Much of the practical use of water quality models is related to Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA). There is a boom of released EIA guidelines from various institutions, typically with little reference to specific methodologies. This paper presents a discussion on the applicability of various water quality modelling approaches for use in different phases of an EIA protocol. The criteria used include the project cycle process, decision types, scales of impact and paradigms and cognitive styles of problem solving. Illustration is given with a selection of approaches used in a range of natural, socio-economic and institutional settings
Environmental Impact Assessment: Procedures and Practice is concerned with the process of environmen...
Models of water quality are the instruments that help in in simulating and envisaging the distributi...
As concerns increase over the scarcity of water resources and the role of anthropogenic activities, ...
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of any development project is now a part of the project analys...
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of any development project is now a part of the project analys...
Water quality modelling for decision-making occurs at a disciplinary divide between science and mana...
Maintaining water quality and predicting the fate of water pollutants are one of the important tasks...
The safeguard of water resources requires an unitary and integrated action and needs a prevention no...
Water quality refers to the chemical, physical, biological, and radiological characteristics of wate...
Water quality modelling is an important tool used in various water quality management proceedings th...
Abstract: Catchment managers often turn to computer-based water quality models to support catchment ...
The usefulness of water quality simulation models for environmental management is explored with a fo...
In the modern era, water quality indices and models have received attention from environmentalists, ...
Abstract Quality of water and its assessment model review is here with explained in the following s...
Due to the rapid development of computational problem solving technologies, both in theoretical term...
Environmental Impact Assessment: Procedures and Practice is concerned with the process of environmen...
Models of water quality are the instruments that help in in simulating and envisaging the distributi...
As concerns increase over the scarcity of water resources and the role of anthropogenic activities, ...
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of any development project is now a part of the project analys...
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of any development project is now a part of the project analys...
Water quality modelling for decision-making occurs at a disciplinary divide between science and mana...
Maintaining water quality and predicting the fate of water pollutants are one of the important tasks...
The safeguard of water resources requires an unitary and integrated action and needs a prevention no...
Water quality refers to the chemical, physical, biological, and radiological characteristics of wate...
Water quality modelling is an important tool used in various water quality management proceedings th...
Abstract: Catchment managers often turn to computer-based water quality models to support catchment ...
The usefulness of water quality simulation models for environmental management is explored with a fo...
In the modern era, water quality indices and models have received attention from environmentalists, ...
Abstract Quality of water and its assessment model review is here with explained in the following s...
Due to the rapid development of computational problem solving technologies, both in theoretical term...
Environmental Impact Assessment: Procedures and Practice is concerned with the process of environmen...
Models of water quality are the instruments that help in in simulating and envisaging the distributi...
As concerns increase over the scarcity of water resources and the role of anthropogenic activities, ...