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which incorporates local views and knowledge and in a rapid and cost effective way. Initial
indications are promising, however the data analysis has not yet reached the stage whereby a final
judgement of the usability of the methodology can be made.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This research is made possible in part by: The Harold Wingate Foundation; The Royal Society; The
British Geomorphological Research Group of the Royal Geographical Society + IBG; The Committee of
Vice-Chancellors and Principals of the Universities of the UK; The Univ of London Central Research
Fund; The Graduate School, UCL; SOAS; Geography Depts, UCL and SOAS. [And in kind:] GRIDUNEP, Nairobi; DRSRS, Nairobi; The Regional RS Centre, Nairobi.
Thanks are due for valuable discussions of parts of the material constituting this paper to: Mr. W
Critchley, UK; Prof A Dietz, Prof A Imeson, Prof P Jungerius, Univ of Amsterdam; Ir W Hoogmoed,
Prof L Stroosnijder, Dr M Mulders, Dr G Epema, Dr H Lovenstein, Prof R Feddes, Wageningen; Prof D
Prinz, Karlsruhe Univ; Dr C Puech, Dr JM Lamachere, Prof E Roose, Montpellier; Prof M Girard, INAParis; Prof J Ben-Asher, Dr P Berliner, Dr A Karnieli, Desert Research Institute, Israel; Prof A Yair,
Hebrew Univ; Dr K Siegert, Dr R Brinkman, FAO, Rome; Dr R Escadafal, ISPRA, Italy; Dr M McCall,
ITC, Holland.
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Ben-Asher, J., and Berliner, P.R. 1994. Runoff irrigation, in Tanji, K. K., and Yaron, B., eds.,
Advances in Agricultural Sciences [Vol. 22 ed.]: Berlin, Springer Verlag, p. 127-154.
Ben Asher, J., and Humborg, G. 1992. A partial contributing area model for linking rainfall
simulation data with hydrographs of a small arid watershed: Water Resources Research, v. 28,
No.8, p. 2041-2047.
Betson, M.A. 1964. What is watershed runoff?: Journal of Geophysical Research, v. Vol.69, No.8, p.
1541-1552; N.
Bronsveld, K., Chutirattanapan, S., Pattanakanok, B., Suwanwerakamtorn, R., and Trakooldit, P.
1994. The use of local knowledge in land use/cover mapping from satellite images: ITC Journal, v.
1994-4, p. 349-358.
Burrough, P.A., and Frank, A.U. 1995. Concepts and paradigms in spatial information: are current
geographical information systems truly generic: International Journal of Geographical
Information Systems, v. 9, No.2, p. 101-116.
Cattizone, M. 1995. Synthesis of EC workshop on indigenous soil and water conservation and water
harvesting techniques., in Cattizone, M., ed., New Challenges for Research on Use and
Management of Natural Resources EUR 15717: Luxembourg, EC DG12, p. 23-36; N.
Chidley, T.R.E., Elgy, J., and Antoine, J. 1993. Computerized systems of land resources appraisal for
agricultural development. World Soils Resources Reports no. 72: Rome, FAO, 245 p.
Critchley, W. 1987. Some Lessons From Water Harvesting In Sub-Saharan Africa. Report from a
workshop held in Baringo, Kenya, 13-17 October 1986: Washington DC, The World Bank, 58 p.
Critchley, W., Reij, C., and Seznec, A. 1992. Water harvesting for plant production. Vol II: Case
studies and conclusions for Sub-Saharan Africa. World Bank Technical Paper Number 157:
Washington, D.C., World Bank, 134 p.
Critchley, W. and Siegert, K. 1991. Water Harvesting: Rome, FAO, 133 p.
FAO. 1976. A framework for land evaluation. FAO Soils Bulletin No.32: Rome, FAO, 72 p.
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which incorporates local views and knowledge and in a rapid and cost effective way. Initial
indications are promising, however the data analysis has not yet reached the stage whereby a final
judgement of the usability of the methodology can be made.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This research is made possible in part by: The Harold Wingate Foundation; The Royal Society; The
British Geomorphological Research Group of the Royal Geographical Society + IBG; The Committee of
Vice-Chancellors and Principals of the Universities of the UK; The Univ of London Central Research
Fund; The Graduate School, UCL; SOAS; Geography Depts, UCL and SOAS. [And in kind:] GRIDUNEP, Nairobi; DRSRS, Nairobi; The Regional RS Centre, Nairobi.
Thanks are due for valuable discussions of parts of the material constituting this paper to: Mr. W
Critchley, UK; Prof A Dietz, Prof A Imeson, Prof P Jungerius, Univ of Amsterdam; Ir W Hoogmoed,
Prof L Stroosnijder, Dr M Mulders, Dr G Epema, Dr H Lovenstein, Prof R Feddes, Wageningen; Prof D
Prinz, Karlsruhe Univ; Dr C Puech, Dr JM Lamachere, Prof E Roose, Montpellier; Prof M Girard, INAParis; Prof J Ben-Asher, Dr P Berliner, Dr A Karnieli, Desert Research Institute, Israel; Prof A Yair,
Hebrew Univ; Dr K Siegert, Dr R Brinkman, FAO, Rome; Dr R Escadafal, ISPRA, Italy; Dr M McCall,
ITC, Holland.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Ben-Asher, J., and Berliner, P.R. 1994. Runoff irrigation, in Tanji, K. K., and Yaron, B., eds.,
Advances in Agricultural Sciences [Vol. 22 ed.]: Berlin, Springer Verlag, p. 127-154.
Ben Asher, J., and Humborg, G. 1992. A partial contributing area model for linking rainfall
simulation data with hydrographs of a small arid watershed: Water Resources Research, v. 28,
No.8, p. 2041-2047.
Betson, M.A. 1964. What is watershed runoff?: Journal of Geophysical Research, v. Vol.69, No.8, p.
1541-1552; N.
Bronsveld, K., Chutirattanapan, S., Pattanakanok, B., Suwanwerakamtorn, R., and Trakooldit, P.
1994. The use of local knowledge in land use/cover mapping from satellite images: ITC Journal, v.
1994-4, p. 349-358.
Burrough, P.A., and Frank, A.U. 1995. Concepts and paradigms in spatial information: are current
geographical information systems truly generic: International Journal of Geographical
Information Systems, v. 9, No.2, p. 101-116.
Cattizone, M. 1995. Synthesis of EC workshop on indigenous soil and water conservation and water
harvesting techniques., in Cattizone, M., ed., New Challenges for Research on Use and
Management of Natural Resources EUR 15717: Luxembourg, EC DG12, p. 23-36; N.
Chidley, T.R.E., Elgy, J., and Antoine, J. 1993. Computerized systems of land resources appraisal for
agricultural development. World Soils Resources Reports no. 72: Rome, FAO, 245 p.
Critchley, W. 1987. Some Lessons From Water Harvesting In Sub-Saharan Africa. Report from a
workshop held in Baringo, Kenya, 13-17 October 1986: Washington DC, The World Bank, 58 p.
Critchley, W., Reij, C., and Seznec, A. 1992. Water harvesting for plant production. Vol II: Case
studies and conclusions for Sub-Saharan Africa. World Bank Technical Paper Number 157:
Washington, D.C., World Bank, 134 p.
Critchley, W. and Siegert, K. 1991. Water Harvesting: Rome, FAO, 133 p.
FAO. 1976. A framework for land evaluation. FAO Soils Bulletin No.32: Rome, FAO, 72 p.