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Adventures in Managing Water - Real-World Engineering Experiences, 2019
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- Foreword
- Introduction
- Part I
- Adventures in Africa [Go to Page]
- Water Planning in Egypt: Reusing the Nile [Go to Page]
- Leon Hermans
- The Vision Kid [Go to Page]
- Leif Lillehammer
- Wuthering Heights—Tales from the Kingdom in the Sky [Go to Page]
- Leif Lillehammer
- Digging a Well in Africa [Go to Page]
- Hugo A. Loáiciga
- Water for Food in North Africa [Go to Page]
- Pete Loucks
- Water from the Desert in Libya [Go to Page]
- Pete Loucks
- A Water Management Story from South Africa [Go to Page]
- Ronnie Mckenzie
- The Ultimate Water Manager [Go to Page]
- H. P. Nachtnebel
- From Working on the Railroad to Hydrologic Modeling—A Life of Lessons [Go to Page]
- Geoff Pegram
- Navigating in the Estuaries of Mozambique [Go to Page]
- Hubert Savenije
- A água sabe o caminho (The Water Knows the Way) [Go to Page]
- Hubert Savenije
- Developing an Acceptance of Systems Methods for Water Resources Planning and Management in South Africa [Go to Page]
- Oskar Sigvaldason and Thinus Basson
- Part II
- Adventures in Asia [Go to Page]
- Regulation of Lake Baikal [Go to Page]
- Mikhail Bolgov, Alexander Buber, and Alexander Lotov
- Attempting Integrated Water Management in Bhutan [Go to Page]
- Leon Hermans
- Political Challenges of a Water Expert in Iran [Go to Page]
- Pete Loucks and Laurel Saito, editors
- Khong, the Mother of Water [Go to Page]
- Leif Lillehammer
- Enjoying Caviar in the USSR [Go to Page]
- Pete Loucks
- Growing Qat in Yemen [Go to Page]
- Pete Loucks
- Peace Talks on Water in the Middle East [Go to Page]
- Jerome Delli Priscoli
- Combating Water Scarcity in Jordan [Go to Page]
- David E. Rosenberg
- Building Collaborative Networks [Go to Page]
- Laurel Saito
- Working with Farmers of the Sihu Basin(四湖流域), Hubei, China [Go to Page]
- Slobodan P. Simonovic
- Restoring the Marshes of Mesopotamia (Part 1) [Go to Page]
- Eugene Z. Stakhiv
- Restoring the Marshes of Mesopotamia (Part 2) [Go to Page]
- Eugene Z. Stakhiv
- Part III
- Adventures in Australia [Go to Page]
- Building Bridges with Water [Go to Page]
- Emily Barbour
- Developing Drainage During Droughts [Go to Page]
- Graeme Dandy
- “Optimizing” a Piped Irrigation System [Go to Page]
- Graeme Dandy
- Part IV
- Adventures in Europe [Go to Page]
- Years of Experience versus Computer Models [Go to Page]
- Thomas Ackermann
- Technical and Cultural Exchanges in Ukraine [Go to Page]
- Lily Baldwin
- Long-Term Water Resources Planning—Almost 50 Years Later [Go to Page]
- Janusz Kindler
- Working Behind the Curtain [Go to Page]
- Pete Loucks
- Changing a Culture in Portugal [Go to Page]
- Pete Loucks
- Insiders, Outsiders, Funds, and Perseverance: Ingredients for Transboundary Water Management [Go to Page]
- H. P. Nachtnebel
- A Conversation During an Athenian Drought [Go to Page]
- David Purkey
- Floods Can Damage Careers in Communist Countries [Go to Page]
- Andreas H. Schumann
- How Water Probing Changed My Life Forever [Go to Page]
- Andreas H. Schumann
- One Talk Leads to a Regional Program [Go to Page]
- Uri Shamir
- Trying to Keep Lake Balaton Blue [Go to Page]
- László Somlyódy and Pete Shanahan
- Part V
- Adventures in the Americas [Go to Page]
- Water Crises Are for Everyone [Go to Page]
- Benedito (Ben) Braga
- A Lock and Dam Story: Part 1. Background [Go to Page]
- Ben Dysart
- A Lock and Dam Story: Part 2. My Involvement [Go to Page]
- Ben Dysart
- A Lock and Dam Story: Part 3. Lessons on How Government Works [Go to Page]
- Ben Dysart
- Lessons I Learned from Western Movies and TV Shows [Go to Page]
- David T. Ford
- Inventing GIS [Go to Page]
- Walter M. Grayman and Richard M. Males
- Rescuing a Beautiful River [Go to Page]
- Neil Grigg
- How a Civil Engineer Learned to Work with People [Go to Page]
- Stacy M. Langsdale
- Managing Our Nation’s Water Resources When It Rains a Lot: An Example [Go to Page]
- Deborah H. Lee
- Into the Realm of the Patagonian Andes [Go to Page]
- Leif Lillehammer
- Managing Lake Water Levels [Go to Page]
- Pete Loucks
- Restoring the Everglades [Go to Page]
- Pete Loucks
- Mistaken Objectives [Go to Page]
- Pete Loucks
- The Challenges and Rewards of a Career Managing Water [Go to Page]
- Lindell Ormsbee
- Following My Interests and Instincts [Go to Page]
- Laurel Saito
- Starting It Simple [Go to Page]
- Uri Shamir
- Red River “Flood of the Century” through Human Eyes [Go to Page]
- Slobodan P. Simonovic
- A Computer Program Named Randy Raban [Go to Page]
- Slobodan P. Simonovic
- As Is Often Said, “Rome Was Not Built in a Day” [Go to Page]
- Jery Stedinger
- Cleaning Up Pollution and. . .Wait, What, Where? [Go to Page]
- Cristiane Queiroz Surbeck
- Engineering Your OwnEducation [Go to Page]
- Desiree Tullos
- Effective Communication [Go to Page]
- Desiree Tullos
- Part VI
- Adventures in International Organizations [Go to Page]
- The Dublin Principles onWater and the Environment [Go to Page]
- Jerome Delli Priscoli
- The World Water Council (WWC) and World Water Forums (WWF) [Go to Page]
- Jerome Delli Priscoli
- Changing the Terms of Discourse in World Water Debates [Go to Page]
- Jerome Delli Priscoli
- Developing a World Bank Water Sector Strategy [Go to Page]
- Jerome Delli Priscoli
- Index
- About the Authors
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