Titlebook: Diachronic Climatic Impacts on Water Resources; with Emphasis on the Andreas N. Angelakis,Arie S. Issar Conference proceedings 1996 Springe

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Response of Some Hydrogeological Systems in Central Italy to Climatic Variations,00 years. Water surplus is understood here to be the water in the hydrological balance which is available as surface runoff and aquifer recharge. The other aims of this work are to describe the present climatic trends and, on the basis of these and that which has taken place in the past, to attempt

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Catchment Hydrological Sensitivities to Climate Changes,0 to 1970) as to whether changes (signals) within typical water resources systems design periods (100 years or less) can indeed be distinguished from random variations (noise) in a physical hydrological time series (US. National Academy of Sciences, 1977). The advent of general circulation models (G

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The Impact of Climatic Change on Available Moisture in Arid Lands: Examples from the American Souths ground cover, or to permit cultivation without irrigation(Meigs, 1952). The bulk of these deserts lie between 15° and 30° North and South latitude (Fig.12-1). In these tropical and temperate deserts, precipitation primarily arrives during the summer via. monsoonal circulation. However, in western

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Perspectives of Future Crop Water Requirements in Spain: The Case of Maize as a Reference Crop,and the rest, 24,200 hm. year-. is consumed in agriculture and represents 80% of the total consumption (MOPT, 1993a). One of the main objectives of the future law on water use (“Ley del Plan Hidrologico Nacional”) is to increase use efficiency in order to increase water availability (MOPT, 1993b, pp

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Impact of Climatic Changes on Coastal Water Quality,d primarily on precipitation and air temperature changes from an assumed doubling in CO. (the 2×CO. scenario). For water resources, more specifically, climatic changes affect both quantity and quality. The effects on water quantity are presented in detail elsewhere in this volume and are not discuss

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Management of Water Resources and Wastewater Reuse in Palma de Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain,surface and the impossibility to catch resources from distant basins, make this environment sensible to water deficits. With a surface of 3,623 km., the island of Majorca is one of the biggest in the Mediterranean sea. It has some 300 km of coastline and a mild climate, with sunshine quite every day