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Found 698 results (266 case studies, 48 models, 0 experiments, 384 citations)

  • Case Study New Kingdom Egyptian Agriculture

    Resource: Terrestrial land and associated watershed Location: Nile Valley and Delta, Egypt
    Situated in the Nile Valley from Aswan to the Mediterranean, New Kingdom Egypt (c.1550-1050 B.C.) had an agrarian economy - almost entirely dependent on agriculture for subsistence. Because the climate was too dry for rain-fed farming, all agriculture was restricted …
  • Case Study Newfoundland Inshore Cod Trap Fisheries, Canada

    Resource: Marine ecosystem Location: Newfoundland, Canada
    The inshore cod trap fisheries discussed in this case are primarily located along the eastern and north shores of Newfoundland, Canada, encompassing an unknown geographical area.  The case study discusses the development of community-based institutions over time and then compares …
  • Case Study NGO-facilitated community irrigation system in Kasungu district, Malawi

    Resource: Watershed and associated topography Location: Kasungu district, Malawi
    The exact location of the Malawi irrigation system is undisclosed due to anonymity concerns.  However, it is generally located in the administrative district of Kasungu in central Malawi and encompasses an unknown geographical area.  The case study involves a snapshot …
  • Case Study Nohwa-do and Bogil-do, Communal Water Resources Management, South Korea

    Resource: Watershed and associated topography Location: Nohwa-do and Bogil-do, Wando-gun, Jeollanam-do, South Korea
    Nohwa-do and Bogil-do are South Korea's southernmost islands, located off the coast of the province of Jeollanam-do. They are connected by a bridge and share a reservoir in Bogil-do. The inhabitants of the two islands have to share water since Nohwa-do …
  • Model Non-linear dynamics of population and natural resources: The emergence of different patterns of development

    This model explores the long-term dynamic interaction between the exploitation of natural resources and population growth. This is a variant of Brander and Taylor (1998). The reference article, D'Alessandro (2007), gives the following description of the model. \"Two new assumptions …
  • Citation Nurturing ecosystem-based adaptations in South Africa’s Garden Route: a common pool resource governance perspective

    Authors: Chloe Guerbois, Ute Brady, Abigail de Swardt, and Christo Fabricius Year: 2019 Journal: Regional Environmental Change
    Increasing human demands for ecosystem services due to climate change, population growth, poverty, lack of employment, tourism,and concomitant coastal property development threatens adaptive capacity in SouthAfrica’s coastlines.Adaptation strategies frequentlypropose ecosystem-based adaptation (EBA) as a model for transformative change. However, several …
  • Case Study Nyamaropa Communal Area, Nyanga District, Zimbabwe

    Resource: Woodland ecosystem Location: Nyamaropa communities, Nyanga District, Zimbabwe
    The Nyamaropa communal area encompasses a total of five villages located in the Nyanga District in Zimbabwe.  Beyond individual homestead plots and fields, the communities have access rights to an unspecified acreage of grazing/woodland commons that consist of miombo woodlands …
  • Citation Oaig-Daya Irrigation System

    Authors: R de los Reyes Year: 1980 Journal: 47 Communal Gravity Systems: Organization Profiles
  • Case Study Oaig-Daya irrigation system, Oaig-Daya and Parioc barrios, Candon municipality, Ilocos Sur, Philippines

    Resource: Watershed and associated topography Location: Parioc and Oaig-Daya, Candon, Ilocos Sur, Philippines
    The resource appropriated from Oaig-Daya Irrigation System is water for irrigation, and the system consists of canals that deliver water from the Oaig-Daya Creek to the nearby farmlands in the neighboring barrios of Oaig-Daya and Parioc of the municipality Candon …
  • Case Study Obara pond irrigation system, Niiike Buraku, Okayama Prefecture, Honshu Island, Japan

    Resource: Watershed and associated topography Location: Niike Buraku, Takahashi River, Okayama Prefecture, Honshu Island, Japan
    The resource appropriated from Obara Pond is water for irrigation, and the case takes place in the settlement of Niiike Buraku on the coastal plain of Okayama Prefecture in the Honshu island of Japan. This irrigation system is comprised of …
  • Case Study Open Access Publishing

    Resource: Scholarly information Location: World Wide Web
    Open access publishing is located on the world wide web, accessible anywhere where there is both internet access and a capable computer. Open access publishing is directly related to the digital knowledge commons, which started with the advent of the …
  • Case Study OpenABM: Agent-based model database

    Resource: Multiple Location: Global (land)
    OpenABM is a node in the CoMSES Network, providing a growing collection of tutorials and FAQs on agent-based modeling, a model library intended to provide a locus for authors and modelers to share their models, and forums for modeling-related discussions …
  • Citation Optimal intra-annual exploitation of the Maine lobster fishery

    Authors: Daniel Holland Year: 2011 Journal: Land Economics
  • Citation Organic Agriculture in Europe

    Authors: Jonas Michelsen Year: 2001
  • Citation Organization of the Balinese Subak

    Authors: C Geertz Year: 1967 Journal: Irrigation and agricultural development in Asia: Perspectives from the social sciences
  • Citation Organizational Problems and Their Consequences on Improved Watercourses in Punjab

    Authors: Ashfaq Mirza and Douglas Merrey Year: 1979 Journal: Water Management Technical Report
  • Case Study Overlapping institutions and their impact in the conservation of the Orinoco River Strategic Ecosystems

    Resource: Continental ecosystems in the Orinoco River Watershed Location: Orinoco River Watershed Centroid
    Sustainability
  • Case Study Oyster communities, Florida, USA

    Resource: Coastal marine ecosystem Location: Florida, USA
    The Florida oyster fishing communities are located on the Florida “panhandle” with approximately 300 kilometers of coastline on the northern coast of the Gulf of Mexico. The case study states that this is an open-access fishery but includes a limited …
  • Case Study Oyster communities, Gulf of Mexico, Alabama, USA

    Resource: Coastal marine ecosystem Location: Alabama, USA
    The Alabama oyster fishing communities are located on the Gulf of Mexico with approximately 100 kilometers of coastline. The case study states that this is an open-access fishery but includes a limited amount of historic data on the development of …
  • Case Study Oyster communities, Gulf of Mexico, Louisiana, USA

    Resource: Coastal marine ecosystem Location: Louisiana, USA
    The Louisiana oyster fishing communities are located on the Gulf of Mexico with approximately 400 kilometers of coastline in a straight line from the border of Texas on the west to the border of Mississippi on the east. The case …