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Titre de série : Bulletin, 16 Titre : Essentials of Groundwater hydrology pertinent of water resources planning Type de document : texte imprimé Mention d'édition : WRC Editeur : WRC Année de publication : 1973 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-08917 Note générale : Recent advances in investigative and analytical methodes of groundwater hydrologiy, completed by with well established fundamental principles of groundwater reservoirs of the nation, provide firm footing for accelerated planning for management. Being a mobile resource, groundwater can be manipulated and managed. Modeling methods for simulation analysis constitute powerful tools for prediction of the effects of groundwater withdrawals and design of management programs. Prediction of groundwater quality behaviow, through lagging belind groundwater flow methods, is progressing rapidly with marked advancs in the past decade. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Hydrologie Eau souterraine Ressource en eau Planification Alimentation en eau Qualité de l'eau Index. décimale : 551.48 Hydrologie : Résumé : Recent advances in investigative and analytical methodes of groundwater hydrologiy, completed by with well established fundamental principles of groundwater reservoirs of the nation, provide firm footing for accelerated planning for management. Being a mobile resource, groundwater can be manipulated and managed. Modeling methods for simulation analysis constitute powerful tools for prediction of the effects of groundwater withdrawals and design of management programs. Prediction of groundwater quality behaviow, through lagging belind groundwater flow methods, is progressing rapidly with marked advancs in the past decade. Note de contenu : Recent advances in investigative and analytical methodes of groundwater hydrologiy, completed by with well established fundamental principles of groundwater reservoirs of the nation, provide firm footing for accelerated planning for management. Being a mobile resource, groundwater can be manipulated and managed. Modeling methods for simulation analysis constitute powerful tools for prediction of the effects of groundwater withdrawals and design of management programs. Prediction of groundwater quality behaviow, through lagging belind groundwater flow methods, is progressing rapidly with marked advancs in the past decade. Bulletin, 16. Essentials of Groundwater hydrology pertinent of water resources planning [texte imprimé] . - WRC . - WRC, 1973.
ISSN : CI-08917
Recent advances in investigative and analytical methodes of groundwater hydrologiy, completed by with well established fundamental principles of groundwater reservoirs of the nation, provide firm footing for accelerated planning for management. Being a mobile resource, groundwater can be manipulated and managed. Modeling methods for simulation analysis constitute powerful tools for prediction of the effects of groundwater withdrawals and design of management programs. Prediction of groundwater quality behaviow, through lagging belind groundwater flow methods, is progressing rapidly with marked advancs in the past decade.
Langues : Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés : Hydrologie Eau souterraine Ressource en eau Planification Alimentation en eau Qualité de l'eau Index. décimale : 551.48 Hydrologie : Résumé : Recent advances in investigative and analytical methodes of groundwater hydrologiy, completed by with well established fundamental principles of groundwater reservoirs of the nation, provide firm footing for accelerated planning for management. Being a mobile resource, groundwater can be manipulated and managed. Modeling methods for simulation analysis constitute powerful tools for prediction of the effects of groundwater withdrawals and design of management programs. Prediction of groundwater quality behaviow, through lagging belind groundwater flow methods, is progressing rapidly with marked advancs in the past decade. Note de contenu : Recent advances in investigative and analytical methodes of groundwater hydrologiy, completed by with well established fundamental principles of groundwater reservoirs of the nation, provide firm footing for accelerated planning for management. Being a mobile resource, groundwater can be manipulated and managed. Modeling methods for simulation analysis constitute powerful tools for prediction of the effects of groundwater withdrawals and design of management programs. Prediction of groundwater quality behaviow, through lagging belind groundwater flow methods, is progressing rapidly with marked advancs in the past decade. Réservation
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Titre : Water resources council : organization and functions Type de document : texte imprimé Mention d'édition : WRC Editeur : WRC Année de publication : 1971 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-06025 Note générale : The 1965 water resources planning act is designed to make water and related land resources programs contempory with times. These programs had grown so big and so complex that statutory means were needed to more vigorously pursue meaningful efforts of coordination. This act consists of three titles. Titles I describes the organisation of the council and states that it will consist of departments and independent agencies in the Federal government that have the major responsability of water resources programs throughout the nation title II authorizes the president to establish Federal-state river basin commissions, and title III authorizes Federal grants to state on a matching basis. Mots-clés : Ressource en eau Planification Maintenance Service Plan d'action Politique de l'eau Economie Index. décimale : 553.7 Eau : classer ici les ouvrages généraux sur l'eau Résumé : The 1965 water resources planning act is designed to make water and related land resources programs contempory with times. These programs had grown so big and so complex that statutory means were needed to more vigorously pursue meaningful efforts of coordination. This act consists of three titles. Titles I describes the organisation of the council and states that it will consist of departments and independent agencies in the Federal government that have the major responsability of water resources programs throughout the nation title II authorizes the president to establish Federal-state river basin commissions, and title III authorizes Federal grants to state on a matching basis. Note de contenu : The 1965 water resources planning act is designed to make water and related land resources programs contempory with times. These programs had grown so big and so complex that statutory means were needed to more vigorously pursue meaningful efforts of coordination. This act consists of three titles. Titles I describes the organisation of the council and states that it will consist of departments and independent agencies in the Federal government that have the major responsability of water resources programs throughout the nation title II authorizes the president to establish Federal-state river basin commissions, and title III authorizes Federal grants to state on a matching basis. Water resources council : organization and functions [texte imprimé] . - WRC . - WRC, 1971.
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The 1965 water resources planning act is designed to make water and related land resources programs contempory with times. These programs had grown so big and so complex that statutory means were needed to more vigorously pursue meaningful efforts of coordination. This act consists of three titles. Titles I describes the organisation of the council and states that it will consist of departments and independent agencies in the Federal government that have the major responsability of water resources programs throughout the nation title II authorizes the president to establish Federal-state river basin commissions, and title III authorizes Federal grants to state on a matching basis.
Mots-clés : Ressource en eau Planification Maintenance Service Plan d'action Politique de l'eau Economie Index. décimale : 553.7 Eau : classer ici les ouvrages généraux sur l'eau Résumé : The 1965 water resources planning act is designed to make water and related land resources programs contempory with times. These programs had grown so big and so complex that statutory means were needed to more vigorously pursue meaningful efforts of coordination. This act consists of three titles. Titles I describes the organisation of the council and states that it will consist of departments and independent agencies in the Federal government that have the major responsability of water resources programs throughout the nation title II authorizes the president to establish Federal-state river basin commissions, and title III authorizes Federal grants to state on a matching basis. Note de contenu : The 1965 water resources planning act is designed to make water and related land resources programs contempory with times. These programs had grown so big and so complex that statutory means were needed to more vigorously pursue meaningful efforts of coordination. This act consists of three titles. Titles I describes the organisation of the council and states that it will consist of departments and independent agencies in the Federal government that have the major responsability of water resources programs throughout the nation title II authorizes the president to establish Federal-state river basin commissions, and title III authorizes Federal grants to state on a matching basis. Réservation
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