Papers

Here you find a list of all full papers based on abstracts which have been available before start of the conference. Feel free to download the updated cd on www.newater.uos.de/caiwa. This post conference version will include all abstracts represented at the conference.
Full papers submitted for book publishing are not available completely in this place due to copyright reasons. Only abstracts of them. The complete full papers are published in a book available at Springer Verlag

Monday, 12^th November

Tuesday, 13^th November

Thursday, 14^th November

• Session B1
  AM Concepts and Paradigms

  • Integrated, adaptive and domanial water resources management
    (published on book)
    Author: Bruce Lankfort
  • Flood risk perceptions applied to a Spatial Multi-Criteria Analysis in the Ebro Delta in Spain
    Author: A. van der Veen, J. Krywkow, R. Raaijmakers
  • A feasible and adaptive water allocation model based on effective water demand
    Author: Divas Karimanzira, Marco Jacobi
  • Can adaptive management help us embrace the Murray - Darling Basin's wicked Problems?
    (published on book)
    Author: Catherine Allen
  • Daring decisions and representative municipal democracy:
    An exploration within the new river management in the Netherlands
    Author: Peter H.T. Scholten

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• Session B2
  Experience in practical cases 1

  • Adapting scale use for successful implementation of Cyclic Floodplain Rejuvenation in the Netherlands
    (published on book)
    Author: Heleen Vreugdenhil, Jil Slinger, Emiel Kater
  • Application of Bayesian Belief Networks to the Upper Guadiana Basin
    Author: P. Zorrilla, G. Carmona, A. de la Hera et al.
  • The differentiation of issues and stakes: framing and reframing in an interactive water area planning process
    Author: Greet François, Art Dewulf, Tharsi Taillieu
  • Integration of interests and expertise in the adaptation to climate change in The Netherlands
    Author: Anna Wesselink
  • IWRM at river basin level and some Mediterranean experiences
    Author: Gul Koc

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• Session B3
  Climate change, impact and responses in water mangement 1

  • Impacts of climate change and variability on development and water security
    Autor: Falco Ludwig
  • Simulating Rhine River discharges using a land surface model
    Author: Ruud Hurkmans
  • Practices in coping with climatic hazards: Floods and droughts at river basin scale
    Author: V. Krysanova, H. Buiteveld, D. Haase et al.
  • Institutional adaptation to climate change - current status and future strategies in the Elbe basin
    Author: Sabine Möllenkamp, Britta Kastens

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• Session B4
  Uncertainty 1

  • Towards a relational concept of uncertainty: Incorporating the human dimension
    Author: M. Brugnach, A. Dewulf, C. Pahl-Wostl, T. Taillieu
  • Building Scenarios in Environmental Sciences - Perspectives for their Applica-tion in the Risk Management of Extreme Flood Events
    Author: J. Luther, J. Schanze
  • Conceptualising uncertainty in environmental decision-making: the example of the EU Water Framework Directive
    Author: Katja Sigel, Bernd Klauer, Claudia Pahl-Wostl
  • Extended Bayesian uncertainty analysis for distributed rainfall-runoff modelling:
    application to a small lower mountain range catchment in central Germany
    Author: Daniela Balin, Haytham Shbaita, Hyosang Lee, Michael Rode,

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• Session D1
  Water management regimes

  • Groundwater protection in urban areas incorporating adaptive groundwater monitoring and management - Reconciliation of water engineering measures along rivers
    (published on book)
    Author: J. Epting, C. Regli, P. Huggenberger
  • Integrated water reosurce management in the Red river basin: Problems and cooperation opportunity
    Author: Nguyen Van Diep, Nguyen Hong Khanh, Nguyen Minh Son, Nguyen Van Hanh, Patrick Huntjes
  • Intellectual history and current status of Integrated Water Resources Management: A global perspective
    (published on book)
    Author: F.G. Mukhtarov
  • Institutional elements for adaptive water management regimes. Comparing two regional water management regimes in the Rhine basin
    (published on book)
    
    Author: Sabine Möllenkamp, Machiel Lamers, Eva Ebenhoeh
  • Benchmarking in Dutch Urban Water Management: An Assessment (published on book)
    Author: Olivier Barreteau, Pieter Bots

