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082			_a627.042 _bWES
100			_aWestervelt, James
245			_aSimulation Modeling for Watershed Management
260			_aNew York _bSpringer Berlin Heidelberg _c2001
300			_a190p
500			_aPart - 1: History, Theory, and Challenges Characterizing Watershed and Landscape Challenges of Management and Modeling Perspectives in Ecological Modeling and Simulation Perspectives in Hydrologic Modeling and Simulation Part - 2: Choosing Models and Modeling Environments Questions Addressed With Single Discipline Simulation Models Questions Addressed With Single Multidiscipline Simulation Models Creating New Models Coordinating Large Scale, Interdisciplinary Watershed Modeling Analyzing Alternatives Who develops and Runs the Models? Model Evaluation Guidelines Part - 3: An Integrated Watershed Modeling and Simulation Future Approaches of Future Model Integration Design Philosophies Watershed manager's View Modeler's View Programmer's View
600			_aCivil Engineering
890			_aUSA
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