Marisa I. Escobar

Correction: Application of watershed-scale habitat modeling and decision-support tools for reservoir reoperations in coastal northern California

Doug Chalmers, Marisa I. Escobar, Laura G. Forni, Jason Nishijima et autres

Integrated water balance reveals that Lake Titicaca is driven by extreme climate variability

Nilo Resende Viana Lima, Denis Ruelland, Marisa I. Escobar, Antoine Rabatel et autres

For decision making, it is crucial to provide an estimate of the main water balance fluxes to help understand trends and drivers of lake fluctuation in the past and in the future. However, the quantification of fluxes is a complicated task due …

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Challenges and opportunities of using reclaimed water for agricultural irrigation in Spain: A hydro-economic analysis.

Paloma Esteve, Irene Blanco‐Gutiérrez, Marina Mautner, Samaneh Seifollahi‐Aghmiuni et autres

Growing pressure on water resources and climate uncertainty are driving the need for alternative water sources. In countries with severe water stress, such as Spain, the reuse of water from urban wastewater treatment plants has become a promising opportunity to secure and …

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Multi-Criteria Prioritization of Watersheds for Post-Fire Restoration Using GIS Tools and Google Earth Engine: A Case Study from the Department of Santa Cruz, Bolivia

J. C. Giménez Fernández, Oswaldo Maillard, Gerson Uyuni, Mónica Guzmán-Rojo et autres

The Santa Cruz department in Bolivia is characterized by a wide range of ecosystems and by its richness in water resources. In recent years, extended drought caused by climate change has led to extensive fire events. Combined with deforestation, this is resulting …

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Application of watershed-scale habitat modeling and decision-support tools for reservoir reoperations in coastal northern California

Doug Chalmers, Marisa I. Escobar, Laura G. Forni, Jason Nishijima et autres

Water managers must often balance the needs of both aquatic habitat and human water supply. However, they frequently only have the tools to manage water delivery alone. Existing modeling tools for habitat have gaps in providing detailed biological estimates at a watershed …

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Guidelines for equitable participation in water decision-making

S. Bresney, Doug Chalmers, Cláudia Coleoni, Alison Dyke et autres

Human decisions on water can have a wide effect, impacting rivers, ecosystems, economies, livelihoods, cultures and spiritual values. To make decisions more equitable, researchers and practitioners need to engage directly with the people affected and understand the norms, values and forms of …

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WEAP (Water evaluation and planning system): a tool for sustainable water analysis

Marisa I. Escobar, Annette Huber‐Lee, John R. Sieber, Charles Young et autres

Many regions face increasingly formidable freshwater management challenges, grappling with issues such as allocation of limited water resources, environmental quality and policies for sustainable water use.Conventional supply-oriented simulation models are not always adequate.WEAP © is a software tool for integrated water resources …

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Introducing the WASH Flows analytical tool: Integrating sanitation and watershed management for improved water governance and investments

Pamela Claure, Carla Liera, Marisa I. Escobar, Nhilce N. Esquivel et autres

Traditionally, watershed management and sustainable water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) have been governed in isolated silos. The Bolivia WATCH team at SEI developed a tool to integrate both worlds into a single planning process, accounting for household- and community-level needs alike.

Connecting Water Access with Multidimensional Poverty: The Case of Tupiza River Basin in Bolivia

Sophia Espinoza, Laura G. Forni, Angela Lavado, Marcelo Olivera et autres

In developing countries, where economic expansion depends on extractive activities such as agriculture and mining, water quantity and quality considerations need to be examined in tandem with GDP growth and poverty reduction efforts. Poorest households in the Tupiza watershed in Bolivia are …

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Advancing water sustainability in Bahrain through water resource management knowledge platforms

Dorren Salazar, Marisa I. Escobar, David Yates, Mohamed Yacoub Aljanahi et autres

the costs of labor and energy inputs, as well as strategies such as artificial groundwater recharge, rainwater harvesting, and greywater reuse in new constructions.Therefore, developing and implementing a comprehensive and flexible IWRM model that takes into account a variety of uncertainties, and …

Hydro-economic analysis of wastewater reuse opportunities in agriculture under climate uncertainties in Spain

Irene Blanco‐Gutiérrez, Paloma Esteve, Marina Mautner, Marisa I. Escobar et autres

Hydro-ecological monitoring of high-elevation wetlands in the Katari watershed, Bolivia

J. C. Giménez Fernández, Bart Wickel, Marisa I. Escobar