This chapter provides an interdisciplinary review of the drought literature. Droughts are
widely perceived as hydroclimatic hazards. In reality droughts are socioenvironmental …

▪ Abstract Since the 1970s, supply augmentation strategies to meet water needs have
waned, and governments have increasingly focused on demand management measures …

California's 5-year drought has ended, even as its aftermath lingers. From 2012–2016 much
or all of California was under severe drought conditions, with greatly diminished …

This paper introduces many objective robust decision making (MORDM). MORDM combines
concepts and methods from many objective evolutionary optimization and robust decision …

Zayandeh-Rud River Basin is one of the most important basins in central Iran, which has
been continually challenged by water stress during the past 60years. Traditionally, a supply …

We live in a world where biophysical and social processes are tightly coupled. Hydrologic
systems change in response to a variety of natural and human forces such as climate …

Socioeconomic drought broadly refers to conditions whereby the water supply cannot satisfy
the demand. Most previous studies describe droughts based on large‐scale meteorological …

There is enough freshwater in the world to meet the existing and future needs of the world's
population. Water, however, is poorly distributed: there are regions that suffer severe …

Evaluating the eutrophication risk of a receiving reservoir is crucial for scientific water
transfer schemes. However mega water transfer projects would greatly affect both water …

This paper proposes and demonstrates a new interactive framework for sensitivity-informed
de Novo planning to confront the deep uncertainty within water management problems. The …