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• catalog abstract "CD-ROM contains: secondary material in relation to Appendices 2 and 3, the EIA model and its associated data files, and the input and output files for the case study described in Chapter 7.".
• catalog alternative "Environmental impacts for water resources planning".
• catalog contributor b12491587.
• catalog created "c2002.".
• catalog date "2002".
• catalog date "c2002.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c2002.".
• catalog description "4.6. Applications of valuation techniques to water-related projects -- Chapter 5 -- INTEGRATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS INTO WATER-RESOURCES PLANNING -- 5.1. Treatment of environmental issues -- 5.1.1. Extension of benefit-cost analysis to include environmental objectives -- 5.1.2. Multi-criteria analysis to incorporate environmental issues -- 5.2. The approach to integrate environmental objectives into planning models: conceptual basis -- 5.2.1. Integration of environmental impacts into the objective function -- 5.2.2. Development of Environmental Impact Factors -- 5.3. Use of Composite Programming to develop environmental impact factors -- 5.3.1. Principles of Composite Programming -- 5.3.2. The procedure for Composite Programming -- 5.3.3 Evaluation of an option and selection of the best option -- 5.3.4. Development ofEIF from Composite Programming -- Chapter 6 -- MODEL DEVELOPMENT FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC WATER-RESOURCES PLANNING -- 6.1. General considerations -- ".
• catalog description "6.2. The Environmental Impact Assessment model -- 6.2.1. Reading the data -- 6.2.2. Evaluation of general environmental criteria -- 6.2.3. Calculation of higher indicator values, EIF and the completion of the procedure -- 6.2.4. Writing data and outputs -- 6.2.5. Description of input data and outputs -- 6.2.6. Hardware and software requirements -- 6.3. Economic planning model -- 6.4. Overall model -- 6.4.1. Coupling the economic planning and EIA models -- Chapter 7 -- CASE STUDY: AN ENVIRONMENTALLY-SENSITIVE WATER-RESOURCES PLAN FOR ENGLAND AND WALES -- 7.1. General considerations -- 7.2. Description of case-study area -- 7.3. Description of the NRA national water plan -- 7.4. The model used in the application -- 7.5. Environmental evaluation of the options -- 7.6. Model runs -- 7.6.1. Model runs by modifying the EIA model input file -- 7.6.2. Sensitivity analysis: model runs with modified weights -- 7.7. Model results -- 7.8. Comments on case study -- REFERENCES/BIBLIOGRAPHY -- ".
• catalog description "APPENDICES -- Al. Description of EIF Types -- A2. Environmental Impacts of Water-resource Developments -- A2.1. General considerations -- A2.2. Descriptions of project types considered -- A3. Assigning Weights and Balancing Factors -- A4. Sample Questionnaire -- A5. Weights and Balancing Factors in terms of Weighting Options -- A6. Contents of CD-ROM -- A6.1. The APPENDICES directory -- A6.2. The EIA directory.".
• catalog description "CD-ROM contains: secondary material in relation to Appendices 2 and 3, the EIA model and its associated data files, and the input and output files for the case study described in Chapter 7.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. [141]-172).".
• catalog description "MULTI-CRITERIA DECISION-MAKING TECHNIQUES -- 3.1. Basic concepts -- 3.2. Formulation of the general multi-criteria programming problem -- 3.3. History of MCDM techniques -- 3.4. Review of MCDM techniques -- 3.4.1. Outranking type of techniques -- 3.4.2. Distance-based techniques -- 3.4.3. Value or utility type of techniques -- 3.4.4. Mixed type of techniques -- 3.5. Selection of an appropriate MCDM technique -- 3.6. Applications of MCDM techniques to water-resources planning -- Chapter 4 -- ECONOMIC VALUATION TECHNIQUES FOR THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS -- 4.1. Historical considerations -- 4.2. Theoretical basis of economic analysis -- 4.3. Identification and quantification of environmental impacts -- 4.4. Economic valuation techniques -- 4.4.1. Generally-applicable techniques -- 4.4.2. Potentially-applicable techniques -- 4.4.3. Survey-based techniques and macro-economic models -- 4.5. Choosing the most appropriate technique -- ".
• catalog description "Machine generated contents note: Chapter 1 -- INTRODUCTION -- 1.1. Purpose of the book -- 1.2. Water-resources planning (WRP) -- 1.3. Consideration of environmental issues in WRP -- 1.4. Need for practical tools to integrate environmental impacts into WRP -- 1.5. Arrangement of the book -- Chapter 2 -- SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES USED IN WATER-RESOURCES PLANNING -- 2.1. Basic concepts and history -- 2.2. Formulation of general optimisation problem -- 2.3. System analysis techniques used in water-resources planning -- 2.3.1. The unit cost method -- 2.3.2. The equivalent cost per period -- 2.3.3. Linear programming -- 2.3.4. Mixed-integer modelling -- 2.3.5. The branch-and-bound algorithm to solve MIP problem -- 2.3.6. Dynamic programming -- 2.3.7. Search techniques -- 2.3.8. Decomposition and multilevel optimisation -- 2.3.9. Heuristic programming -- 2.3.10. Genetic algorithms -- 2.4. Illustrative examples of water-resources planning studies -- Chapter 3 -- ".
• catalog description "System requirements for accompanying computer disc: IBM-PC or equivalent; CD-ROM drive.".
• catalog extent "192 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "Environmental impacts on water resources planning.".
• catalog identifier "1853127922".
