The Multidimensional Aspect of Water Resources Management in Metropolitan Areas (a Case Study of the Poznań Metropolis)

Graf, Renata; Pyszny, Krzysztof

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“…As to why the NFLT concept can resonate effortlessly within the context of water resources management can be sought in the multi-dimensional and multi-stakeholder nature of water resources. As one of the most fundamental infrastructures of a society, often water resources systems, and water resources in general, needs to be justified on multiple fronts that are bound by factors ranging from the technical side of things to economic, cultural, environmental, socio-political, or legislative-related constraints (Bozorg-Haddad et al 2018;Graf and Pyszny 2021;Zolghadr-Asli et al 2021). Add to this the fact that, when it comes to water resources, more often than not, one needs to accommodate multi-stakeholders with often conflicting interests (Ganji et al 2007;Fallah-Mehdipour et al 2011;Kazemi et al 2022).…”

Section: Interpretation Of Nflt In the Context Of Water Resources Man...mentioning

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No-free-lunch-theorem: a page taken from the computational intelligence for water resources planning and management

Zolghadr‐Asli

2023

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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The long pursuit to alleviate the global water crisis has been riddled with revolutionary decision-making paradigms, forwardthinking theoretical concepts, and even ground-breaking technologies. This journey, however, is centered around the expectation of discovering what could be seen as the ultimate solution to all water-related problems. These nuances, revolutionary ideas, and cutting-edge technologies raise an ostensibly simple but fundamentally crucial question: Is there or can there ever be a singular universal ideal solution to address the water resources crisis that can potentially ensure the ideas of the sustainable development paradigm? This paper tends to take inspiration from the well-established no-free-lunch theorem (NFLT) to refute the possibility of such a solution in the context of water resources management. Such an interpretation also emphasizes that any remedy intended to address water resources issues must be tailored to the particular circumstances of each case. However, it should be noted that these findings are not intended to undermine the importance of current approaches but rather to emphasize how these concepts or technologies should be used as an inspiration to curate an ad hoc version of the said solution that can reflect local requirements or constraints.

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Section: Interpretation Of Nflt In the Context Of Water Resources Man...mentioning

confidence: 99%

No-free-lunch-theorem: a page taken from the computational intelligence for water resources planning and management

Zolghadr‐Asli

2023

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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The Multidimensional Aspect of Water Resources Management in Metropolitan Areas (a Case Study of the Poznań Metropolis)

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No-free-lunch-theorem: a page taken from the computational intelligence for water resources planning and management

No-free-lunch-theorem: a page taken from the computational intelligence for water resources planning and management

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