Integrated Hydrologic-Agronomic-Economic Model for River Basin Management

By Ximing Cai, D. McKinney, L. Lasdon. 2003

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Subfields: Ocean Engineering, Sociology and Political Science, Water Science and Technology

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Hydro-economic Modeling in River Basin Management: Implications and Applications for the European Water Framework Directive (2007, background): “…economic performance Booker and Young 1994 Syr Darya River, Central Asia Water and agronomic management Irrigation benefit with environmental tax Cai et al. 2003 Oregon, USA Environmental and irrigation Farmers’ net benefit, including water bank Burke et al. 2004 Adra River Basin, Spain Water…”
Modeling water scarcity and droughts for policy adaptation to climate change in arid and semiarid regions (2015, methodology): “This methodology to model river basin interactions has been previously used in several studies, such as Booker and Young (1994), McKinney et al. (1999), Cai et al. (2003), Booker et al. (2005), Pulido et al. (2008), Molinos et al. (2014), and Ward (2014).”
Hydro-economic models: concepts, design, applications, and future prospects. (2009, background): “Several recent introductory textbooks provide accessible but in depth coverage of the economics of water resources (Gibbons (1986), Tsur et al. (2004), Young (2005b), (Fisher et al., 2005), and Griffin (2006)).”
Assessing marginal water values in multipurpose multireservoir systems via stochastic programming (2008, methodology): “[2000] and Cai et al. [2003] to analyze river basins characterized by an important agricultural sector. A similar approach is adopted by Ringler et al. [2004] to analyze development scenarios in the Mekong river basin. Ringler and Cai [2006] investigate different water allocation strategies and trad”