Author: Lin Hongxiao
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: "The Water Resource Management Knowledge Series" is developed in response to the need to strengthen water resource management, providing a scientific basis for macro-level water resource management and offering reference information for water resource management personnel at all levels. It also serves as a learning, training, and guidance resource for grassroots water conservancy workers. The series consists of 5 volumes, covering fundamental knowledge of water resource development, utilization, protection, and management, as well as theories, methods, and practices of water resource and water use management, water resource protection, water resource economics, and other related aspects. This book is the 2nd volume of the series, divided into 8 chapters. It primarily focuses on the concepts, strategies, and measures of sustainable water resource utilization management, explores China's water resource management practices, existing issues, difficulties, and hot topics. The book elaborates on water resource management policies and regulations, management concepts, content, methods, and case studies. It serves as a reference for grassroots water conservancy and water resource management professionals in learning and work, and can also be used as a teaching material for students and faculty in water conservancy, water resource, hydrology, and environmental-related fields.
Water Resource Management Theory and Practice
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