Water Resources Monitoring, Management and Sustainability: Application of Geostatistics and Geospatial Modeling, Volume 16, a new volume in the Developments in Environmental Science series, introduces a variety of advanced modeling techniques like changing climate and land use/land cover, hydrological models, and machine learning approaches. These techniques are applied to address water resources and environmental monitoring, as well as planning and sustainable management of water resources. Further, the book discusses how to manage water resources at various local, regional, and international levels while incorporating environmental considerations. Finally, it delves into cutting-edge techniques based on open-source software and R statistical programming, Google Earth Engine, and modeling in modern artificial intelligence techniques, with a particular emphasis on recent trends in datamining techniques and robust modeling in water resource crisis-related hazards.
Part I: Water resource monitoring
1. Monitoring in changes Water Resources Using Multi-temporal Landsat Imagery
2. Modeling spatio-temporal availability of prospective water resources: A systematic review
3. Remote Sensing based analysis of water budget for water resource monitoring
4. Assessment of surface run-off for monitoring water resources- A review
5. Spatio-temporal dynamics of water resources in typical ecosystems
6. Spatial analysis on the results of surface water monitoring
7. A spatial-temporal optimum allocation approach for irrigation water resources based on groundwater level
8. Prediction of water resource change trend under climate change scenarios
9. Water resource mapping, monitoring, and modelling using geospatial approaches
10. Allocation of urban water resources and low-carbon economic growth based on soft computing Part II: Water resource management
11. Evaluation of household piped rainwater tanks for long-term water resource management
12. Climate change vulnerability of water resource management: An empirical observation
13. GRACE data evaluation for water resource management: a case study of groundwater storage monitoring and management
14. Geospatial technology for sustainable management of agricultural water resources
15. Global solutions for integrated water resources management in cities throughout the world
16. Adapting to the effects of climate change on water resources: Evaluation of Water Resource Management Plans
17. Geostatistics based Geospatial modeling for Potential water resource monitoring and management
18. Integrating modelling, monitoring, and management to minimize significant uncertainties in water resource decision making
19. Groundwater Aquifer modeling using Geostatistics and Geospatial tools
20. A critical review of water scarcity and management in the context of SDG 2030 and climate change
Subodh Chandra Pal is an Assistant Professor in Department of Geography at The University of Burdwan, India. He received his Ph.D. in Geography from Visva-Bharati (Central University in India) in 2015. His main fields of expertise are fluvial geomorphology, pedo-geomorphology, land degradation, soil erosion, gully erosion, landslide vulnerability, climate change, water resources monitoring and management and published nearly two hundred international and national research articles in various renowned journals. He has authored a book on Climate Change Impact on Soil Erosion in Sub-tropical Environment: Application of Empirical and Semi-empirical Models. He is the Editor of four running Edited books and is also an Editorial board member of MDPI Water and Frontiers of Earth Science journals. His research work has been funded by the University Grants Commission (UGC) and Department of Science and Technology (DST), Govt. of India. Dr. Pal has served as a reviewer for many International reputed journals. Since 2022, Stanford University has recognized Dr. Pal as one of the world's top 2% scientists Shouraseni Sen Roy is a Professor in the Department of Geography and Sustainable Development at the University of Miami, USA. Her core area of research over the last two decades has concentrated on expanding our understanding of long-term trends in climatic processes, in view of impending climate change. Her research methodology incorporates extensive spatial analysis using advanced geo-statistical techniques to analyze trends in climatic variables. In addition to researching climate processes over the Indian subcontinent, she has addressed targeted climate-related research questions in other regions of the world, including the United States, Myanmar, Burundi, China, and South Africa. Furthermore, she has recently started working on crime patterns in south Florida.
Asish Saha is a Ph.D. Research Scholar (UGC-SRF) in the Department of Geography, The University of Burdwan, India. He received his Masters degree in Geography from The University of Burdwan and Post Graduate diploma in Geoinformatics from Department of Science and Technology, Govt. of West Bengal, in collaboration with Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology, Kolkata. His fields of expertise are Climate Variability, Climate Change, Regional Climate Modeling, Hydro-climatic extremes, Water Resources Management, Water Quality, Hazard and Risk Assessment, Statistical Modeling, and Machine Learning applications. He has published more than ninety international research articles along with five book chapters in various renowned journals. His research work has been funded by the University Grants Commission (UGC), India. Alongside, he has served as a reviewer for many well-regarded international journals.
Mohamed Abioui is an Assistant Professor (Habilitation) of Sedimentology-Stratigraphy and Petroleum Geology in the Department of Earth Sciences at Ibnou Zohr University, Morocco; and a Collaborator Member with MARE-Marine and Environmental Sciences Centre - Sedimentary Geology Group, Department of Earth Sciences, Faculty of Sciences and Technology, University of Coimbra, Portugal. In 2024, M. Abioui became an Adjunct Professor at UniversiapolisInternational University of Agadir, Morocco. His research interests are related to the study of Sedimentology, Stratigraphy, Petroleum Geology (Geomechanics and Pore Pressure), Geoheritage, Geoeducation, Rock Art, flood forecasting, uncertainty analysis, water resources monitoring, management, and sustainability, and flood risk management. Currently, he collaborates with international leading academics to develop novel approaches for tackling water management challenges that our human society is facing. He has contributed to many research papers published in various reputed national and international journals.