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• Session D2
  Experience in practical cases 2

  • Introducing theoretical insights of participatory methods into the practical work of water managers
    Author: Jörg Krywkow, Department of Water Management and Engineering, University of Twente
  • Multi-Agent Models based on Mathematical Programming for Teaching, Extension and Collaborative Learning
    Author: T. Berger, C. Schilling, P. Schreinemachers, T. Arnold
  • Water resources management on the level of Basin Management Boards of Irrigation Systems (BUIS) during the years of various water supplies
    Author: Darya Hirsch, Rashit Koshekov
  • Why does technology transfer often fail to become successful?
    Author: T. S. van der Voorn

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• Session D3
  Vulnerability assessment 1

  • Participatory assessment of water developments in an atoll town
    (published on book)
    Author: Magnus Moglia, Pascal Perez
  • Integrating social vulnerability to floods in a climate change context
    Author: Ingrid Coninx, Kris Bachus
  • Community vulnerability and adaptation to the impacts of climate variability and extremes on Simiyu Wetlands: The case of Simiyu Wetlands, Lake Victoria Basin
    Author: Madaka Tumbo
  • Integrating social vulnerability into water management in the Lesotho Highlands: The case of Ha Tsiu
    Author: Sukaina Bharwani, Moliehe Shale, Anna Taylor, Neela Matin, Thomas Downing

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• Session D4
  Multi-level Governance

  • Exploring the scale dimensions of water governance: a comparative federalism perspective on EU policy-making
    Author: David Benson and Andrew Jordan
  • Water management and impact assessment in the Mekong Basin: analyzing the linkages between local, national and regional levels
    Author: Marko Keskinen
  • Transboundary Governance and the Problem of Scale for the Implementation of the European Water Framework Directive at the Dutch-German Border
    Author: Wim van Leussen, Erik van Slobbe, Georg Meiners
  • Race to the (lagoon) bottom: National costs, local revenues and the future of cockle fisheries in Venice Lagoon
    Author: Matteo Roggero
  • A participative approach on dealing with virtual waterflow in a multi-lvel context
    Author: Stephan Lutter, Doris Schnepf

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• Session D5
  From guidance to planning support 1

  • Portfolio optimisation of water management investments
    (published on book)
    Author: O. Marinoni, A. Higgins, S. Hajkowicz
  • Adapting Partnership Tools for Their Users: Implementing Effective Partnerships in Water and Sanitation
    Author: Urooj Amjad
  • Approximation as a Method for Achieving Integration in Groundwater Management
    Author: Aleksandar Trifkovic, Roland Barthel
  • One way to create common ground for dialogue
    Author: Martine Poolman
  • Simulation based water resources allocation decision support system for Beijing
    Author: Thomas Rauschenbach, Torsten Pfützenreuter, Zhang Tong

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• Session E1
  Economics and Adaptive Water Management

  • The need for new economic approaches in the context of adaptive water management
    Author: Eduard Interwies, Anne van der Veen
  • Cost-Effectiveness of water policy options for sustainable groundwater management:
    A case study in Spain
    Author: I. Blanco, C. Varela-Ortega, G. Flichman
  • Irrigated Agriculture in an Era of High Energy Prices
    Author: David Zilberman
  • A tool for multi-stakeholder participation
    Author: Maria Mañez, Silke Panebianco
  • If you have a hammer everything looks like a nail: 'traditional' versus participatory model building
    Author: Klaus Hubacek, Christina Prell, Mark Reed, Claire Quinn, Nanlin Jin, Joe Holden, Tim Burt, Mike Kirby, Jan Sendzimir

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• Session E2
  Experience in practical cases 3

  • Problems and prospects of water use in Uzbekistan (published on book)
    Author: Y.I. Shirokova, A.N. Morozov
  • Institutional and social responses to flooding - in search of resilience
    Author: Adrian Cashman, Richard Ashley, Louise Hurley
  • Co-management: from the river basin down to the coastal zone
    Author:Sukontha Aekaraj
  • New Principles of Integrated Water Management from an International Perspective: Analysing Transdisciplinary Stakeholder Processes and Institutional Change
    Author: Judith Feichtinger, Doris Schnepf

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• Session E3
  Connection theory with practice

