river system, the South-western river system and the Coastal river system) in Ghana is estimated at 40 billion m 3 out of about 53 billion renewable freshwater resources. Groundwater yields ranges from 6 m 3 /h in the Volta basin sedimentary formations to 180 m 3 /h in the limestone formations. It is estimated that the total water withdrawal as a percentage of total renewable water resources is about 2%. At an average per capita consumption of water of 50 l/p/d, estimated daily water demand for the 2021 population of 31 million people stands at about 566 million m 3 /y. Current water supply systems are overstretched and it is further estimated that about US $ 240 million is required per year as capital expenditure in urban and rural water supply. Moreover, climate change is projected to increase the scarcity of water in future. Wastewater generated through domestic and industrial uses including storm water in urban Ghana is estimated at about 760 million m 3 /y. Ghana's irrigation potential to reduce climate change impact on agriculture is put at between 0.36 and 2.9 million ha, accounting for about 66.4% of the consumptive water withdrawal. Estimated water demand for cattle, sheep and goats in 2010 was put at about 22 million m 3 /y. Other services obtained from surface water are the provision of fish (the Volta Lake is estimated to contributes to 16% of total catch in Ghana); hydropower generation accounting for about 40% of total power installed capacity (Akosombo = 1,020 MW, Kpong = 160 MW, and Bui = 404 MW); water transportation (notably on the Volta Lake); tourist attractions [are 550 km Ghana's shoreline that has about 90 lagoons, the Volta Lake, the lower Volta (e.g., Sogakope, Ada) and some other inland waters like Lake Bosumtwi] and wetlands (recognized by RAMSAR convention of 1971) In the legal context, water governance issues are handled by various institutions created by Acts of Parliament." @default.
• W4313584473 created "2023-01-06" @default.
• W4313584473 creator A5005789204 @default.
• W4313584473 creator A5007236855 @default.
• W4313584473 creator A5066037593 @default.
• W4313584473 date "2023-01-04" @default.
• W4313584473 modified "2023-09-25" @default.
• W4313584473 title "A review of the water resources of Ghana in a changing climate and anthropogenic stresses" @default.
• W4313584473 cites W126470657 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W1586410238 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W1828715028 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W1927391373 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W1987223597 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2010688743 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2012208100 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2016247655 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2021866196 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2022674638 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2023080360 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2025325287 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2042341876 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2051275001 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2055970513 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2077556080 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2078259497 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2082595411 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2085765572 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2104115447 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2104366357 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2104735855 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2118130885 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2124818131 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2125292302 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2130091784 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2137254102 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2142456791 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2142489973 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2156326517 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2166919749 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2267934177 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2316130938 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2322938910 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2324858629 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2329004553 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2330519405 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2550752090 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2581718154 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2610996448 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2729139297 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2758778637 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2762641910 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2783167043 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2790858089 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2806911911 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2895987763 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2936337313 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2964952372 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2971270969 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W2997537724 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W3009840892 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W3010763557 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W3010990242 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W3013731612 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W3014228275 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W3030201020 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W3066952396 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W3082112829 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W3118429614 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W3121790575 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W3126215186 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W3135058214 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W3156524216 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W3186133361 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W3195806015 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W3204860188 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W3209127769 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W4206999691 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W4212899058 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W4292136654 @default.
• W4313584473 cites W4293182472 @default.
• W4313584473 doi "https://doi.org/10.3389/frwa.2022.973825" @default.
• W4313584473 hasPublicationYear "2023" @default.
• W4313584473 type Work @default.
• W4313584473 citedByCount "1" @default.
• W4313584473 countsByYear W43135844732023 @default.
• W4313584473 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W4313584473 hasAuthorship W4313584473A5005789204 @default.
• W4313584473 hasAuthorship W4313584473A5007236855 @default.
• W4313584473 hasAuthorship W4313584473A5066037593 @default.
• W4313584473 hasBestOaLocation W43135844731 @default.
• W4313584473 hasConcept C111368507 @default.
• W4313584473 hasConcept C118518473 @default.
• W4313584473 hasConcept C127313418 @default.
• W4313584473 hasConcept C127598652 @default.
• W4313584473 hasConcept C132651083 @default.
• W4313584473 hasConcept C144024400 @default.
• W4313584473 hasConcept C149923435 @default.
• W4313584473 hasConcept C153823671 @default.
• W4313584473 hasConcept C166957645 @default.
• W4313584473 hasConcept C187320778 @default.

• next