Effect analysis of transient scenarios for successful water management strategies

M. Haasnoot; H. Middelkoop; W. van Deursen; E. van Beek; J. Beersma

Effect analysis of transient scenarios for successful water management strategies

M. Haasnoot
, H. Middelkoop
, W. van Deursen
, E. van Beek
, J. Beersma

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Abstract

Recent scenario studies on water management focus on one or two projection years and the effects on the water system and functions. The future is however more complex and dynamic. Therefore, we analyse transient scenarios in order to evaluate the performance of water management strategies. Current available simulation tools are not suitable for this purpose. Therefore, we have developed and used a tool to simulate 50-100 year long time series and that is good and fast enough to simulate the effects of these scenarios and strategies on the water system and the interaction with the human system. We present the first step by means of a case study.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	NCR-days 2008
Subtitle of host publication	10 years NCR, November 20–21
Editors	A.G. van Os, C.D. Erdbrink
Publisher	NCR
Pages	36-37
Publication status	Published - 20 Nov 2008
Event	NCR-days 2008 - Dalfsen, Netherlands Duration: 20 Nov 2008 → 21 Nov 2008

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Name	NCR publication
Publisher	NCR
Number	33-2008
ISSN (Print)	1568-234X

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Conference	NCR-days 2008
Country/Territory	Netherlands
City	Dalfsen
Period	20/11/08 → 21/11/08

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Effect analysis of transient scenarios for successful water management strategies. / Haasnoot, M.; Middelkoop, H.; van Deursen, W. et al.
NCR-days 2008: 10 years NCR, November 20–21. ed. / A.G. van Os; C.D. Erdbrink. NCR, 2008. p. 36-37 (NCR publication; No. 33-2008).

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