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We summarized China’s water security status and issues based on the papers published in the Special Issue entitled "China Water Forum 2022". Our summaries and the published papers in this Special Issue are compiled into a reprint to help readers understand current research progresses on this topic.
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Keywords
- adaptive utilization capacity of water resources
- carbon dioxide emission equivalent (CEE)
- carbon dioxide emission equivalent analysis (CEEA)
- comprehensive co-evolution model
- connotation
- correlation analysis
- dam construction
- data-driven models
- dissolved organic matter
- ecological water demand (EWD)
- Economics
- Economics, finance, business & management
- EEMs–PARAFAC
- Environmental economics
- equivalent analysis
- freshwater lens
- function table of carbon dioxide emission equivalent analysis (FT-CEEA)
- gated recurrent units
- genetic algorithm
- Green Development
- groundwater level prediction
- harmony theory
- Hebei Plain
- hierarchy of needs
- Hulun Lake
- index system
- Indicator system
- inland river
- lake area
- minimum water level
- model performance
- n/a
- Numerical Simulation
- paleoenvironmental reconstruction
- precipitation
- production flow component
- Reference, information & interdisciplinary subjects
- Research & information: general
- RHI
- runoff variation
- sedimentary grain size
- shared socio-economic pathways
- simulation prediction
- small coral island
- Songhua River Basin
- support vector machine
- sustainable exploitation
- system dynamics
- systematic solution
- Tarim River Basin
- temperature
- urban agglomeration
- urban streams
- water diversion
- Water quality
- water resource behaviors (WRBs)
- water-saving level
- WEP-N model
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-0365-8638-0Editions