Topic Working Group on Spatial Analysis and Modeling (TWG-SAM): A report
Many modelers and spatial analysts engaged in the Mekong, Ganges, Andes, Volta, Limpopo and Nile basins are grappling with similar issues:
How do we get hold of and share quality information?
How do we integrate bio-physical and socio-economic data?
What are the best methods to fill data gaps and move across scales?
How do we select the most appropriate models from the plethora available and transfer these tools and technologies to partners with limited means?
How do we link different models and build feed-back loops...?
A clarion call to V3: We have questions, we need answers
A community-based fish culture approach
A two dimensional outcome pathways for a Research for Development (R4D) program
An approach to account for multi-level governance in land and water access for poverty reduction in the Limpopo Basin
Analysis of successful water management experiences in Andean Region basins
Assessing the impacts of existing and planned water storage development in the Ethiopian Highlands under current and projected future climate
Assessment of small scale water infrastructure in Nebo Plateau, South Africa
Catherine Pfeifer (CPWF) explains the importance of Spatial Analysis and Modelling
During the International Forum on Water and Food, South Africa, 14-17 November 2011, Catherine Pfeifer explains the importance of using Spatial Analysis and Modelling with the research work of the CGIAR Challenge Program on Water and Food