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The implied message by the author Arthurswept away by the atmosphere presented in this book. The
top 10 authors with the most articles include Feng, Lihua, Lei, Kun, Meng, Lihong, Berezowska-
Azzag, Ewa, Fu, Qiang, Gao, Yang, Luo, Gaoyuan, Su, Haimin, Wang, Xin, Wang, Zilong. The
scenario helps clarify the constraints of a conventional picture of water development and provides a
useful point of departure for examining alternative long-range scenarios and their implications for
water and development policy. Zhang and Wang (2012) only conducted a bibliometric analysis of
Chinese literature, and ignored the bibliometric analysis of English literature. So not just benefit
from authors and academic community, it. From hence, carrying capacity has been applied in the
field of ecology ( Mcnaughton and Wolf, 1970; Kessler, 1994 ). The local authorities outline specific
rules to manage water resources usually engineered by fetish priestesses and priests though these
may slightly vary depending on the location. Therefore, time sequence analysis of keywords helps to
clarify the development context and knowledge base of the concept. The main components of
Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) include a microcontroller for processing the system, communication
system for inter and intra node communication and several sensors. IWRM referred to a process that
promotes the coordination of management and development of land, water and related resources, in
order to maximise the social welfare and resultant economic in an equitable way without cooperating
the vital ecosystems sustainability (Global Water Partnership 2000). Presidential Decree 856 also
known as the Sanitation Code of the. Consequently, we proposed a refined literature screening
process to effectively and efficiently sort out relevant from irrelevant literature. Random Forest (RF)
and K-Nearest Neighbours (KNN) algorithm are used in the analysis and prediction of water quality.
And some of the studies even lack the process of screening ( Huang et al., 2020; Mallawaarachchi et
al., 2020; Secinaro et al., 2020 ), which will lead to less credibility of the results. The screening
results shortlisted 271 records from an initial 16,769. The four stages of bibliometric analysis are
elaborated as follows: Stage 1: The choice of search terms and search strategies is very important,
and directly determines whether the search results are comprehensive. According to Ampomah (
2017 ) industrial waste, illegal mining, farming and household disposals are the major causes of water
pollution in Ghana; hence traditional and local government authorities need to help in the protection
of water bodies. Essentially if I can honestly I really loveinterested and very amazed at the author
who wrote this book. West Africa has 25 transboundary watercourses and only 6 are under agreed
management and regulation. Donor aid acts as an incentive and augments the low African
goverments’ budgets, as such proper accountability and usage of the funds ensures that more funds
come in for projected water related projects. 3.3.2 Transboundary water resources. At the other hand,
application of the methods has also been expanded to a greater extent. OWRD has completed basin
studies in the Deschutes, Willamette and Klamath basins to understand the relationship between and
availability of groundwater and surface water. Lake Victoria, the source of the Nile River is shared
by the three East African states of Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. Political shenanigans created an
imbalance that resulted in two forms of water i.e., water as an economic good vs. Karikari and Ansa-
Asare ( 2006 ) reported high levels of turbidity which was attributed to poor farming practices that
lead to saltation of the river during runoff. Sign up for alerts Online ISSN 1551-7616 Print ISSN
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Publishing This feature is available to subscribers only. From 2000 to 2010, the number of articles
published increased. For example the Burkinabe government exhibited political goodwill such that in
1995 the government brought together two separate ministries into one ministry of Environment and
Water thus enabling coherent policy formulation and giving the ministry one voice to speak on water
matters. The book is also not boring to read, especially for a beginner like me. We also hand-searched
the Water Security Journal from the ScienceDirect database and reference lists of relevant articles.
The accredited laboratory must participate in the quality assurance. Fresh water pollution and
looming crises in Ghana More of the population could have safe drinking water facilities if the
ongoing anthropogenic activities in Ghana are gapped with the great efforts made by the traditional
and local government authorities in Ghana. The quantity and quality of fresh water are still a major
problem in most countryside of Ghana as people have to use rainwater, surface water, and shallow
groundwater as their drinking water sources. This customary laws and practices did not disappoint
though there were gaps in terms of equity as the traditional authorities could not make water
resources more accessible to all but evolved rules that ensures quality and equitable use of water
resources among communities. Sarpong ( 2014 ) reported pH, conductivity, alkalinity and amount of
oxygen that varied in concentrations. From the perspective of the spatial scale of WRCC research,
the evaluation of WRCC initially focused on the study of cities and provinces. The scale is
reproducible, since survey questions are general and prompt the participant to share their own unique
experience. The private well-owner has the responsibility to maintain their well and ensure the water
is safe to drink. Water resource management Water resource is one of the most permeate natural
resources previously viewed as a free good with unlimited quantity (Ghana National Water Policy
2007 ). Competing interests: The authors have read the journal’s policy and have the following
potential competing interests: TLD is a paid employee of VarMac Consulting Engineers. Two of the
42 waterborne disease outbreaks occurred in Oregon, affecting individuals served by community
water systems. In June 2013, Oregon reported 119 cases of Cryptosporidium from a lake or reservoir
resulting in two hospitalizations. Society is forcing unprecedented changes on global water resources
through worldwide abstraction and pollution of water. River basin is the only node closely
connected to China ( Figure 8C ). Zhang and Wang (2012) only conducted a bibliometric analysis of
Chinese literature, and ignored the bibliometric analysis of English literature. It is important to note
that of all the water on earth only 2.5% is made up of fresh water and it is distributed all around the
world leaving less than one (1%) per cent of fresh water accessible in lakes, river channels and
underground (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations 2003; WRC 2005 ). Due to
the persistent widespread in illegal mining activities, pollution of water bodies occurs mostly in the
south-western parts of Ghana. Apart from the IWRM strategy being a social experiment in sub-
Sahara, there exists a gap on an overarching review on the performance and aggregated outcomes of
the IWRM adopters in the continent. Retrieved December 2017, from Download references Author
information Authors and affiliations. The silo system at national level prevents effective innovation
diffusion and distorts policy interpretation and the subsequent dissemination at the local level.i.
