Water Resources Systems

A system is a group of elements that interact or are interdependent on a regular basis to form a coherent whole. Water resources are an excellent example of interacting bodies influenced by similar forces. Water resource planning and management has long been a challenge for societies around the world, owing to rising populations and resource usage, user rivalry, and, more recently, extensive ecological degradation and climate change. A water resources system is a collection of interconnected hydrologic, infrastructural, ecological, and human water processes. It comprises bio geophysical processes such as the hydrologic cycle and ecosystem functioning, as well as human processes such as infrastructure development, operation, and removal, as well as other human decisions and acts such as water use, enjoyment, harm, or payment

Committee Members
Speaker at Euro-Global Climate Change Conference 2023 - Marte Gutierrez

Marte Gutierrez

University Transportation Center for Underground Transportation Infrastructure (UTC-UTI), United States
Speaker at Euro-Global Climate Change Conference 2023 - Azzeddine Oudjehane

Azzeddine Oudjehane

Southern Alberta Institute of Technology, Canada
Speaker at Euro-Global Climate Change Conference 2023 - Gareth B Neighbour

Gareth B Neighbour

School of Engineering & Innovation The Open University, United Kingdom
EGCCC 2023 Speakers
Speaker at Euro-Global Climate Change Conference 2023 - Gisela Cebrian Bernat

Gisela Cebrian Bernat

Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Spain
Speaker at Euro-Global Climate Change Conference 2023 - Luliana Laura Calugaru

Luliana Laura Calugaru

Industrial Waste Technology Center (CTRI), Canada

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