A Web-GIS for decision making to achieve water quality standards of water bodies through collaborative watershed modeling

Autor: Eileen Andrea Acosta, Regina Tiemy Kishi, Marcelo Luiz de Souza, Gabriel Henrique de Almeida Pereira, Tobias Bernward Bleninger, Cristóvão Vicente Scapulatempo Fernandes, Camila Bergmann Goulart, João Marcos Carvalho, Bruna Arcie Polli, Danieli Mara Ferreira, Arthur Humberto Rocha Ferreira, Alexei Nowatzki, Alana Louise Werneck Lassen

Publikováno v: Revista Brasileira de Recursos Hídricos, Vol 28 (2023)

ABSTRACT Ensuring compliance with the minimum Water Quality Standards stipulated by law demands the implementation of strategic measures within the watershed. Water pollution modeling serves as a tool to guide the formulations of effective pollution

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Collaborative Watershed Modeling as Stakeholder Engagement Tool for Science-Based Water Policy Assessment in São Paulo, Brazil

Autor: Se Jong Cho, Claudio Klemz, Samuel Barreto, Justus Raepple, Henrique Bracale, Eileen Andrea Acosta, Carlos Andres Rogéliz-Prada, Bruna S. Ciasca

Publikováno v: Water
Volume 15
Issue 3
Pages: 401

This study describes a collaborative modeling process deployed at the Cantareira Water Supply System (CWSS) in São Paulo City Metropolitan Area, Brazil. The CWSS faces challenges for meeting the increasing water demand, while land-use and climate ch

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Simulação de cenários de uso e ocupação das terras na bacia hidrográfica do Rio Camboriú utilizando o modelo SWAT

Autor: Adilson Pinheiro, Luis Hamilton Pospissil Garbossa, Eileen Andrea Acosta Porras, Éverton Blainski

Publikováno v: RBRH, Volume: 22, Article number: e33, Published: 20 APR 2017
Revista Brasileira de Recursos Hídricos, Vol 22
RBRH v.22 2017
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Changes in the Earth’s landscape have been the focus of much environmental research. In this context, hydrological models stand out as tools for several assessments. This study aimed to use the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) hydrological mod

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