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Integrated Water Resource Management and Energy Requirements for Water Supply in the Copiapó River Basin, Chile

Francisco Suárez    
José F. Muñoz    
Bonifacio Fernández    
Jean-Marc Dorsaz    
Christian K. Hunter    
Christos A. Karavitis and Jorge Gironás    

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