Water supply and demand management (WSDM) is essential for develo** sustainable
cities and societies. WSDM is only effective when tackled from the perspective of a holistic …

Abstract System-of-systems approaches for integrated assessments have become prevalent
in recent years. Such approaches integrate a variety of models from different disciplines and …

The assessment of climate change impacts requires downscaled climate projections and
context-specific socioeconomic scenarios. The development of practical climate change …

Many of the world's greatest challenges are complex socio-environmental problems, often
framed in terms of integrated assessment, resilience or sustainability. To resolve any of …

Water quality is increasingly at risk due to nutrient pollution entering river systems from
cities, industrial zones and agricultural areas. Agricultural activities are typically the largest …

To facilitate understanding and decision making in the food-energy-water (FEW) nexus
context, we develop an integrated technology-environment-economics model (ITEEM) at a …

The management of water in systems where the balance between resources and demands
is already precarious can pose a challenge and it can be easily disrupted by drought …

Coastal aquaculture is an important economic activity in India dominated majorly by shrimp
culture, which involves a range of interconnected processes that are challenging to analyse …

Water management in mountain regions is facing multiple pressures due to climate change
and anthropogenic activities. This is particularly relevant for mountain areas where water …

Understanding the interactions between human and environmental systems is key to
sustainable environmental management. Dynamically Coupled Socioeconomic system …