Correction: Niazi, A., Prasher, S.O., Adamowski, J., Gleeson, T. A System Dynamics Model to Conserve Arid Region Water Resources through Aquifer Storage and Recovery in Conjunction with a Dam. Water 2014, 6, 2300–2321

Niazi, Amir; Prasher, Shiv O.; Adamowski, Jan; Gleeson, Tom

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“…The dryness caused by reduced groundwater recharge and depletion of groundwater, causing a threat to farmers in Iran [16]. The technique used in this study was engineered storage of water in the aquifer and is a technique that could minimizes the water loss due to high evaporation from dams and reduces soil depletion due to excessive exploitation of ground water that is causing a threat to drought.…”

Section: Mathematical Modelling Of Sustainability and Conservation Of Water Resources In The Futurementioning

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Generalization of Water Pricing Model in Agriculture and Domestic Groundwater for Water Sustainability and Conservation

Hek¹,

Ramli²,

Iryanto³

et al. 2018

E3S Web Conf.

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The water requirement greatly increased due to population growth, increased agricultural areas and industrial development, thus causing high water demand. The complex problems facing by country is water pricing is not designed optimally as a staple of human needs and on the other hand also cannot guarantee the maintenance and distribution of water effectively. The cheap water pricing caused increase of water use and unmanageable water resource. Therefore, the more optimal water pricing as an effective control of water policy is needed for the sake of ensuring water resources conservation and sustainability. This paper presents the review on problems, issues and mathematical modelling of water pricing based on agriculture and domestic groundwater for water sustainability and conservation.

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Section: Mathematical Modelling Of Sustainability and Conservation Of Water Resources In The Futurementioning

confidence: 99%

Generalization of Water Pricing Model in Agriculture and Domestic Groundwater for Water Sustainability and Conservation

Hek¹,

Ramli²,

Iryanto³

et al. 2018

E3S Web Conf.

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Simulation and operation evaluation of Shahid Yaghoobi dam by using system dynamic (Case study: dam shahid yaghoobi)

صباغی¹,

شاهنظری²,

ضیایی³

2018

jwmr

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Water resources simulation is efficient tools to evaluate different options and decision in development conditions. Supply of water demand with high reliability need to exact and perfect planning. So, dam behavior recognition and it operation is from essentials of water resources systems management and future planning. In this study, the software VENSIM the method based on the dynamics of the system has been used. What makes using system dynamics different from other approaches used for studying complex systems (such as optimization) is the use of feedback loops.The model for evaluating the performance of existing systems, predict trends and evaluate the use of reservoirs already studied input is required. Model based on the data of the current status Shahid Yaghoobi dam has been comparison and verification. After validation of the simulation model constructed in terms of its logical structure for a period of 14 years (1378-1391) is conducted. In order validation results, performance calculation and observation were compared volume and values of root mean square error (RMSE), standard error (SE) and the correlation coefficient (R 2 ), respectively, 3.1, 2.467 and 0.89. The result of field research and simulation is showing that inflow because of soil dam in reservoir upstream and Dewatering in upstream by motor pumps from Kalsallar river had been very low and a significant amount is evaporated from dam back water, too (over 4.7 mcm in year). Based on these findings , it was determined that the actual conditions with the original goals before dam construction ( adjustable volume 39 million cubic meters annually ) with input data status quo ( adjustable annually, 5 million cubic meters of water ) does not match and negative consequences on downstream plains ( plain Roshtkhar and plain Jangal), including the reduction of surface currents have been feeding and the result of Water Delivery Performance index evaluating equal to 0.128 that it is showing project failure in access to plan of targets. And finally was operated scenarios is including irrigation efficiency increase (10% to 30%).

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Policy and Economics of Managed Aquifer Recharge and Water Banking

Megdal

Dillon

2015

Water

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Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) and water banking are of increasing importance to water resources management. MAR can be used to buffer against drought and changing or variable climate, as well as provide water to meet demand growth, by making use of excess surface water supplies and recycled waters. Along with hydrologic and geologic considerations, economic and policy analyses are essential to a complete analysis of MAR and water banking opportunities. The papers included in this Special Issue fill a gap in the literature by revealing the range of economic and policy considerations relevant to the development and implementation of MAR programs. They illustrate novel techniques that can be used to select MAR locations and the importance and economic viability of MAR in semi-arid to arid environments. The studies explain how MAR can be utilized to meet municipal and agricultural water demands in water-scarce regions, as well as assist in the reuse of wastewater. Some papers demonstrate how stakeholder engagement, ranging from consideration of alternatives to monitoring, and multidisciplinary analyses to support decision-making are of high value to development and implementation of MAR programs. The approaches discussed in this collection of papers, along with the complementary and necessary hydrologic and geologic analyses, provide important inputs to water resource managers.

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Correction: Niazi, A., Prasher, S.O., Adamowski, J., Gleeson, T. A System Dynamics Model to Conserve Arid Region Water Resources through Aquifer Storage and Recovery in Conjunction with a Dam. Water 2014, 6, 2300–2321

Abstract: We have recently been made aware by Prof. Sharon Megdal (The University of Arizona) and Dr. Peter Dillon (CSIRO) of some errors and omissions in our recent paper [1]. The authors wish to make the following corrections to this paper:[...]

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Generalization of Water Pricing Model in Agriculture and Domestic Groundwater for Water Sustainability and Conservation

Generalization of Water Pricing Model in Agriculture and Domestic Groundwater for Water Sustainability and Conservation

Simulation and operation evaluation of Shahid Yaghoobi dam by using system dynamic (Case study: dam shahid yaghoobi)

Policy and Economics of Managed Aquifer Recharge and Water Banking

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