The Oxford Encyclopedia of Water Resources Management and Policy

The Oxford Encyclopedia of Water Resources Management and Policy provides up-to-date, in-depth coverage of over 100 important topics in the field of water resources management and policy. Contributing authors come from all over the world and from different disciplines (engineers, economists, geographers, political scientists, anthropologists, sociologists, lawyers, city and regional planners, and hydrologists). Examples of topics covered include water security, machine learning methods in water management, water markets, groundwater management, water development paths, gender and water, water governance, smart cities and water infrastructure, computable general equilibrium models for water resources management, stormwater management, flood risk management, condominial sewers, and systems for surface water allocation.