Local stakeholders' acceptance of model-generated data used as a communication tool in water management: The Ronnea study

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The study in the Ronnea catchment in the Southwest of Sweden was carried out to increase the knowledge of local stakeholders' acceptance of model-generated data when used as a communication tool in water quality management. Four clusters of factors were identified as influencing stakeholders' acceptance of the model-generated data including confidence as the practical application, and confidence in people involved in or providing material for dialogue.

Facilities & equipment, Usage, Equipment and supplies, Water quality management, Social participation, Environmental research, Environment, Water quality monitoring stations

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Hydrological change-climate change impact simulations for Sweden

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A summary of the hydrological studies of climate changes carried out within Swedish Regional Climate Modeling Programme (SWECLIM) is presented. It is concluded that a projected hydrological change is just as dependent on the choice of the global climate model boundary conditions as the choice of anthropogenic emissions scenario.

Models, Influence, Climatic changes, Climate change

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