  • Factors that mediate implementation of Integrated Water Resources Management: Evidence from the Rhine Basin
    Author: Wietske Medema, Paul Jeffrey
  • Governance Mechanisms to Address Flow Variability in Water Treaties
    Author: Alena Drieschova, Mark Giordano, Itay Fischhendler
  • Learning experiences from working with tools and training for adaptive management at the interface connecting researchers and practitioners
    Author: Henriksen et al.
  • Participatory integrated assessment of environmental systems without loss of generality
    Author: R. Farmani, J. Mysiak, R. Giordano, D. Savic
  • The role of expert knowledge in collaborative water management
    Author: G.T. Raadgever, E. Mostert

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• Session E4
  Role of participation and informal institutions

  • Enhancing the Potential for Integrated Water Management in New Zealand Throughthrough Adaptive Governance
    (published on book)
    Author: Brett Painter, P. A. Memon
  • The problem of legitimacy in urban flood management redesign processes
    Author: Miriam E. Cuppen
  • Formal and Informal Institutions in the wetlands of the Lesotho Highlands
    Author: Sandy Bisaro
  • Making inroads towards adaptive water management through stakeholder involvement, the NeWater experience in the Upper Guadiana basin, Spain
    Author: Pedro Martínez-Santos, Consuelo Varela-Ortega, Nuria Hernández-Mora
  • The Institutional and legal Arrangements in the Nile River Basin: Suggestions to Improve the Current Situation toward Adaptive Integrated Water Resources Management
    Author: Khalid Mohammed El-Hassan Abdalla

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• Session E5
  From guidance to planning support 2

  • Integration of Bayesian Networks and agro-economic models as a decision support system for water management in the Upper Guadiana basin
    Author: Gema Carmona, Consuelo Varea-Ortega
  • MOSDEW, a framework for Integrated and Constructively Engaged Water Resources Management
    Author: Andraes Printz, Hans-Georg Schwarz-v. Raumer
  • An integration between Cognitive Map and Causal Loop Diagram for knowledge structuring in River Basin Management
    Author: Raffaele Giordano, Jaroslav Mysiak, Farmani Raziyeh, Michele Vurro
  • A Simulation Library for an Integrated Water Resources Management
    Author: Torsten Pfuetzenreuter, Thomas Rauschenbach

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• Session F1
  Linking levels in water governance from local to global

  • Evolving Water Governance Systems: the case of the Sesan River in South-East Asia and the use of Actor-Network Theory as an analytical tool
    Author: Geoffrey D. Gooch
  • Taking Water Hostage? The impact of Global Environmental Norms on Joint Water Resource Management in the Orange and Nile River basins
    Author: Inga Jacobs
  • Institutional Change and the Politics of Scale in the Murray Darling and Brantas River Basins
    Author: Anjali Bhat, Peter Mollinga
  • Coordination between stakeholders in water management in river basins in the EU and Russia:
    Some lessons learned and goals ahead
    Author: Elena Nikitina
  • The dynamics of water policy change in South Korea
    Author: Ms. KoUn Kim, Jaekyung Koh, Mihong Lee

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• Session F2
  Climate change, impact and responses in water mangement 2

  • Downscaling climate information for water resource mangement
    Author: Daniela Jacob
  • Impact of socio-economic development and climate change on water resources and water stress
    Author: Lucas Menzel, Martina Flörke, Alejandra Matovelle, Joseph Alcamo
  • Responses to Climte Change in Murray-Darling basin
    Author: Daniel Connell
  • Climate Change Impacts on Water Resources in the Drier Zones of India
    Author: K. Shadananan Nair

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• Session F3
  Transboundary

  • Climate Change and Water adaptive management through transboundary cooperation. The case of the Guadiana basin.
    Author: Francesc Cots, J. David Tábara, Darryn McEvoy, Saskia Werners
  • Facilitating Adaptive Management In Large River Basins: Using The Transboundary Analytical Framework
    Author: C. A. Sullivan, M. Acreman, P. Wouters, E. Castro
  • Revisiting transboundary water governance: Power, Conflict, Cooperation and the political Economy
    Author: J.A. Allan, Naho Mirumachi
  • Multilevel Deliberative Water Governance within the North American Great Lakes Regime
    Author: Andreas Klinke
  • Towards adaptive water governance observations from two transboundary river basins
    Author: Nicole Kranz, Antje Vorwerk, Rodrigo Vidaurre
  • Climate Change and Institutional Adaptation in transboundary river basins
    Author: Jochen Hinkel, Timo Menniken

