are inherently normative and developed either participatory or using desk research, and mostly
with important quantitative aspects.
These two types differ mainly with respect to vantage point and inclusion of norms. Additionally, exploratory scenarios often
strive for awareness raising, the stimulation of creative thinking, or gaining insight into the way social, economic, and
environmental drivers
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within river basins, and justifiably or
not, they generally have considered natural
change and variability to be sufficiently
small to allow stationarity-based design.
In view of the magnitude and ubiquity of
the hydroclimatic change apparently now
under way, however, we assert that stationarity
is dead and should no longer serve as a central,
default assumption in water-resource risk
assessment
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or vice versa. We argue that there is a two-
way relationship between information management and
collaboration. Moreover, this research suggests that bot-
tom-up governance is not a straightforward solution to
water management problems in large-scale, complex,
multiple-use systems, such as river basins. Instead, all the
regimes being analyzed are in a process of finding a bal-
ance between bottom-up
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by a number of factors. First, participatory modelling is seen as a way of reducing the
number of research-developed models remaining unused by managers (see Borowski and Hare, 2007 Q2). Secondly,
some participatory modelling methods, such as group model building (Vennix, 1996), which facilitate a group to
identify key system components and their relationships, and then to construct conceptual
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