TAILIEUCHUNG - Marketing Western Water: Can a Process Based Geographic Information System Improve Reallocation Decisions?'

The 1990’s were a troubled decade for the Big Three TV networks, NBC, ABC, and CBS. For the first time since they began keeping records, their combined prime-time ratings dropped below 50 percent. There were many reasons for this change, but the most important one is that TV and the other older media are being challenged by the Internet and other technologies that offer an expanded range of information and entertainment services. Newspaper (print) Other media are similarly affected. For example, by the late 1990’s, daily newspaper readership by adults had dropped from a post-World. | OLEN PAUL MATTHEWS LOUISSCUDERI DAVID BROOKSHIRE KIRK GREGORY SETH SNELL KATE KRAUSE __ JANIE CHERMAK BRADLEY CULLEN MICHAEL CAMPANA6 Marketing Western Water Can a Process Based Geographic Information System Improve Reallocation Decisions 6 ABSTRACT Reallocating water is a politically sensitive issue in the western United States. Changes from agricultural uses to urban or environmental uses are occurring but the process tends to polarize competing water users thus creating barriers to reallocation. Other Professor and Chair of Geography University of New Mexico PKD. University of Washington 1980 . University of Idaho 1975. AssociateProfessorofEarthandPlanetarySciences University ofNewMexico . UCLA 1984. Professor of Economics University of New Mexico . University of New Mexico 1976. Assistant Professor of Geography University of New Mexico Ph-D. Kent State University 1996. Assistant Professor of Geography University of New Mexico . Boston University 2000. Assistant Professor of Economics University of New Mexico . University of Wisconsin 1996 . Stanford University 1981. p Associate Professor of Economics University of New Mexico PhJD. Colorado School of Mines 1991. x Professor of Geography University of New Mexico . Michigan State University 1980. 8 Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences and Director of the Water Resources Program University of New Mexico PhD. University of Arizona 1975. This material is based on work supported in part by an EPA STAR grant An Integrated GIS Framework for Water Reallocation and Decision Making in the Upper Rio Grande NSF MMIA 9909140 A Quantitative Assessment of the Economic and Institutional Impacts of Climate Change on the Upper Rio Grande Valley Using an Integrated Geographic Information System and SAHRA Sustainability of semi-Arid Hydrology and Riparian Areas under the STC program of the National Science Foundation under Agreement No. EAR-9876800. Although this article has been funded in part by .

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