Özden Bilen web sitesinin içerisinde bir "Blog Sayfası" açılmıştır. Özden Bilen, zaman zaman yeni yazılarını bu sayfa üzerinden yayınlayacaktır.

İlk Yazımız "ATATÜRK’ÜN KURAN-I KERİM ve PİYANO HEDİYE ETTİĞİ İLKOKUL" başlığını taşımaktadır.
Özden Bilen is familiar with the spheres of water policymaking and academia. He was assigned to the Director General of Sate Hydraulic Works (DSİ) in 1993 after holding several offices in the same organization and retired in 1995.

This website includes selected bibliographic list of books, articles, reports related to hydropolitics, water resources development & management which are a part of his private library. Water Resources Archive was classified according to the different subject areas. The purpose of the website is to provide a quick reference to particularly on the subject of “trans-boundary waters” for young scholars and those concerned. Most of his personal publications and presentations could be reached online.

An autobiographical essay covering his childhood, university and career years was posted on the website as e-book format.

All the content of Özden Bilen's books and articles could be used, provided you indicate the source.
 
Orsam Water Resources Programme
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TRANSBOUNDARY WATER ISSUES FOR PARTICULAR RIVERS (BAZI NEHİRLERDE SINIRAŞAN SU SORUNLARI)
UN. Register of International River Basins: Report of Secretary-General
United Nations Economic and Social Council–Committee on Natural Resources / Fifth Session Geneva, 9-20 May 1977, E/C. 7/ 71, 11 March 1977
UNEP. Atlas of International Freshwater Agreements
UNEP (2002)


NORTH AMERICA
Colorado and Rio Grande Basins / USA–MEXICO

Colorado Basin Map
Colorado Nehri Havzası (DOC)
Colorado1. New Courses for the Colorado River: Major Issues for the Next Century
Edited by Gary D. Weaherford and F. Lee Brown (1990): University of New Mexico Press
Colorado2. Killing the Hidden Waters : The Slow Destruction of Water Resources in the American Southwest
Charles Bowden (1992): University of Texas Press
Colorado3. The Colorado: A River Drained Dry
Jim Carrier (1991): National Geographic, June 1991
Colorado4. State Influence in Foreign Policymaking: Water Related Environmental Disputes Along the United States-Mexico Border
Stephen P. Mumme (1983): Annual Meetng of South-Western Political Science Association, Houston, Texas March 18, 1983.
Colorado5. Implementation Strategies for Salinity Control Projects in the Colorado River Basin
Darrell G. Fontane et.al (1984): American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Annual Convention San Francisco, California October 1-5, 1984
Colorado6. Colorado River Salininity Program
U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation, Annual Report-1990
Colorado7. Colorado River Simulation System (CRSS)-Executive Summary and Colorado River Decision Support System (CRDSS)
U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation, April 1987
Colorado8. Colorado River Water Quality Improvement and Colorado River Simulation System Model (CRSS)
U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation, Annual Report-1981
Colorado9. Permenant and Definitive Solution to the International Problem of the Salininity of the Colorado River/International Boundary and Water Commission, US and Mexico (Minute No. 242)
Department of State Bulletin, July 10, 1972, p.66
Colorado10. Border Sanitation Problems: Minute no.261of International Boundary and water Commission, United States and Mexico, Entered into force, October 2, 1979.pp. 5100-5103
United States Treaties and Other International Agreements (Volume 31 in Six Parts Part 6, 1979)
Colorado11. Recommendations for Solution of the New River Border Sanitation Problem: Minute no. 264 of the International Boundary and Water Commission, United States and Mexico
Signed at Ciudad Juarez August 26, 1980. Entered into force December 4,1980
Colorado12. Arizona v.California, Supreme Court of the United States
June 3, 1963, Decided Decree entered March 4, 1964.
Colorado13. Utilization of Waters of Colorado and Tijuana Rivers and of the Rio Grande, Entered into force November 8,1945, Proclaimed by the President of the United States November 27,1945
Treaties and Other International Agreements of the United States Of America: 1776-1949, Volume 9, pp 1166-1192
Compiled under the direction of CHARLES I.BEVANS, LLB. Assistant Legal Adviser,Department of State
Colorado14. Transboundary Water Resource Management in Arid Lands: Lessons from the United States-Mexico
James E. Jonish and Melissa Wiseman (nd): Texas Tech University
Rio Grande1/15. Thou Shalt Not Covet Thy Neighbour's Water: The Rio Grande Basin Regulatory Experience
Robert F.Durant and Michelle Deany Holmes (1984):American Society for Public Administration National Convention, Denver, April 7-9, 1984
Rio Grande2/16. Rectification of the Rio Grande- Convention Between The United States of America and Mexico and Exchange of Notes
U.S. Government Printing Office Washington,1984
Rio Grande3/17. Utilization of Boundary Waters: Construction of Amistad Dam on the Rio Grande River
United States Treaties and Other İnternational Agreements: Department of State (Volume 11 in two parts part 2 1960
Rio Grande4/18. Convention Between the United States and Mexico: Equitable Distribution of the Waters of the Rio Grande
Government Printing Office, Washington,1919
General1/19. Digest of International Law (Volume 15)
Prepared by and direction of under the direction of Marjorie M. Whiteman (nd) / Assistant Legal Adviser, Department of State, pp.945-978 (includes only Colarado and Rio Grande rivers' historical background)
General2/20. Digest of International Law (Volume 3)
Prepared by and the direction of Marjorie M. Whiteman (nd) / Assistant Legal Adviser, Department of State, pp.1022-1040 (includes Indus, Helmand and other rivers)
General3/21. International Law and World Order: A Problem-Oriented Course Book
Burns H. Weston et.al (1980): St. Paul Minn., West Publishing CO., American Casebook Series, pp.971-1020
General4/22. Water Politics / Continutiy and Change
Helen Inram (1990): University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque, pp 158.
General5/23. California Water Plan-Update
Department of Water Resources, Sacremento (1994): pp 398.


