The Digital Water Atlas started as one of the fast-track activities of the Global Water System Project (GWSP) that were initiated at the first meeting of the Scientific Steering Committee of the GWSP in February 2005. This introduction gives a brief description of the aims of the Digital Water Atlas and the process of its implementation : Capacity of Artificial Reservoirs
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