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15. Efficient management for irrigation

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Introduction The meaning of efficiency Planning for efficiency and control Basic criteria Water requirements Water distribution systems Balancing storages Sources of water supply Analysis Control Forecasting Planned water shortages Final design and economic analysis References

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Introduction The meaning of efficiency Planning for efficiency and control Basic criteria Water requirements Water distribution systems Balancing storages Sources of water supply Analysis Control Forecasting Planned water shortages Final design and economic analysis References

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Introduction The meaning of efficiency Planning for efficiency and control Basic criteria Water requirements Water distribution systems Balancing storages Sources of water supply Analysis Control Forecasting Planned water shortages Final design and economic analysis References

Key concepts: Economic shortage, Control (management), Water resource management, Irrigation, Computer science, Environmental science, Operations research, Environmental economics

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