The state of the art for optimal water reservoir operations is rapidly evolving, driven by
emerging societal challenges. Changing values for balancing environmental resources …

Agent-based systems have been developed for many scientific applications and simulation
studies to model a group of actors and their interactions based on behavioral rules. Agent …

The water resources-water environment carrying capacity (WR-WECC) is an important
indicator for judging the regional macro-control ability of water resources. The nature-based …

Abstract Model Predictive Control (MPC) has recently gained increasing interest in the
adaptive management of water resources systems due to its capability of incorporating …

The sustainability of water resources depends on the dynamic interactions among the
environmental, technological, and social characteristics of the water system and local …

The limited availability of water resources and the increasing rate of water demands in many
urbanizing areas have caused more conflicts among competing water users in shared water …

Abstract Water Environment Carrying Capacity (WECC) is a complex system affected by
society, economy, population and other factors. In this study,“Driving force-Pressure–State …

Within the coupled human and natural systems (CHANS), social-water interactions exhibit
the 'green-loop'and 'red-loop'patterns, where social development is dependent on the local …

Abstract Study region The Brahmaputra River Basin. Study focus The Brahmaputra River
Basin (BRB) is the most environmentally fragile and politically unstable transboundary river …

Increasing demand for water coupled with reduced water availability in many regions of the
world is leading to growing water scarcity and calls for implementation of a range of …