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  1. Low impact development in urban areas for integrated watershed management across scales

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  2. Comparing Frontline Managers' Perceptions of Local Capacity for Integrating IWM: A Case Study in Cyanobacteria

    Watershed management is a complex process, with a myriad of stakeholders that need to work collaboratively to achieve desired results. Ontario endorses an integrated watershed management (IWM) approach to address water quality issues. Many water quality issues, including cyanobacteria blooms that …

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  3. A framework for Improving Hydrologic and Water Quality Prediction in Urbanized Watersheds through Stakeholder Co-Design and Multi-Model Integration

    Urban watersheds present a unique modeling challenge due to the complex interplay between natural and hydrologic processes, engineered infrastructure, and the diverse decision-making by multiple stakeholder groups. These interactions span multiple spatial and temporal scales, making it difficult …

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  4. A regulatory directive technical framework for sustainable water management in the semi-arid climates

    Sustainable management of water resources, particularly in arid and semi-arid areas, is increasingly becoming more challenging, due to a combined effect of a rapid population growth associated with overexploitation of water resources, and impact of climate change. Climate change is projected to …

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