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    • Home > Global Water System Project Open Science Conference - Updated: 04-11-2003 9:58 am
    This Conference solicitated inputs from the science and water policy communities to help develop strategies to adress the key question of the GWSP: the HELP programme was presented during this Conference.    
    Analysis of the water cycle is increasingly being focused on broader and more integrative scales, up to the global. The emerging science encompasses both biogeophysics and socioeconomics and involves not only pure science but science that is policy relevant. The Global Water System (GWS) embodies all relevant stocks and fluxes of water and their control by both natural and anthropogenic forces. The role of humans in the GWS has to date been poorly articulated but new techniques and data sets permits offer promise.
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    Starting Date 07-10-2003
    End Date 09-10-2003
    Conference type Open Science Conference
    Conference Location Portsmouth, New Hampshire, USA
    Organizer Global Water System Project of the Global Environmental Change Programs (IGBP, WCRP, IHDP, DIVERSITAS)
    Partners / Sponsors International Association of Hydrological Sciences (IAHS) / Program on Ungaged Basins (PUB) and International Commission on Atmosphere-Soil-Vegetation Relations (ICASVR)
    Contact Name Darlene Dube
    Contact Email darlene.dube@unh.edu



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