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|Caption=Contribution of water sources to fulfil irrigation water demand. Bars represent mean annual irrigation withdrawal demand in km3 and its sources of supply for five study basins on the Indian subcontinent. Results are shown for present (i.e. 1971–2000) climate and year-2000 land use (A), and for the future (i.e. 2036–2065 climate and 2050 land-use projection) under a baseline scenario without policy interventions (B), a doubling of the capacity of large reservoirs (C), improved irrigation efficiency (D), and a combination of the last two (E). Four combined bars show the results from simulations forced by four Regional Climate Model (RCM) results. Note the different scales for different basins. | |Caption=Contribution of water sources to fulfil irrigation water demand. Bars represent mean annual irrigation withdrawal demand in km3 and its sources of supply for five study basins on the Indian subcontinent. Results are shown for present (i.e. 1971–2000) climate and year-2000 land use (A), and for the future (i.e. 2036–2065 climate and 2050 land-use projection) under a baseline scenario without policy interventions (B), a doubling of the capacity of large reservoirs (C), improved irrigation efficiency (D), and a combination of the last two (E). Four combined bars show the results from simulations forced by four Regional Climate Model (RCM) results. Note the different scales for different basins. | ||
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Revision as of 12:52, 4 April 2014
Caption: Contribution of water sources to fulfil irrigation water demand. Bars represent mean annual irrigation withdrawal demand in km3 and its sources of supply for five study basins on the Indian subcontinent. Results are shown for present (i.e. 1971–2000) climate and year-2000 land use (A), and for the future (i.e. 2036–2065 climate and 2050 land-use projection) under a baseline scenario without policy interventions (B), a doubling of the capacity of large reservoirs (C), improved irrigation efficiency (D), and a combination of the last two (E). Four combined bars show the results from simulations forced by four Regional Climate Model (RCM) results. Note the different scales for different basins.
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