@article{oai:mie-u.repo.nii.ac.jp:00006287,
 author = {水谷, 正一 and Mizutani, Masakazu},
 journal = {三重大學農學部學術報告 = The bulletin of the Faculty of Agriculture, Mie University},
 month = {Dec},
 note = {application/pdf, ln this paper, the variable characteristic of net water requirement was explained by means of case study and theoretical study.  In  chap. 1, problem and method of the study were descrived.  In chap.2, three elements which make up net water reguirement (paddy field area, repeating use of water and water requirement in depth) were explained. Water requirement  in  depth  was especially discussed in connection with urbanization. In chap. 3, qualitative analysis of the variable characteristic of net water requirement was tried in case studies of the SHINAN water use district, OSAKA pref. and the KAMEDAGO water use district. NIIGATA Pref.. In chap. 4, a basic theory of the variable characterristic was proposed.Then, quantity of discharge was estimated with net water requirement. In chap.5, this basic theory was applied to the case of the  JUGOKA water district. AICHI Pref.. Brief contents of this paper area as follows ;  1. In districts  where repeated use of water is done, decrease of paddy  field area  is  not always combined  with los in  quantity of net water requirement. 2. The net water requirment possibly increases under reduction of repeated use. Then, new water demand occurs. 3. In the phase of decreasing net water requirement, obligatory quantity of discharge sets limits to form the surplus water requirement. In the case of exsitence of obligatory, the efficiency of occurrence of surplus water requirement decreases. 4. Thus, the occurrence of surplus water requirement is controled by three elements; paddy field area, repeated use of water and obligatory quantity of discharge. The variation of water requirement in depth makes the variable curves of net water requirement and discharge to rise or fall.},
 pages = {65--96},
 title = {余剰農業用水の形成に関する実証的研究 (第3報) : 必要水量の変動特性について},
 volume = {61},
 year = {1980}
}