Water affairs are politicised and often, the water reform policy fails to balance the Dublin’s
principles which form the backbone of the IWRM innovation policy approach. Human intervention
affects water resources directly through water use, particularly irrigation, and indirectly through
land-use change, such as agricultural expansion and urbanization. Corresponding author
Correspondence to Bridget R. Scanlon. Ethics declarations Competing interests. Additional
information Publisher’s note Springer Nature remains neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in
published maps and institutional affiliations. These four stages have important guiding significance
for both scientific research and social practice, and thus have been widely researched and used in
other studies, however, to our knowledge, no study has yet applied this thinking in bibliometric
analysis. However if you include, medium low countries of Rwanda, Burundi, Ethiopia and South
Sudan and the low-level Somalia, then East Africa’s score drops to 39% (medium-low). Lack of
involvement of community in decision making as the top-down approach is still more prevalent. I so
recommend this book so I can't tell youThe Death seduction for this book. Accordingly, water was
not a major consideration, unless there were prolonged droughts or severe floods. It is indisputable
fact that fresh water resources in Ghana are under threat as water resources are running dry and
increasingly becoming scarce by the day. Philippines mandates the DOH to accredit laboratories in
accordance. However, conflicts that emanate from water resources use were squarely handled by
traditional authorities.
Water scarcity, trans-boundary water resource and donor aid played a critical role in driving the
IWRM policy approach in the three regions. A thesis submitted to the Department of Theoretical and
Applied Biology in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the award of the degree of Master of
Science of Environmental Science Shaw WD (2005) Water resources economics and policy. This
confirmed our earlier assertion that bibliometric research on WRCC is limited. This book you should
read and I really look forward to the next chapters. Culture, Education and Water Resources
Management: a Literature Review Based on a review of the scientific literature available in EBSCO
and Web of Science databases, this study aimed to investigate and discuss the existing relationships
between culture and. Download Free PDF View PDF Intelligent System for Monitoring and
Detecting Water Quality AZROUR MOURADE, Yousef Farhaoui Testing water quality has a
significant role in environment controlling. OHA estimates approximately 20% of Oregonians use
private domestic wells as their primary source of potable water. Also use of chemicals in fishing
coupled with rapid population growth has entirely left our water resources ungovernable (Nsubuga et
al. 2014 ). Discharges of untreated sewage from municipal waste have resulted in serious pollution of
water in most urban settings. Also, another viable means of mitigating climate change is through the
use of hydroelectric power to meet energy needs which Ghana as a country is using though there are
current challenges with the hydropower system. Although this approach is resource-heavy, data
acquired from the first recommendation will reveal target communities for its application and
baseline data to support funding requests. Both studies’ use of secondary data (for example, census
records and SDWA data) present a financially feasible approach to identifying water insecurity
disparities. If I can comment, I will comment onone paragraph only. In dealing with the plain text
files, we first analyzed the exported text file through the VOSviewer software. This means that
building various models and adopting system dynamics in the research process of WRCC are
mainstream. Pivotal Basins (Orange, Incomati, and Limpopo) are international river basins that face
closure but are also strategically important to anyone (or all) of the pivotal states by virtue of the
range and magnitude of economic activity that they support. WRC, Accra Water Resource
Commission Ghana (2012) National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plan. Among
different components of. (PDF) Wastewater Treatment and Reuse for Sustainable Water Resources
A systematic literature review was selected for this study to evaluate and synthesize the available
evidence in support of wastewater treatment for both economic and environmental. Really!!! This
book is very effective for the first time I. After the first 500, the records no longer contained, in
relevant application, usage of the words “water”, “carrying”, “capacity” or “water”, “bearing”,
“capacity”. The concept of testing water samples for indicator organisms was introduced as far back
as at the turn of the 19th century. Water redistribution in South Africa has been fraught with political
and technical issues, for example, the Water Allocation Reform of 2003 failed to reconcile the
apartheid disparity hence the equity component of IWRM was compromised. Political shenanigans
created an imbalance that resulted in two forms of water i.e., water as an economic good vs. Of all
renewable natural resources, water is the most precious of all and it is a basic requirement in the
sustenance of all forms of life, complementing our basic needs such as food production, as well as
effectively contributing to socio-economic development. The main components of Wireless Sensor
Network (WSN) include a microcontroller for processing the system, communication system for inter
and intra node communication and several sensors. Even for a synopsis that only a fewin the world
presented. Individual systems get an overall score in each indicator area. For instance, water
insecurity scalograms can be applied to rural communities with individual surface water domestic
withdrawals in Oregon (for example, Siltcoos Lake). Though there are sophisticated technologies to
address the release of GHG’s from fuels used in vehicles, the increase in number of these cars in the
system is worrying. Publications Account settings Advanced Search Journal List Int J Environ Res
Public Health A Systematic Literature Review on Water Insecurity from an Oregon Public Health
Perspective This paper systematically reviews existing United States-based water insecurity literature
with the goal of understanding the evidence base for developing public health water insecurity
intervention strategies in Oregon. From the review, strategies include improving water affordability,
carrying out community education events, documenting drought risk and water loss, and tracking
improvements in safe drinking water compliance.