New Zealand Agricultural Engineering Institute2013-10-102013-10-101968-040075-952Xhttps://hdl.handle.net/10182/5686Lincoln College, the College of Agriculture of the University of Canterbury, sponsors an active research and teaching programme in hydrology, soil conservation and water resources development. The purpose of these Papers is to communicate research results and new developments in these fields as rapidly as possible, and particularly to report the results of projects undertaken in conjunction by the Department of Agricultural Engineering and the New Zealand Agricultural Engineering Institute. From time to time the opportunity will be taken to publish material originating elsewhere in New Zealand with which the College is associated and which could not otherwise be made available.Volumes 1 and 2 of the Lincoln Papers in Water Resources comprise the papers presented at a Symposium on Water Resources Development which was arranged by the Engineering Section of the 40th ANZAAS Congress and organised by Lincoln College Staff. The volume 2 includes the full text of the following papers: D. T. Howell – Theory and Practice in Water Resource System Design, H. James – The Tongariro Power Project, W. R. Lobb – Irrigation Development in the New Zealand Environment, R. Jensen – Economic Evaluation of Water Resources Development, D. G. McGill – Legislation for Water Resources Development, J. R. Burton – Education for Water Resources Development in Australia and New Zealand.enCopyright © Lincoln College. New Zealand Agricultural Engineering Institute.water resources developmentagricultural land useirrigation developmentwater qualitysystem designeconomic evaluationConference Contribution - publishedANZSRC::079901 Agricultural Hydrology (Drainage, Flooding, Irrigation, Quality, etc.)ANZSRC::140201 Agricultural EconomicsANZSRC::050203 Environmental Education and ExtensionANZSRC::070107 Farming Systems Research