Optimization of Irrigation and Drainage Systems
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Proceedings of the Irrigation and Drainage Specialty Conference held in Lincoln, Nebraska, October 6-8, 1971. Sponsored by the Irrigation and Drainage Division of ASCE and the Soil and Water Division of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers. Optimization of Irrigation and Drainage Systems contains many papers covering a broad range of relevant issues in irrigation and drainage engineering. Topics include watershed management and practice in humid areas, operation and maintenance, groundwater, research, weather modification, practices in humid areas, and consumptive use. These proceedings will be of interest to both practitioners and researchers in the field of irrigation and drainage engineering.
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Proceedings of the Irrigation and Drainage Specialty Conference held in Lincoln, Nebraska, October 6-8, 1971. Sponsored by the Irrigation and Drainage Division of ASCE and the Soil and Water Division of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers. Optimization of Irrigation and Drainage Systems contains many papers covering a broad range of relevant issues in irrigation and drainage engineering. Topics include watershed management and practice in humid areas, operation and maintenance, groundwater, research, weather modification, practices in humid areas, and consumptive use. These proceedings will be of interest to both practitioners and researchers in the field of irrigation and drainage engineering.
Key concepts: Drainage, Irrigation, Water resource management, Irrigation management, Environmental science, Watershed, Watertable control, Groundwater