GIS in Water Resources Engineering

Contents: Preface. 1. Water resources. 2. Water resources management. 3. Using treated wastewater to recharge reclaimed land. 4. Analysis of forces. 5. Economic development. 6. Comparison of optimization. 7. Ensure sustainable development of water resources. 8. Exploitation of water supply. Index.

The book introduces primary field data collection methods and describes procedures for interpretation and analysis. Also it focuses on the linkage of GIS data with water resource analysis and management models. Applications are presented with description of GIS database development analysis background theory and model integration with GIS.

GIS in Water Resources Engineering arms engineers and planners with an arsenal of tools to assist in the creation of a reliable environmentally sensitive infrastructure. The book examines various ways that innovative water resource managers are using spatial analysis and electronic mapping to provide increased functionality and reliability to the complex systems they oversee. The book also discussed GIS important tool for unity as countries who are seeking acceptance to the economic union must use the technology to bring their water infrastructures into conformance with EU standards.