• catalog isFormatOf "Environmental impacts on water resources planning.".
• catalog isPartOf "International series on progress in water resources, 1461-6513 ; v. 6".
• catalog issued "2002".
• catalog issued "c2002.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Southampton, UK ; Boston : WIT Press,".
• catalog relation "Environmental impacts on water resources planning.".
• catalog requires "System requirements for accompanying computer disc: IBM-PC or equivalent; CD-ROM drive.".
• catalog subject "TD195.W3 Y87 2002".
• catalog subject "Water resources development Environmental aspects.".
• catalog subject "Water-supply Planning.".
• catalog tableOfContents "4.6. Applications of valuation techniques to water-related projects -- Chapter 5 -- INTEGRATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS INTO WATER-RESOURCES PLANNING -- 5.1. Treatment of environmental issues -- 5.1.1. Extension of benefit-cost analysis to include environmental objectives -- 5.1.2. Multi-criteria analysis to incorporate environmental issues -- 5.2. The approach to integrate environmental objectives into planning models: conceptual basis -- 5.2.1. Integration of environmental impacts into the objective function -- 5.2.2. Development of Environmental Impact Factors -- 5.3. Use of Composite Programming to develop environmental impact factors -- 5.3.1. Principles of Composite Programming -- 5.3.2. The procedure for Composite Programming -- 5.3.3 Evaluation of an option and selection of the best option -- 5.3.4. Development ofEIF from Composite Programming -- Chapter 6 -- MODEL DEVELOPMENT FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC WATER-RESOURCES PLANNING -- 6.1. General considerations -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "6.2. The Environmental Impact Assessment model -- 6.2.1. Reading the data -- 6.2.2. Evaluation of general environmental criteria -- 6.2.3. Calculation of higher indicator values, EIF and the completion of the procedure -- 6.2.4. Writing data and outputs -- 6.2.5. Description of input data and outputs -- 6.2.6. Hardware and software requirements -- 6.3. Economic planning model -- 6.4. Overall model -- 6.4.1. Coupling the economic planning and EIA models -- Chapter 7 -- CASE STUDY: AN ENVIRONMENTALLY-SENSITIVE WATER-RESOURCES PLAN FOR ENGLAND AND WALES -- 7.1. General considerations -- 7.2. Description of case-study area -- 7.3. Description of the NRA national water plan -- 7.4. The model used in the application -- 7.5. Environmental evaluation of the options -- 7.6. Model runs -- 7.6.1. Model runs by modifying the EIA model input file -- 7.6.2. Sensitivity analysis: model runs with modified weights -- 7.7. Model results -- 7.8. Comments on case study -- REFERENCES/BIBLIOGRAPHY -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "APPENDICES -- Al. Description of EIF Types -- A2. Environmental Impacts of Water-resource Developments -- A2.1. General considerations -- A2.2. Descriptions of project types considered -- A3. Assigning Weights and Balancing Factors -- A4. Sample Questionnaire -- A5. Weights and Balancing Factors in terms of Weighting Options -- A6. Contents of CD-ROM -- A6.1. The APPENDICES directory -- A6.2. The EIA directory.".
• catalog tableOfContents "MULTI-CRITERIA DECISION-MAKING TECHNIQUES -- 3.1. Basic concepts -- 3.2. Formulation of the general multi-criteria programming problem -- 3.3. History of MCDM techniques -- 3.4. Review of MCDM techniques -- 3.4.1. Outranking type of techniques -- 3.4.2. Distance-based techniques -- 3.4.3. Value or utility type of techniques -- 3.4.4. Mixed type of techniques -- 3.5. Selection of an appropriate MCDM technique -- 3.6. Applications of MCDM techniques to water-resources planning -- Chapter 4 -- ECONOMIC VALUATION TECHNIQUES FOR THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS -- 4.1. Historical considerations -- 4.2. Theoretical basis of economic analysis -- 4.3. Identification and quantification of environmental impacts -- 4.4. Economic valuation techniques -- 4.4.1. Generally-applicable techniques -- 4.4.2. Potentially-applicable techniques -- 4.4.3. Survey-based techniques and macro-economic models -- 4.5. Choosing the most appropriate technique -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Chapter 1 -- INTRODUCTION -- 1.1. Purpose of the book -- 1.2. Water-resources planning (WRP) -- 1.3. Consideration of environmental issues in WRP -- 1.4. Need for practical tools to integrate environmental impacts into WRP -- 1.5. Arrangement of the book -- Chapter 2 -- SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES USED IN WATER-RESOURCES PLANNING -- 2.1. Basic concepts and history -- 2.2. Formulation of general optimisation problem -- 2.3. System analysis techniques used in water-resources planning -- 2.3.1. The unit cost method -- 2.3.2. The equivalent cost per period -- 2.3.3. Linear programming -- 2.3.4. Mixed-integer modelling -- 2.3.5. The branch-and-bound algorithm to solve MIP problem -- 2.3.6. Dynamic programming -- 2.3.7. Search techniques -- 2.3.8. Decomposition and multilevel optimisation -- 2.3.9. Heuristic programming -- 2.3.10. Genetic algorithms -- 2.4. Illustrative examples of water-resources planning studies -- Chapter 3 -- ".
• catalog title "Environmental impacts for water resources planning".
• catalog title "Environmental impacts in water resources planning / M.A. Yurdusev.".
• catalog type "CD-ROMs. local".
• catalog type "CD-ROMs.".
• catalog type "text".