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  • Repositorio Biblioteca Virtual Ambiental (BVA)  
    La BVA es una colección de recursos educativos que tratan sobre temas ambientales, concernientes a el estado de Chihuahua, México, con el objetivo de facilitar el acceso al conocimiento ambiental de la zona. El repositorio de la BVA esta intencionado para beneficio de la sociedad y sin fines de lucro.

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    Incorporación de la vulnerabilidad a las inundaciones al índice de pobreza del agua del municipio de Juárez
    (CULCyT Cultura Científica y Tecnológica, 2007) Herrera Castelazo, Angélica; Salas Plata Mendoza, Jorge Arturo; Solís, Sergio Saúl; Córdova Bojórquez, Gustavo; Quevedo Urías, Héctor
    The objective of this study is to incorporate the concept of flood risk vulnerability as a variable into the Water Poverty Index (WPI), developed by Lawrence et al (2002). The distribution and availability of water resources vary considerably from region to region due to geographical, hydrological and socioeconomic factors. The WPI integrates information from parameters applied to a country, these parameters include: water volume per capita of surface and groundwater resources; capacity of the country to accomplish its agricultural, industrial, and urban water demands; the potential for buying, managing and treating this resource; efficiency in domestic, agricultural and industrial water use without wasting it; and also an environmental factor which provides a measure for water sustainability by including water quality records, environmental regulation strategies, and number of species in danger of extinction. The aim is to evaluate the WPI for the municipality of Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico. In this analysis the region is considered as a country and the numbers obtained for each of the parameters mentioned are those related to this particular study area. Each index and a diagnosis of the prevailing water resources situation with regard to flood hazard in the region are evaluated.
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    Restauración del Río Bravo/Río Grande en el Valle de Juárez: Un análisis
    (CULCyT Cultura Científica y Tecnológica, 2005) Muñiz, Juan I.; Salas Plata Mendoza, Jorge Arturo; Turner, Ch.
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    Reconstrucción de la precipitación estacional para el barlovento de la Sierra Madre occidental con anillos de crecimiento de pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Franco
    (Revista Mexicana de Ciencias Forestales, 2009) Villanueva Díaz, José; Fulé, Peter Z.; Cerano Paredes, Julián; Estrada Ávalos, Juan; Sánchez Cohen, Ignacio
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    Problemática del agua en Chihuahua: Una propuesta
    (CULCyT Cultura Científica y Tecnológica, 2009) Reyes Cortés, Ignacio Alfonso; Reyes Cortés, Manuel; Ruiz Cisneros, Héctor David
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    Modelo de optimización de recursos para un distrito de riego
    (Revista TERRA Latinoamericana, 2009-09-01) Ortega Gaucin, David; Mejía Sáenz, Enrique; Palacios Vélez, Enrique; Rendón Pimentel, Luis; García, Adolfo Exebio
    Using linear programming techniques, a model for optimizing water resources was developed for the Irrigation District 005, located in Delicias, Chihuahua, Mexico. The proposed model allowed estimation of the irrigation area and optimal cropping pattern needed to increase net benefits for growers. Four possible scenarios were analyzed, considering the availability of key volumes in water supply sources, as well as two conduction efficiencies for the network of irrigation channels. The results indicated that the area cultivated in the Irrigation District was 79 459 ha. The area estimated by the model was 9643 ha less than the area currently irrigation. It is thus concluded that it would be recommendable to establish strategies for withdrawing the excess area from the Irrigation District or for reducing water concessions in order to achieve sustainability of the modules.