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Human impacts, complexity, variability and non-homogeneity: four dilemmas for the water resources modeller

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2006

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Daniell, Katherine
Daniell, T

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IAHS Press

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Water modellers are commonly faced with a range of dilemmas due to the complex, uncertain and conflicting nature of the problems currently studied. The limitations of present techniques to deal with the variability and non-homogeneity of future data sets

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Keywords: Climate change; Human engineering; Mathematical models; Reservoirs (water); River basin projects; Anthropogenic lands; Climatic variability; Human impacts; Water systems; Water resources; anthropogenic effect; climate variation; complexity; homogeneity; w ANN; Australia; Complexity; Human impacts; Modelling; Non-homogeneity; Resilience; Variability; Water resources

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/27834

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ANU Research Publications

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FRIEND conference Proceedings

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