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• Session F4
  Comparative case study analysis

  • Coping with the consequences of climate change in River Basins: A comparative analysis of the adaptive capacity of water management regimes in Portugal, Hungary, Ukraine, and the Netherlands
    Author: Patrick Huntjens
  • Adaptive Management of Catchments for the Protection of Water Quality: Drawing on International Experience
    Author: Laurence E.D. Smith,
  • Tracking governance - indicators and measurement for constructing learning water management systems
    Author: Ricardo Sandoval Minero
  • The effectiveness of participatory water governance: Comparison of mechanisms across 22 case stuies
    Author: Oliver Fritsch, Jens Newig
  • The challange of collaborative groundwater governance: four case studies from Spain and Australia
    Author: Andrew Ross, Pedro Martinez-Santos

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• Session G1
  Transition 1: Learning in actor networks

  • The NeWater Management and Transition Framework - state and development process
    (published on book)
    Author: C. Pahl-Wostl, J. Möltgen, E. Ebenhoe, G. Holtz
  • Trusting emergence: Some experiences of learning about integrated catchment science with the Environment Agency of England and Wales
    Author: Kevin Collins, Ray Ison
  • Assessing the resilience of a river management regime: Informal learning in a shadow network in the Tisza river basin
    Author: Jan Sendzimir, Piotr Magnuszewski, Zsuzanna Flachner et al.
  • The role of shadow networks in furthering transitions in water management
    R. van der Brugge, R. van Raak
  • Understanding and managing water transitions: a policy science perspective
    Author: Dave Huitema, Sander Meijerink

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• Session G2
  Adaptive capacity, resilience 1

  • Adaptive Policies: Meeting the Policymakers Challenge in Today's Complex, Dynamic and Uncertain World
    Author: Darren Swanson
  • Managing flood risk in the urban environment: linking spatial planning, risk assessment, communication and policy
    (published on book)
    Author: B. Gersonius, C. Zevenbergen, S. van Herk
  • Resilience and Adaptability in the lower Amudarya river basin, Central Asia
    Author: Maja Schlüter, Elke Herrfahrdt-Pähle
  • Factors for and impacts of participatory approaches in the development of management indicators to support effective Integrated Water Resource Management
    Author: Dirk Günther

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• Session G3
  Uncertainty 2a

  • Uncertainty - guiding through the misty waters
    Author: P. van der Keur, J. Mysiak, M. Brugnach
  • Differential interpretation of uncertainty in transition to AWMR: case of dams' safety in the Czech Republic
    Author: Marta Martínková, Sárka Blazková
  • A methodology to determine the contribution of stakeholders to the robustness of environmental policy decisions
    Author: R.M. Bijlsma, H.A. Wolters, J.L. de Kok, A.Y.Hoekstra
  • Assessing framing of uncertainties in water management practice
    Author: Nicole Isendahl, Art Dewulf, Marcela Brugnach et al.

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• Session G4
  Coping with climate change in water management?

  • A framework for assessing integrated water and energy management scenarios
    Author: Debborah Marsh, Deepak Sharma
  • National scale mechanisms for integration at the science-policy interface for sustainable catchment management
    Author: C. J. A. Macleod, P. M. Haygarth, K.L. Blackstock
  • Climate Change and Upstream Abstractions Impacts in Bangladesh Water Management: A Coping Practice
    Author: Chowdhury Mohammad Farouque
  • Assessment of High Resolution Climate Change data for hydrological impact studies
    Author: G. Smiatek, H.-R. Knoche, H. Kunstmann

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• Session H1
  Transition 2: Actor strategies

