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Redbook Preparation by Hydrology 2020 Working Group

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IAHS_Guidelines_for_authors.pdf (1.7MB)
Hydrology2020volume.pdf (80KB)

To Do List

Submission of the 1st draft on the each section to the lead authors of each chapter (I-III) until the end of December.

October 2004: Reflect the revision of the table of contents and the schedule of the Redbook publication.

Expected Table of Contents (Oct. 2004 version)

Front Cover (Fu)
Preface (formation of group) (1 page Taikan)
Chapter 0 Executive Summary (about 2 pages Stewart and Taikan)
Chapter I Introduction (Kate)
Chapter II Rationale (Johan, Kate) 30 pages
Chapter III World Water Resources, Water Use and Water Management (Jeanna)
Chapter IV Contemporary Issues in State of the Art (Stewart)
Chapter V Intersection of Hydrology and Other Disciplines (Kate)
Chapter VI Scientific and societal obstacles, gaps, bottlenecks, Social demands, future technologies (Susan - 10 pages)
Chapter VII Conclusion: Key messages, Recommendations, Concluding remarks (Stefan)
References (Pierre)
Appendix (Fu)

(Name) indicates the lead author of each chapter.

Detailed Table of Contents (October 2004)

Deadlines: (revised on November, 2004)

December 2004: Sections will be sent to the lead author of each chapter (I-III).
January 2004: 1st draft of the chapter IV, V, and VI to the lead author of each chapter.
January 2004: Compilation of all the draft.
Febrary 2004: Send the 1st complete draft to the peer reviewers
March 2004: Revisions on the 1st draft
April 2005: IAHS conference in Brazil, including workshop about the future of hydrology, presentation of the 2nd draft.

Feedback to Taikan Oki (taikan @iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp) will be highly appreciated.
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