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Twelve Can Climate Predictions Be of Practical Use in Western Water Management?
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents v
- Acronyms and abbreviations vii
- Preface ix
- Introduction 1
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Part One Prospects for Understanding and Predicting Variability of Climate
- One Predicting Climate Variations in the American West: What Are Our Prospects? 9
- Two Climate Variability in the west: Complex Spatial Structure Associated With Topography, and Observational Issues 28
- Three Dendrochronological Evidence for Long-Term Hydroclimatic Variability 49
- Four Acquisition, Management, and Dissemination of Climate Date 59
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Part Two Linkages Between Prediction of Climate and Hygrology
- Five Use of Weather and Climate Information in Forecastion Water Supply in the Western United States 69
- Six Assessing the Effects of Climate Change on the Water Resources of the Western United States 93
- Seven Improving Water-Resource System Performance Through Long-Range Climate Forecastes: The Pacific Northwest Experience 107
- Eight Has Modeling of Water Resources on the Basis of Climate and Hygrology Reached Its Full Potential? 123
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Part Three Responses of Water Managers to Climate Variability and Climate Change
- Nine What Can Water Managers Do About Climate Variability and Change? 131
- Ten Managemant of Colorado River Resources 143
- Eleven Water Development and Management Along the South Platte River of Colorado 153
- Twelve Can Climate Predictions Be of Practical Use in Western Water Management? 161
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Part Four Perspectives on Society, Institutions, and Water
- Thirteen A Changing Geography: Growth, Land Use, and Water in the Interior West 171
- Fourteen Constraints of Law and Policy on the Management of Western Water 183
- Fifteen Economic and Institutional Strategies for Adaptiong to Water-Resource Effects of Climate Change 235
- Sixteen Climate Variability: Social, Policy, and Institutional Issues 251
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Part Five Analyzing the Analysts
- Seventeen Western Water Resources and “Climete of Opinion” Variables 273
- About the contributors 283
- Index 285
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents v
- Acronyms and abbreviations vii
- Preface ix
- Introduction 1
-
Part One Prospects for Understanding and Predicting Variability of Climate
- One Predicting Climate Variations in the American West: What Are Our Prospects? 9
- Two Climate Variability in the west: Complex Spatial Structure Associated With Topography, and Observational Issues 28
- Three Dendrochronological Evidence for Long-Term Hydroclimatic Variability 49
- Four Acquisition, Management, and Dissemination of Climate Date 59
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Part Two Linkages Between Prediction of Climate and Hygrology
- Five Use of Weather and Climate Information in Forecastion Water Supply in the Western United States 69
- Six Assessing the Effects of Climate Change on the Water Resources of the Western United States 93
- Seven Improving Water-Resource System Performance Through Long-Range Climate Forecastes: The Pacific Northwest Experience 107
- Eight Has Modeling of Water Resources on the Basis of Climate and Hygrology Reached Its Full Potential? 123
-
Part Three Responses of Water Managers to Climate Variability and Climate Change
- Nine What Can Water Managers Do About Climate Variability and Change? 131
- Ten Managemant of Colorado River Resources 143
- Eleven Water Development and Management Along the South Platte River of Colorado 153
- Twelve Can Climate Predictions Be of Practical Use in Western Water Management? 161
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Part Four Perspectives on Society, Institutions, and Water
- Thirteen A Changing Geography: Growth, Land Use, and Water in the Interior West 171
- Fourteen Constraints of Law and Policy on the Management of Western Water 183
- Fifteen Economic and Institutional Strategies for Adaptiong to Water-Resource Effects of Climate Change 235
- Sixteen Climate Variability: Social, Policy, and Institutional Issues 251
-
Part Five Analyzing the Analysts
- Seventeen Western Water Resources and “Climete of Opinion” Variables 273
- About the contributors 283
- Index 285