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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Limpopo River Basin (LRB)"”.

  1. Potential impacts of climate change on hydrological droughts in the Limpopo river basin

    … droughts and reduces water availability in river basins. Despite this, most research on climate change effects in southern Africa has focused exclusively on meteorological droughts. This thesis projects the potential effect of climate change on the future characteristics of hydrological …

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  2. An analysis of heavy rainfall events over the Limpopo River Basin in southern Africa, their moisture sources and pathways

    … moisture transport moisture into one of the key river basins in southern Africa, the Limpopo River Basin (LRB). The LRB, located in eastern southern Africa and spanning four countries, has experienced a number of extreme flooding events over the last three decades. Using CHIRPS satellite merged …

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  3. Essays on water resources management in the agricultural sector of South Africa: the role of technology, policy and institutions in mitigating farm level water scarcity

    … Using survey data from 555 farmers in the Limpopo River Basin (LRB) of South Africa, a multivariate probit model is estimated to determine these factors, and for the intensity of their adoption, an ordered probit model is estimated. The results show that gender, age, education, and farm …

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