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OTHER TITLES AVAILABLE IN DEVELOPMENTS IN WATER SCIENCE: 41. D. STEPHENSON AND M.S. PETERSON WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 43. J. ZÁRUBA WATER HAMMER IN PIPE-LINE SYSTEMS 44. W.E. KELLY AND S. MARES (EDITORS) APPLIED GEOPHYSICS IN HYDROGEOLOGICAL AND ENGINEERING PRACTICE 46. G.A. BRUGGEMAN ANALYTICAL SOLUTIONS OF GEOHYDROLOGICAL PROBLEMS 47. S.M. HASSANIZADEH, R.J. SCHOTTING, W.G. GRAY AND G.F. PINDER COMPUTATIONAL METHODS IN WATER RESOURCES 48. LENA M. TALLAKSEN AND HENNY A.J. VAN LANEN HYDROLOGICAL DROUGHT 49. P. WILDERER AND S.WUERTZ MODERN SCIENTIFIC TOOLS IN BIOPROCESSING 50. A.S. ALSHARHAN AND W.W. WOOD WATER RESOURCES PERSPECTIVES: EVALUATION, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY 51. S.K. JAIN AND V.P. SINGH WATER RESOURCES SYSTEMS: PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT 54. S.E. JØRGENSEN, H. LOFFLER, W. RAST AND M. STRASKRABA LAKE AND RESERVOIR MANAGEMENT 55. C.T. MILLER, M.W. FARTHING, W.G. GRAY AND G.F. PINDER COMPUTATIONAL METHODS IN WATER RESOURCES (Volumes 1 and 2)
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