From Analyses to Implementation and Innovation
Reviews of the water resource systems planning and management literature show considerable interest in methodological issues and less so in implementation experiences. This paper offers some thoughts on the use of our analysis tools in the political environment where water management decisions are t...
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description | Reviews of the water resource systems planning and management literature show considerable interest in methodological issues and less so in implementation experiences. This paper offers some thoughts on the use of our analysis tools in the political environment where water management decisions are typically made. This paper also addresses the challenge of going beyond analysis and synthesis to innovation. How can we extend our modeling methods so as to help ourselves become more creative in the identification of potentially improved infrastructure design and/or operating policies, and even of institutional changes, that we have otherwise not considered or thought of? |
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spelling | doaj.art-71f663be7b39453898f8ea775d592af42023-11-19T20:09:05ZengMDPI AGWater2073-44412020-03-0112497410.3390/w12040974From Analyses to Implementation and InnovationDaniel P. Loucks0School of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Institute of Public Affairs Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14850, USAReviews of the water resource systems planning and management literature show considerable interest in methodological issues and less so in implementation experiences. This paper offers some thoughts on the use of our analysis tools in the political environment where water management decisions are typically made. This paper also addresses the challenge of going beyond analysis and synthesis to innovation. How can we extend our modeling methods so as to help ourselves become more creative in the identification of potentially improved infrastructure design and/or operating policies, and even of institutional changes, that we have otherwise not considered or thought of?https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4441/12/4/974systems analyseswater resourcesplanningmanagementimplementationpolitical processes |
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title | From Analyses to Implementation and Innovation |
title_full | From Analyses to Implementation and Innovation |
title_fullStr | From Analyses to Implementation and Innovation |
title_full_unstemmed | From Analyses to Implementation and Innovation |
title_short | From Analyses to Implementation and Innovation |
title_sort | from analyses to implementation and innovation |
topic | systems analyses water resources planning management implementation political processes |
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