Modeling concepts and remote sensing methods for sustainable water management of the Okavango Delta, Botswana

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REMOTE SENSING + FERNMESSUNG + FERNERKUNDUNG (GEODÄSIE)WASSERWIRTSCHAFT + ANGEWANDTE HYDROLOGIE HYDROLOGISCHE MODELLE + HYDROLOGISCHE MODELLRECHNUNG BOTSUANA (SÜDLICHES AFRIKA). REPUBLIK BOTSUANA OKAVANGO (AFRIKANISCHE FLÜSSE)REMOTE SENSING (GEODESY)WATER MANAGEMENT + APPLIED HYDROLOGY HYDROLOGICAL MODELS + MATHEMATICAL MODELLING IN HYDROLOGY BOTSWANA (SOUTHERN AFRICA). REPUBLIC OF BOTSWANA OKAVANGO (AFRICAN RIVERS)+2

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