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Kategorie Textpublikation
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DOI 10.1007/978-3-319-25071-7_21
Titel (primär) Dynamic land use change as challenge for IWRM: a case study in Central Brazil
Titel (sekundär) Integrated water resources management: concept, research and implementation
Autor Lorz, C.; Borges de Amorim, P.; Franz, C.; Höfer, R.; Koschke, L.; Lima, J.E.F.W.; Makeschin, F.; Strauch, M. ORCID logo ; Weiß, H. ORCID logo
Herausgeber Borchardt, D.; Bogardi, J.J.; Ibisch, R.B.
Erscheinungsjahr 2016
Department GWS
Seite von 541
Seite bis 566
Sprache englisch
Keywords Base flow; Land use planning tool; River basin management; Sediment sources; SWAT; Water scarcity
UFZ Querschnittsthemen RU2;
UFZ Bestand Magdeburg, Bibliothek, 00517188, 16-0286 MA : Wa 01
Abstract The management of water and land resources in the Distrito Federal (DF), Western Central Brazil is characterized by very dynamic changes of land use/land cover driven by economic development, population growth and climate change. This problem is addressed by the project IWAS-ÁGUA DF which aims at creating a scientific base for the sustainable management of water and land resources in scope of an IWRM approach for the Distrito Federal. Land use change and climate change are affecting water resources in the Distrito Federal already substantially. Major effects identified during the project phase are (1) decreasing base flow during the dry season, partially caused by the expansion of agriculture and urbanization and (2) sediment generation and siltation of reservoirs mostly caused by urbanization. The general objective of the project is to contribute to an IWRM approach for the Distrito Federal, identifying causes of problems and possible solutions to maintain sustainable water supply for the region. The objective of the selected five case studies was to develop approaches with focus on all river basins of DF (1) to assess effects of land use on water resources in the past and with focus on the Pipiripau river basin (2) to predict the efficiency of measures (environmental services) and (3) to develop approaches for land use planning as part of an IWRM. For the Lago Paranoá basin two further case studies (4) for the identification of sediment sources and (5) to classify urban areas in terms of effects on water resources were carried out.
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Lorz, C., Borges de Amorim, P., Franz, C., Höfer, R., Koschke, L., Lima, J.E.F.W., Makeschin, F., Strauch, M., Weiß, H. (2016):
Dynamic land use change as challenge for IWRM: a case study in Central Brazil
In: Borchardt, D., Bogardi, J.J., Ibisch, R.B. (eds.)
Integrated water resources management: concept, research and implementation
Springer, Basel, p. 541 - 566 10.1007/978-3-319-25071-7_21