Columbia Basin / U.S.A.–CANADA (Treaties and Issue Reports)

Columbia River Basin Clickable Map
http://www.nwd-wc.usace.army.mil/report/colmap.htm
Columbia1. The Story of the Columbia Basin Project
U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation (1978): U.S. Government Office Printing Office
Columbia2. Data on the Columbia Basin Project
U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation
Columbia3. What Makes the Columbia River Basin Unique and How We Benefit
www.ce.utexas.edu/prof/mckinney
Columbia4. Treaty Between The United States of America and Canada Relating to Cooperative Development of the Water Resources of the Columbia River Basin
Basin: Columbia, Kootenai, Date: 1 /17/ 1961
Columbia5. The Columbia River Treaty–Where Do We go From Here?
Neil A. Swainson (1986): National Resources Journal Vol.26,1986
Columbia6. Preconditions to Cooperation in Canada–United States Boundry Waters
David G. Lemarquand (1986): National Resources Journal Vol.26,1986
Columbia7. The Management of Canada–U.S. Boundary Waters: Retrospect and Prospect
Bary Sadler (1986): National Resources Journal Vol.26,1986
Columbia8. "Getting to Yes" in United States–Canadian Water Disputes
W:R. Derick Swell and Albert E. Utton: National Resources Journal Vol.26,1986
Columbia9. Columbia River Case Study
Josh Smienk/Chair, Board of Directors-Columbia Basin Trust, Kindy K. Gosal/ Manager of Water Initiatives for the Columbia Basin Trust, September 3-8, 2004 Bilkent University, Ankara, TURKEY- Rosenberg Forum on Water Policy
Columbia10. Legal Aspects of the Use of Systems of International Waters wih Reference to Columbia- Kootenay River System Under Customary International Law and the Treaty of 1909
Memorandum of the State Department April 21, 1958
General11. Arctic Waters: Needs and Options for Canadian-American Cooperation
Cynthia Lamson and David VanderZwaag (1987): Ocean Development and International Law, Volume 18, Number 1 pp.49-99


EUROPEA
Danube River (Issue Reports)
1. Water for Peace in the Danube Basin
European Conference on the Role of Territorial Authorities in the Management of River Basins, Teleorman, Romani, 11-13, April 2003
2. Transboundary Waters in the Black Sea-Danube Region: Legal and financial implications
University of Kalmar (2005), Sweden
3. Lessons from River Basin Management in the World's Most International River-The Danube
Philip Weller (2004): Rosenberg International Forum on Water Policy, Ankara, Turkey, 5-8 September 2004
4. THE Bös--Nagymaros Project Case / The Czech and Slovak Fedaral Repuplic v. The Republic of Hungary
  1. International Court of Justice: Case concerning Gabcikova-Nagymaros Project (Hungary / Slovakia)
        Summary of Judgement of 25 September 1997, No 97/bis 25 September 1997 - Hague
  2. Application of The Republic of Hungary v. The Czech and Slovak Federal Republic on the Diversion of the Danube River
        To the Registrar of the International Court of Justice, Budapest, 22 October 1992
  3. THE Bös--Nagymaro Project: Before the Hungarian Parliament- Debate and Decision
        The Ministry for Environment and Water Manegement (1988)- Budapest
  4. Hungarian Environment and Water Review
        The Ministry for Environment and Water Manegement (1988)- Budapest
5. Development of the Slovak-Hungarian Section of the Danube
Miroslav B. Liska (1996): Workshop on Shared Water Resources, ICOLD 64 th Annual Meeting, Santiago- Chile,12-19 October 1996 pp.135-164
6. Multipurpose Development of Danube along the Shared Yugoslav-Romanian Sector
Bratimir Katic (1996): Workshop on Shared Water Resources, ICOLD 64 th Annual Meeting, Santiago- Chile,12-19 October 1996 pp.285-306
7. Eurasia
Adrian Hyde-Price (1993):Resource Politics Freshwater and Regional Relations, Edited by C. Thomas&Darryl Howlett, Open University Press,pp 148-169


