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Developing a consultative Bayesian model for integrated management of aquatic resources: an inland coastal zone case study

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  • Baran, E.
  • Jantunen, T.
  • Chheng, P.

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  • Baran, E. & Jantunen, T. & Chheng, P., 2006. "Developing a consultative Bayesian model for integrated management of aquatic resources: an inland coastal zone case study," IWMI Books, Reports H039117, International Water Management Institute.
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