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Institutional Analysis and Water Resources Managementbsequent section of the paper presents the outlines of an application of this framework in an ongoing examination of water resource management and climate change in the upper Rio Grande basin in the United States.

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Normative Aggression and Violence,riability is discussed. Climate change scenarios are then presented, both for equilibrium and transient conditions, and impacts of such predicted changes, such as sea-level rise, cyclone development and snow cover variations, are indicated. Finally, improvements in climate models that are likely to be achieved in the next future, are discussed.

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Ketty Schwartz,Jean-Jacques Mercadiere non-controllable part of the input. Other elements of the system, such as the state transition function, may also change. The problem is then to find the action or controllable input that leads to acceptable consequences measured in terms of .‘s. This control action should be taken within the existing policy framework whenever possible.

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Systems Engineering of Natural Resources under Changing Physical Conditions: A Framework for Reliabie non-controllable part of the input. Other elements of the system, such as the state transition function, may also change. The problem is then to find the action or controllable input that leads to acceptable consequences measured in terms of .‘s. This control action should be taken within the existing policy framework whenever possible.

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Numerical Models for the Simulation of Natural and Anthropogenic Climate Variationsriability is discussed. Climate change scenarios are then presented, both for equilibrium and transient conditions, and impacts of such predicted changes, such as sea-level rise, cyclone development and snow cover variations, are indicated. Finally, improvements in climate models that are likely to be achieved in the next future, are discussed.

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Systems Engineering of Natural Resources under Changing Physical Conditions: A Framework for Reliabietail. The discrete dynamic system model elements are defined and then the system design methodology used in both of the first two phases consists of identifying six sets of requirements, namely: (1) input-output; (2) available technology; (3) performance indices (.) and figures of merit (.); (4) Re

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