The water dispatching of river basins during dry periods under the most stringent water management system in China

Since 2011, China has implemented its most stringent water management system to effectively protect water resources and guarantee socioeconomic development. More basin-scale water division schemes have been developed to act as references for basin-scale water resources management. Water dispatching...

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Published in:Water policy 2021-10, Vol.23 (5), p.1230-1248
Main Authors: He, Yanhu, Gong, Zhenjie, Zheng, Yanhui, Bai, Xiaoyan, Wang, Peng
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Algorithms
Basins
Case studies
Efficiency
Frameworks
Inflow
jian river basin
most stringent water management system
Pollutants
Rain
Rainfall
Reservoirs
River basins
Rivers
Socioeconomic development
Socioeconomic factors
south china
Storage
Water consumption
Water discharge
water dispatching
Water inflow
Water management
Water pollution
Water quality
Water resources
Water resources management
Water storage
Water supply
Water users
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Case studies
Efficiency
Frameworks
Inflow
jian river basin
most stringent water management system
Pollutants
Rain
Rainfall
Reservoirs
River basins
Rivers
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Water consumption
Water discharge
water dispatching
Water inflow
Water management
Water pollution
Water quality
Water resources
Water resources management
Water storage
Water supply
Water users
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