  • Regional Water Infrastructure Management: Benefits of a Social-Ecological Transformation Perspective
    Author: F. Keil, S. Liehr, T. Kluge
  • Transition Management at the local scale: Supporting Sustainable Water Infrastructure planning through participatory foresight
    Author: Bernhard Truffer, Eckhard Störmer, Annette Ruef
  • Implementing the Water Framework Directive - UK water and wastewater service provider response
    Author: Marc Spiller, Brian S. McIntosh, Roger Seaton
  • Can science influence policy? The inclusion of estuaries in the South African water law
    Author: Jill Slinger

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• Session H2
  Environmental flow requirements

  • Incorporating environmental flows into water management in the Amudarya river delta
    Author: Maja Schlüter
  • Obstacles to the implementation of environmental flows
    Author: Chris Dickens
  • How are environmental flows adapted and reflected in global, regional and national policy frameworks
    Author: Anna Forslund
  • Linking science and policy on environmental flows: how science can better meet the needs of policymakers and practitioners
    Author: Katharine Cross, Mark Smith

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• Session H3
  Uncertainty 2b

  • Complex Water Systems Management Under Data Uncertainty Using Scenario Analysis
    Author: A. Manca, G.M. Sechi, A. Sulis, P. Zuddas
  • A broadened view on the role for models in natural resource management: Implications for model development
    (published on book)
    Author: Marcela Brugnach, Claudia Pahl-Wostl
  • Uncertainty of water level predictions due to various calibrations
    Author: J.J. Warmink, H. van der Klis, M.J. Booij, S.J.M.H. Hulscher
  • Poster contribution: New concepts for development of integrated multi-scale scenarios within the SCENES project
    Author: Mathijs van Vliet, Kasper Kok

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• Session H4
  Basin Governance and WFD

  • Criteria for the Assessment of Planning Processes for Sustainable River Basin Management - Illustration by two cases: the EU Water Framework Directive and ongoing water planning processes in Sweden
    (published on book)
    Author: Beatrice Hedelin
  • Problems of Scalar Fit in Implementing the EU Water Framework Directive - Contributions of Transaction Cost Economics and a Framework for Empirical Research
    Author: Ines Dombrowsky
  • The Effectiveness of the Water Framework Directive - Will Great Expectations in Brussels be Dashed on the Regional Scale?
    Author: Britta Kastens
  • Regulation by tiers of governance: Evidence from water resource management regimes
    Author: Alessandro Marra

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• Session J1
  Transition 3: Social networks and knowledge diffusion

  • How Social Networks Enable Adaptation to System Complexity and Extreme Weather Events
    (published on book)
    Author: R. Lejano, H. Ingram
  • Negotiating Change: the importance of knowledge networks in mitigating diffuse pollution
    Author: Kristy L. Blackstock
  • Governance of Public Sector - Nonprofit Sector Coalitions: Social Learning and Negotiated Order Processes
    Author: Bruce Gockerman

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• Session J2
  Social learning and public paticipation

  • Mediterranean coastal areas at risk between conservation and development - The WADI project as an effort of integration
    Author: Felicita Scapini
  • Public participation towards the implementation of the EU Water Framework Directive - A means to lessen uncertainty?
    Author: Britta Kastens, Ilke Borowski, Dagmar Ridder
  • How responsive are scientists and policy makers to the perceptions of Dutch and Flemish citizens living alongside the Scheldt Estuary?
    Author: J. Slinger, M. Muller, M. Hendriks, M. Cuppen
  • Re-focusing research and researchers in public participation
    Author: Yorck von Korff
  • Public participation in a planning process at a Dutch water board
    Author: Greet François, Machiel Lamers, Bouke Ottow, Yorck von Korff

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• Session J3
  Agriculture

  • Public policies for groundwater conservation:
    a vulnerability analysis in irrigation agriculture
    Author: Consuelo Varela-Ortega, Thomas E. Downing, Paloma Esteve, Ssukaina Bharwani
  • Meeting the challenge of predictive modeling for ?problem-centered? water management:
    Description of a multi-purpose model system for policy planning support Author: Thorsten Arnold, Hamil Uribe, Thomas Berger
  • Modeling institutional mechanisms that enhance ecosystem services in riverine landscapes
    Author: P. Magnuszewski, J. Sendzimir, Z. Flachner
  • Applying the Water Soft Path Concept for Agro-ecosystem Adaptation in Prairie Canada
    Author: Matt McCandless, Henry David Venema, David B. Brooks

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