Infrastructure, Hydrology, and Policy: Socio-Hydrological Modeling of Urban Water Consumption Dynamics

Garcia, Margaret.

2017

Description
  • Abstract: The reliability of our water systems depends not only on natural hydrological systems but on the human systems that both change and respond to changes in natural systems. Fundamental to planning and managing a reliable water system is an understanding of system response to past changes. Socio-hydrological modeling has the potential to address this challenge by integrating feedback ... read more
This object is in collection Creator department Thesis Type Genre Permanent URL
ID:
w0892p26k
Component ID:
tufts:22405
To Cite:
TARC Citation Guide    EndNote