GIS and Remote Sensing in Hydrology,
Water Resources and Environment

Edited by
Yangbo Chen, Kaoru Takara, Ian D. Cluckie & F. Hilaire De Smedt

IAHS Publ. 289 (September 2004) ISBN 1-901502-72-4, 422 + x pp. Price £70.00

 

The Three Gorges Dam, China

Present-day remote sensing and GIS capabilities enable more accurate precipitation measurements and terrestrial characteristic data to be built into hydrological models and systems.

Scientists, engineers and policy makers from across the globe shared their experience at an international conference at the Three Gorges dam site, China, 2004. These papers selected from the meeting provide insight to current work on:

Useful reading for both researchers and practitioners, bringing together innovative applications of the current technologies in areas ranging from weather radar, to phytoplankton density, to GIS and water Management Information Systems

 


Contents


     
  1. Flood Forecasting
     
     
  2. Runoff Simulation
     
     
  3. Hydrological Changes
     
     
  4. Water Resources Management
     
     
  5. Environmental Modelling
     
     
  6. Data Observation and Management