Release Announcement: _sustinvent+ v0.605 RC1 | single window version
Hydro Power Data Base

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As of today the newest version of _sustinvent+ v0.605 RC1 | single window version is available online. In total this version comprises inventories of hydro power facilities of Africa, Middle-East and China, incl.:

■ Jordan ■ Syria ■ Saudi Arabia ■ Yemen ■ China ■ South Africa ■ Angola
■ Ethiopia ■ Lebanon ■ Libya ■ Algeria ■ Burkina Faso ■ Namibia
■ ...

The online version of _sustinvent+ v0.605 RC1 provides you access to the following countries:

■ Angola, Cameroon, Ethiopia, Iraq, and Jordan

To get the full version of _sustinvent+ v0.605 RC1 send a request to: kt75@gmx.ch
  
Summary Sustainable water management represents one of the key challenges towards future-proof development. Comprehensive, neutral and transparent information supply represents a key instrument to facilitate  sustainable development. Technical, economic, environmental but also social mal-developments can be identified rapidly and measures for improvement can be applied. With regard to water management, in particular with regard to hydro power it has to be noted that today the data situation is rather dissatisfying. Many information sources are around, often providing contradictory and sometimes simply wrong and incomplete data. To overcome this problem _sustinvent+ v0.605 RC1 has been developed since 2012.   
By 20th December 2013 version 0.605 RC1 will be released providing access to more than 5’500 hydro power data sets of Africa, Middle-East and China. All of the data sets were subject to a thorough and critical evaluation. Basis of all information was the FAO-data base of hydro power facilities, information obtained directly from facility operators, and other third party information as literature.


To improve the functionality and add more information content, the inventories of larger dam facilities are as of this version equipped with multi-media meta-data sets, i.e. images and video-clips.
 
The following special reflection provides a quick overview about the newest release of _sustinvent+ v0.605 RC1 | single window version. More information are available via: http://kt75-mirror.blogspot.ch/p/kt75-interactive.html


 

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