A socio-hydrological investigation with groundwater models to assess farmer’s perception on water management fairness

Khadim, Fahad Khan; Bagtzoglou, Amvrossios C.; Dokou, Zoi; Anagnostou, Emmanouil N.

doi:10.1016/j.jhydrol.2023.129481

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“…During the PIRE project "Food and Water Security in Ethiopia" a large water management project in the Upper Blue Nile, a groundwater model (GW) was developed to assess the potential of GW-based irrigation to address water stress situations and eventually improve irrigation efficacy [2].…”

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Citizen Science and Public Perceptions under A Changing Climate: an Empirical Study in The Upper Blue Nile, Ethiopia

Bagtzoglou,

Anagnostou,

Behbahani

et al. 2024

ASM

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This paper presents a citizen science approach implemented in the Upper Blue Nile (UBN) region of Ethiopia to study the farmers’ perceptions towards adequacy of the quantity of the provided water and the fairness of the irrigation distribution system. The paper also includes preliminary Machine Learning (ML) based results on finding the optimal initial cultivation time in Ethiopia as a means to alleviate heat-induced crop losses in a warmer climate.

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Citizen Science and Public Perceptions under A Changing Climate: an Empirical Study in The Upper Blue Nile, Ethiopia

Bagtzoglou,

Anagnostou,

Behbahani

et al. 2024

ASM

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Review: Application of hydrogeological models coupled with agent-based models to address sustainable groundwater management in Latin America

Rojas Scheffer

2024

Hydrogeol J

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Agent-based models (ABMs) have long been applied in economics and social science research. The combination or coupling of these models with those of natural systems is a more recent application, and their use in conjunction with groundwater flow and transport models can be considered an innovative way to take advantage of their potential. In the Latin American region, sustainable management of groundwater resources can still be considered understudied. Among other characteristics, the existence of large transboundary aquifers in the region adds a further complication for addressing the sustainability of groundwater resource use. In this type of system, the impacts of joint regulations for utilization by different countries, the diversity of socioeconomic drivers and the conservation interests of each group of users might be consistently represented and explored through flow models coupled with ABMs. This review of the scientific literature aims to compile up-to-date information regarding the application of hydrogeological models coupled with agent-based models, focusing on their contributions to the sustainable management of groundwater resources and analyzing their potential for the Latin American region.

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Water Resources Allocation: Interactions Between Equity/Justice and Allocation Strategies

Valipour,

Ketabchi,

shali

et al. 2023

Water Resour Manage

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A socio-hydrological investigation with groundwater models to assess farmer’s perception on water management fairness

Cited by 6 publications

References 30 publications

Citizen Science and Public Perceptions under A Changing Climate: an Empirical Study in The Upper Blue Nile, Ethiopia

Citizen Science and Public Perceptions under A Changing Climate: an Empirical Study in The Upper Blue Nile, Ethiopia

Review: Application of hydrogeological models coupled with agent-based models to address sustainable groundwater management in Latin America

Water Resources Allocation: Interactions Between Equity/Justice and Allocation Strategies

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