Handbook of Nature-Based Drought Solutions covers the latest research on successful, sustainable solutions for the efficient water resources management to overcome the drought and water scarcity problems. The book centers around the realms of drought modeling green infrastructure planning, and the utilization of remote sensing to evaluate, dissect, and oversee drought occurrences. It delves into subjects such as risk mitigation, strategic planning, policy considerations, and the ecological restoration of degraded lands after drought. The use of case studies and novel methodologies including…mehr
Handbook of Nature-Based Drought Solutions covers the latest research on successful, sustainable solutions for the efficient water resources management to overcome the drought and water scarcity problems. The book centers around the realms of drought modeling green infrastructure planning, and the utilization of remote sensing to evaluate, dissect, and oversee drought occurrences. It delves into subjects such as risk mitigation, strategic planning, policy considerations, and the ecological restoration of degraded lands after drought. The use of case studies and novel methodologies including soft computing technique application will help the reader gain a deeper knowledge in understanding, predicting, and mitigating hydrometeorological hazards.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part 1-Introduction 1. An Introduction to Drought Nature-Based Solutions 2. Reimagining the Indoor Water Footprint Part 2-Building Social Capacity 3. Building Social Capital and Community Resilience 4. Water Governance Reform and Social Marketing Campaigns 5. Developing Social Capital and Enhancing Community Resilience Part 3-Climate-Smart and Dry Farming Techniques 6. Climate[1]Smart and Dry Farming Techniques 7. Climate-Smart and Dry Farming Techniques 8. Climate[1]Smart and Dry Farming Techniques Part 4- Agricultural Water Efficiency Improvement 9. Developing Floating Gardens to Improve Water Efficiency I 10. Developing Floating Gardens to Improve Water Efficiency II 11. Deciduous Trees to Reduce Energy Needs and Evapotranspiration 12. Genetically Modified Crops with Enhanced Drought Tolerance 13. Micro-irrigation and Sensor-based Irrigation Controls 14. Treating and Reusing Agricultural Drainage Water Part 5-Drought Early Action Plan 15. Drought Images in the Social Sciences School Textbooks (Primary Education, Spain) 16. Drought Early Action Plans[1] Part 6-Drought Resilient Urban and Regional Planning 17. Drought Resilient Urban and Regional Planning I 18. Drought Resilient Urban and Regional Planning II 19. Drought Resilient Urban and Regional Planning III 20. Drought Resilient Urban and Regional Planning IV 21. Drought Resilient Urban and Regional Planning,V 22. Drought Risk Management and Contingency Planning Part 7-Ecological Restoration of Degraded Lands After Drought 23. Ecological Restoration of Degraded Lands After Drought I 24. Ecological Restoration of Degraded Lands After Drought II 25. Ecological Restoration of Degraded Lands After Drought III Part 8-Green Infrastructure Planning 26. Green Infrastructure Planning I 27. Green Infrastructure Planning II 28. Green Infrastructure Planning III Part 9-Integrated Urban Water Management 29. Integrated Urban Water Management I 30. Integrated Urban Water Management II 31. Integrated Urban Water Management III 32. Integrated Flood and Drought Management Planning Part 10- River Basin Management and Conservation 33. Permeable Pavements and Gabion Baskets for Rainwater Infiltration 34. Prescribed Burning to Reduce Wildfire Risk and Severity 35. Rainwater Harvesting by Ridge and Furrow Techniques 36. Case Studies of Grassland/Savanna/Veldt Ecosystems in Africa 37. Community Based Watershed Management in India 38. Community-based Watershed Management in Africa Part 11-Soft-Computing Technique Application 39. Remotely Sensed Soil Moisture Monitoring 40. Temperature Increase Prediction using Soft Computing Techniques for a Drought-Effected Region 41. Hydrological and Agricultural Drought Forecasting Based on ANFIS Hybridized with Various Nature-Inspired Optimization Algorithms 42. Climate Change Impact on drought Intensity and Period Part 12- Weather-based Modification Examples 43. The Social Impacts of Fog Catchers in Chile 44. Fog Harvesting and Dew Collection 45. Indigenous Weather Forecasting and Risk Communication[1] Part 13-Transboundary Mega-basin Management 46. Transboundary Mega-basin Management I 47. Transboundary Mega-basin Management II
Part 1-Introduction 1. An Introduction to Drought Nature-Based Solutions 2. Reimagining the Indoor Water Footprint Part 2-Building Social Capacity 3. Building Social Capital and Community Resilience 4. Water Governance Reform and Social Marketing Campaigns 5. Developing Social Capital and Enhancing Community Resilience Part 3-Climate-Smart and Dry Farming Techniques 6. Climate[1]Smart and Dry Farming Techniques 7. Climate-Smart and Dry Farming Techniques 8. Climate[1]Smart and Dry Farming Techniques Part 4- Agricultural Water Efficiency Improvement 9. Developing Floating Gardens to Improve Water Efficiency I 10. Developing Floating Gardens to Improve Water Efficiency II 11. Deciduous Trees to Reduce Energy Needs and Evapotranspiration 12. Genetically Modified Crops with Enhanced Drought Tolerance 13. Micro-irrigation and Sensor-based Irrigation Controls 14. Treating and Reusing Agricultural Drainage Water Part 5-Drought Early Action Plan 15. Drought Images in the Social Sciences School Textbooks (Primary Education, Spain) 16. Drought Early Action Plans[1] Part 6-Drought Resilient Urban and Regional Planning 17. Drought Resilient Urban and Regional Planning I 18. Drought Resilient Urban and Regional Planning II 19. Drought Resilient Urban and Regional Planning III 20. Drought Resilient Urban and Regional Planning IV 21. Drought Resilient Urban and Regional Planning,V 22. Drought Risk Management and Contingency Planning Part 7-Ecological Restoration of Degraded Lands After Drought 23. Ecological Restoration of Degraded Lands After Drought I 24. Ecological Restoration of Degraded Lands After Drought II 25. Ecological Restoration of Degraded Lands After Drought III Part 8-Green Infrastructure Planning 26. Green Infrastructure Planning I 27. Green Infrastructure Planning II 28. Green Infrastructure Planning III Part 9-Integrated Urban Water Management 29. Integrated Urban Water Management I 30. Integrated Urban Water Management II 31. Integrated Urban Water Management III 32. Integrated Flood and Drought Management Planning Part 10- River Basin Management and Conservation 33. Permeable Pavements and Gabion Baskets for Rainwater Infiltration 34. Prescribed Burning to Reduce Wildfire Risk and Severity 35. Rainwater Harvesting by Ridge and Furrow Techniques 36. Case Studies of Grassland/Savanna/Veldt Ecosystems in Africa 37. Community Based Watershed Management in India 38. Community-based Watershed Management in Africa Part 11-Soft-Computing Technique Application 39. Remotely Sensed Soil Moisture Monitoring 40. Temperature Increase Prediction using Soft Computing Techniques for a Drought-Effected Region 41. Hydrological and Agricultural Drought Forecasting Based on ANFIS Hybridized with Various Nature-Inspired Optimization Algorithms 42. Climate Change Impact on drought Intensity and Period Part 12- Weather-based Modification Examples 43. The Social Impacts of Fog Catchers in Chile 44. Fog Harvesting and Dew Collection 45. Indigenous Weather Forecasting and Risk Communication[1] Part 13-Transboundary Mega-basin Management 46. Transboundary Mega-basin Management I 47. Transboundary Mega-basin Management II
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