Planning and Decision Support Tools for Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) on River Basin Level in the Southeast-Asian Region on the Example of Vietnam - Tools for Water Quantity and Quality Risk Assessment

Zindler, Björn; Borgmann, Andreas; Greassidis, Sandra; Jaschinski, Sylvia; Jolk, Christian; Stolpe, Harro

doi:10.5772/38807

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“…They represent water quantity as well as water quality issues. All the thematic maps were visualized in water planning maps (in some cases bundled in a Water Management Atlas or in a Web-GIS system [5]).…”

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Regional Water and Land Use Planning: Systematic Planning Support

Stolpe¹,

Hà²,

Jolk³

2022

Water Conservation - Inevitable Strategy

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Sustainable water and land use planning is an important component of regional planning. Regional planning, as a multi-sectoral concept, serves as a framework for sub-regional and local planning. Water and land use planning needs as comprehensive a system understanding as possible, of water and land uses. This forms the basis for managing water resources quantity and quality, in coordination with the existing land use. The developed systematic GIS-based planning approaches, for a sustainable water allocation and water quality conservation, as well as the resulting recommendations for actions, supports water management on a regional and local planning level. The developed concepts are illustrated by up-to-date project results of the R&D research projects “ViWaT-Planning” Stolpe et al., in the Mekong Delta in Vietnam and “iWaGSS” Jolk et al., in the Olifants River Basin in South Africa. Both R&D projects are funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and are coordinated directly with existing water management institutions and their measures in both countries. The focus of this publication will be on the general methodology of planning support, in the fields of water and land use.

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“…These research projects are located, mainly, in Vietnam and in South Africa, under different spatial and climatic conditions. Table 1 characterizes the different investigation areas [1][2][3][4][5].…”

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Regional Water and Land Use Planning: Systematic Planning Support

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Hà²,

Jolk³

2022

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“…The approach is based on results of the joint R&D project "IWRM Vietnam" (cf. JOLK et al 2010;ZINDLER et al 2012), which were transferred to the situation and data availability in South Africa.…”

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A GIS-Based Decision-Support Tool for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Middle Olifants River System

Jolk¹,

Stolpe²,

Wössner³

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We describe qualitative planning and decision support for Integrated Water Resource Management. The underlying method assesses the contamination risk of water resources on a quaternary catchment level, in order to identify hot-spot areas with high problem intensity and with a priority call for action. The method has been fully automated with the help of the Disy Cadenza workbench. The results have been made available to decision makers through a WebGIS (Cadenza Web) and through a Tablet-GIS (Cadenza Mobile) for offline usage.

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