Biblio

R. E. Schulze, “Approaches towards practical adaptive management : options for selected water-related sectors in South Africa in a context of climate change”, Water SA, pp. p. 621 - 646; 7 tab.; 4 fig., 2011.

T. V. Cech, Principles of water resources : history, development, management, and policy. New York, NY, USA: Wiley, 2003, p. xiv, 446 p. + 10 p. annexes : maps, photogr., tabs.

M. Dent, “Installed water resource modelling systems for catchment management agencies”, Water SA, pp. p. 333-340, 2001.

N. Herath, Manual 2, Hand-dug Wells, Revised edition. Nugegoda, Sri Lanka: NORAD, Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation, 2001, p. 71 p. + 9 p. annexes : fig., photogr.

Institut de Recherche pour le Développement -Paris, FR, IRD, “Med-hycos : Mediterranean hydrological cycle observing system = systeme mediterraneen d'observation du cycle hydrologique”. Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD), Montpellier, France, p. CD-ROM, 1999.

Z. A. Umgeni Wat Pietermaritzburg, “The Umgeni water cycle adventure”. Umgeni Water, External Education Services, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, p. Video (12 min.) : VHS, 1995.

G. J. Heij and Meinardi, C. R., A groundwater primer, (2nd) enlarged ed., vol. no. 21. Delft, The Netherlands: IRC, 1991, p. vii, 153 p. : fig., tab.

B. Chuzeville, Hydrologie tropicale et appliquee en Afrique subsaharienne. Paris, France: Agridoc International, 1991, p. 275 p. : fig., photogr., tab.

G. A. Bridger, “Urban water supply and sanitation”, vol. no. D2. National Water Supply and Drainage Board, Ratmalana, Sri Lanka, p. 2 vol. (various paging): fig., tab., 1989.

UNESCO International Hydrological Programme --Paris, FR, UNESCO-IHP, “International symposium, 24-29 April 1988 : hydrological processes and water management in urban areas : proceedings of the conference”. UNESCO International Hydrological Programme, National Committee of the Netherlan, Zoetermeer, The Netherlands, p. 885 p. : fig., tab., 1988.

R. K. Farnsworth, Barrett, E. C., and Dhanju, M. S., Application of remote sensing to hydrology including ground water. Paris, France: UNESCO, 1984, p. viii, 122 p.: fig., tab.

K. A. Edwards, Classen, G. A., and Schroten, E. H. J., The water resource in tropical Africa and its exploitation, vol. no. 6. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: International Livestock Centre for Africa (ILCA), 1983, p. viii, 103 p.: fig., tab.

N. Department NP, Pokhara, N. P. S. A. T. A. -, and Kathmandu, N. P. U. N. I. C. E. F. -, “Rural water supply Nepal : hydrology-water cycle course”, vol. no. 1. Nepal, Department of Local Development, Kathmandu, Nepal, p. 18 p. : techn.drwngs, 1977.

J. C. I. Dooge, Costin, A. B., and Finkel, H. J., Man's influence on the hydrological cycle, vol. no. 17. Rome, Italy: Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), 1973, p. viii, 71 p., [8] p. pl.: fig., tab.

A. Schmeulling and Getfert, W., “The amusing journey of the waterdrops”. Vereinigung Deutscher Gewasserschutz e. V., Bonn, Germany, p. 16 p. : ill.

BAHC -Potsdam, DE, Biospheric Aspects of the Hydrological Cycle, “BAHC news”. BAHC International Project Office (Biospheric Aspects of the Hydrological Cycle), Potsdam, Germany.

H. Balfoort, de Boer, M., Hooijer, A., Kattenberg, A., Kerssens, P., and Klein, H., “Climate adaptation in water management - how are the Netherlands dealing with it? Discussion report on the Dutch dialogue on climate and water”. Netherlands Water Partnership (NWP), Delft, The Netherlands, p. 74 p. : 22 box., 13 fig., photogr., 3 tab.