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Estimation of freshwater availability in the West African sub-continent using the SWAT hydrologic model

Schuol et al., 2008

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241902218979755112
Author
Schuol J
Abbaspour K
Srinivasan R
Yang H
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Journal of hydrology

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Accurate knowledge of freshwater availability is indispensable for water resources management at regional or national level. This information, however, has historically been very difficult to obtain because of lack of data, difficulties in the aggregation of spatial …
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