The Associated Flood Management Programme of the World Meteorological Organisation and Global Water Partnership (2002) has suggested that there are a number of implications for flood management. he first of these is to recognise that the catchment is a system. If we consider the functioning of the catchment; it is a dynamic system in which there are exchanges and movements of sediment, water an...

background: provision of safe drinking water is one of the basic needs of every society and it will only be possible through preventive and comprehensive management of drinking water security programs such as haccp. hazard analysis critical control point (haccp) is an internationally accepted process control system which includes recognition and determination of risk factor properties of proces...

limitation of water resources in the earth has turned it as a valuable economic commodity. accordingly, the agricultural sector of which according to studies has the largest wasted water should be managed. therefore, it is advisable to use the application of methods and programming models such as the decision support system along with the abilities of gis in order to management of the water res...

The current research is trying to identify the effective modules (system modules) that form the integrated e-learning dashboard for educational processes and learning opportunities based on ISO 29990 in the municipality of Tehran. The educational process management system, which is currently providing classroom training services, is able to improve the situation by incorporating integrated mana...

A smart water management system basically refers to a created collect information on the distribution, pressure, and flow of in city or town. Our principal objective is improve current for managing meeting needs urban areas. goals include areas' while [1] ensuring sustainability security, developing rainwater harvesting nearby treatment facility additional use, mechanism identify source leaks s...

abstract desertification could cause reduction of the ecological and biological potential of land which may occur both naturally and artificially. identifying and evaluating the effective factors in development of desertification is very important for better management of land. the aim of this research is to evaluate the sensitive input parameters in the desertification condition by using of ar...

Water management by woody species encompasses characters involved in seeking, transporting and evaporating water. Examples of adaptation of individual characters to water availability are common, but little is known about the adaptability of whole-plant water management. Here we use plant hydration and growth to examine variation in whole-plant water management characteristics within the conife...