WSI Simulation consists of:
- Water Yield & Water Yield Difference
- Total long-term annual average renewable water resources represent the maximum theoretical amount of water expected to be available under natural conditions.
- Water Demand
- Water consumption by sectors of domestic, industrial (industry, institutional, commercial and service), irrigation (paddy and non-paddy), animal husbandry (fisheries & livestock) and non-revenue water.
- Water Provision
- Water yield/availability for specific purposes/sectors such as domestic, industrial (industry, institutional, commercial and service), irrigation (paddy and non-paddy), animal husbandry (fisheries & livestock) and non-revenue water.
- Water Sustainability Ranking
- Decision making tool intended to assist in setting priorities and making decision for consideration of water quantitative and qualitative aspects by using pair wise comparison technique based on Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP).
Drought
Drought & Temperature
Rainfall & Runoff
Climate Change Factor (CCF)
Water Stress Indes (WSI)
Water Yield
