2015
DOI: 10.21168/rbrh.v20n2.p352-359
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Estresse hidrológico: aplicação às bacias dos rios Paraopeba e Sapucaí, Minas Gerais

Abstract: O cotejo entre as demandas e as disponibilidades hídricas, em meio às diversas variáveis a serem consideradas na atividade de gerenciamento, apresenta diferentes cenários, cujas avaliações e interpretações são muito úteis às tomadas de decisão pelo órgão gestor de recursos hídricos. Uma das possíveis alternativas para se realizar tal cotejo refere-se ao conceito de estresse hidrológico, o qual estabelece o balanço entre a vazão disponível, obtida com base na curva de permanência de vazões de uma dada seção flu… Show more

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“…According to Durães et al (2015), this methodology takes into account the analysis of the permanence curve, which reflects seasonality, physiographic characteristics of the sub-basins, location, and geology. It therefore provides management bodies with a hydrological stress assessment tool.…”
Section: Methodology For Estimating Hydrological Stress (Hs)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…According to Durães et al (2015), this methodology takes into account the analysis of the permanence curve, which reflects seasonality, physiographic characteristics of the sub-basins, location, and geology. It therefore provides management bodies with a hydrological stress assessment tool.…”
Section: Methodology For Estimating Hydrological Stress (Hs)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The efficient allocation of water among the usage demands required by the various economic sectors, as well as the maintenance of necessary minimum flows in the watercourses to protection the river ecosystems are tasks frequently required of water resource managers and governmental agencies (Durães et al, 2015). According to Harris et al (2006), hydrological stress (HS) is an index that determines the amount of discharge reduced from a watercourse due to concessions to meet the various water usage demands.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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