A water balance approach for assessing the potential source of water in Dohuk Dam for agricultural, domestic and tourism purposes

Fulazzaky, Mohamad Ali; Heryansyah, Arien; Solaiman, Maher Hussain; Yusop, Zulkifli

doi:10.2166/wp.2016.016

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“…Tropical peat swamp forest as a unique ecosystem in the regions plays an important functional role in the regulation of ecological and hydrological patterns to maintain the amount of water reaching a river along the year. Temporal and spatial variations of water distribution in an area to sustain the river water need a strategic management by using certain scenarios and modeling (Fulazzaky et al 2017;Li et al 2017). Equatorial rainforest induced runoff oods are the most common type of ooding in the Riau province and other regions of Indonesia and generally occur in the rainy season.…”

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Evaluation of change in the peat soil properties affected by different fire severities

Fulazzaky

Ismail

Harlen

et al. 2022

Environ Monit Assess

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Tropical peatland ecosystems of Indonesia provide direct economic bene ts to the local communities and act to maintain the local weather patterns. The impact of burning tropical peat swamp forests of land clearing for palm oil plantations can have signi cant consequences on the change in the characteristics of peat soil. The aim of this study was to determine the physical, chemical, and biological properties of the peat soils by the eld and laboratory testing and analysis for understanding a change in the nature and characteristics of the peatlands at four locations in the Pelalawan regency of Riau province. The results showed that the effect of burning peat swamp forests can lead to a change in the physical, chemical, and biological properties of the peat soils. Soil permeability and soil microbial population can signi cantly decrease with increasing of the re severity. The effect of different re severities on the characteristics of peat soil are veri ed to contribute to advanced management of the tropical peatland in the future.

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Evaluation of change in the peat soil properties affected by different fire severities

Fulazzaky

Ismail

Harlen

et al. 2022

Environ Monit Assess

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“…However, the prioritization of tourism development over the protection of water resources is likely to generate water crises, such as receding groundwater and depletion of water resources (LaVanchy, 2017). Furthermore, there tends to be a water competition between tourism and traditional industries in the emerging tourist destinations (Fulazzaky et al, 2017).…”

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Analysis of water resource management in tourism in China using a coupling degree model

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With the rapid development of the tourism industry, the water resource consumption in tourism has largely increased and gets more complicated, making water resource management in tourism more difficult. To achieve sustainable water utilization in tourism, water resource management has to take full account of the local natural, social, and industrial conditions, both satisfying the demands of water resource protection and tourism development. To analyze this coupling relationship, an integrated index system comprised of 15 indices is designed, and a coupling degree model between tourism-related water resource management and local conditions is introduced. The result revealed that tourism-related water resource management is generally congruent with the local conditions in China, and provinces at the very high/low coupling stage presented four clusters. A discussion combining the change of water policies and the water use efficiency of hotel in Beijing revealed that water-saving policies are proved to be necessary for the tourism development. Furthermore, a discussion of the four clusters revealed the advanced experience and deficiency of water policies in substantial tourism areas. The results could provide references for the improvement of water policies in the tourism industry in China.

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“…Government departments attach great importance to it, and it is also increasingly receiving extensive attention from experts and scholars. And agroecotourism has had a rapid development as a result [1][2][3]. However, because the theoretical research seriously lags behind the practice, it is difficult to grasp the connotation of agro-ecotourism, the scope and classification of agro-ecotourism resources in the development of agro-ecotourism in various places, and lack of detailed argumentation and scientific evaluation of agro-ecotourism resources' own value, development conditions, as well as the sustainability of the operation, which is very blind and makes agro-ecotourism resources development repeat the problem of "developing one place, developing one place, and then developing one place" of the mass tourism.…”

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Classification and Value Evaluation of Ecotourism Resources in Agricultural and Cultural Heritage Sites Based on Clustering Algorithm--Taking Hani Terraces Globally Important Agricultural and Cultural Heritage Site as an Example

Jiang,

Wan

2024

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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Taking the Hani Terraces as an example, this study explores the classification and value evaluation of ecotourism resources in agricultural and cultural heritage sites, applying clustering algorithms with the aim of revealing their ecological, economic and social values and promoting the sustainable development of heritage sites. The study establishes an evaluation system including economic benefits, sightseeing resources, agricultural resources and ecological resources, and applies the gray system theory and cluster analysis method. Through the expert scoring of 27 evaluation indicators, combined with the gray clustering algorithm, the ecotourism resources of Hani Terraces were classified and valued. The results show that the vast majority of indicators (15/27) are rated as excellent, 11 indicators are good, and only 1 indicator is medium. In addition, the research on 80 households showed that the villagers’ perceived index of heritage protection averaged 4.44, the perceived index of ecological problems averaged 3.22, and the perceived index of tourism development averaged 3.84. In summary, the ecotourism resources of Hani Terraces have significant value and the local residents have a positive attitude towards their protection and development.

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A water balance approach for assessing the potential source of water in Dohuk Dam for agricultural, domestic and tourism purposes

Cited by 9 publications

References 36 publications

Evaluation of change in the peat soil properties affected by different fire severities

Evaluation of change in the peat soil properties affected by different fire severities

Analysis of water resource management in tourism in China using a coupling degree model

Classification and Value Evaluation of Ecotourism Resources in Agricultural and Cultural Heritage Sites Based on Clustering Algorithm--Taking Hani Terraces Globally Important Agricultural and Cultural Heritage Site as an Example

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