Transboundary Waters in Iberic Peninsular (SPAIN-PORTUGAL)
1. Downstream Perspectives For Water Resources in International River Basins
Pedro Cunha Serra and Aderito Jesus Mendes (1996): Workshop on Shared Water Resources, ICOLD 64 th Annual Meeting, Santiago- Chile,12-19 October 1996 pp.115-135
2. Effects of Large Dams on Shared Catchment Areas
Ricardo Segura Granino and Jesus Yagüe Cordova (1996): Workshop on Shared Water Resources, ICOLD 64 th Annual Meeting, Santiago- Chile,12-19 October 1996 pp.165-177
3. Water Transfers in Spain as a Possible Means of Conflict Resolution
Jose Maria Martin Mediluce (2001)
4. The Portuguese-Spanish Convention on Shared River Basins
Antonio Gonçalves Henriques (1999): International Workshop on River Basin Management, The Hagues, 27-29 October 1999
5. The Luso-Spanish Agreements for the Use of Shared Water Resources: A Model to Others International Hidrographic Basins?
Amparo Sereno (nd): Portuguese Catholic Universiy, Faculty of Law (Lisbon)
6. No Problems on Rio Duero (Spain)--Rio Douro (Portugal)?
Damian Dominguez et.al (2004): ETH-Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich
7. Water Demand Management versus Water Supply Policy: the Ebro River Water Transfer
Jose Albiac-Murillo et.al (2002):World Bank Water Forum, Washington D.C. May 6-8 2002
8. WaterTime National Context Report--Spain
A Research ProjectSupported by the European Commission, 31st May 2004
9. Drought Occurrence and Last Events in Spanish Transboundary River Basins
http://hercules.cedex.es/Hidrologia/pub/doc/DroughtOccurrenceTWM.pdf
10. Sharing the Waters of the Iberian Peninsula
Rodrigo MAIA (nd): Faculty of Engineering of Porto University/Portugal
11. A Technical Review of the Spanish National Hydrological Plan (Ebro River out-of-Basin Diversion)
The US Technical Review Team, c/o Alex Horne Associates, California(2003)
12. Spain: Range of circumstances and region analysis


SOUTH ASIA
Indus Basin and Ganges Basin (Treaties and Issue Reports)
1. Indus Water Treaty: the Negotiating Process
Asit K. Biswas (1992): Water International, 17(1992) 201-209, IWRA
2. Indus Waters Treaty : A History
3. Indus Waters Treaty
4. India's experience in Developing the Indus River Basin Programme
K. S. Sharma (1988): Proceedings of the UN Interregional Meeting on River and Lake Basin Development, Addis Ababa Ethopia, 10-15 October 1988 pp.194-202
5. River Water Sharing Ideologies and Experiences in India
Shri Ramesh Chandra (1996): Workshop on Shared Water Resources, ICOLD 64 th Annual Meeting, Santiago- Chile,12-19 October 1996 pp.39-56
6. Indus Basin Development
Abdul Rahim (1988): Proceedings of the UN Interregional Meeting on River and Lake Basin Development, Addis Ababa Ethopia, 10-15 October 1988 pp.203-210
7. The Indus Commission and the Indo-Bangaldesh Joint River Commission
Ministry of Irrigation/India (1981):Proceedings of the UN Interregional Meeting of International River Organizations,Dakar Senegal, 5-14 may 1981 pp.359-363
8. The Permanent Indus Commission
Office of Commissioner for Indus Water, Pakistan (1991) Proceedings of the UN Interregional Meeting of International River Organizations,Dakar Senegal, 5-14 may 1981
9. Water Resources of India
Central Water Commission (CWC) Publication No. 30/88, New Delhi April 1988
10. Water Resources of Pakistan
ICID (International Commission on Irrigaion and Drainage): Irrigation and Drainage in the World
11. Sharing of River Waters Among Beneficiary States by Integrated Operation and Management of Bhakra Magal and Beas Projects-Indus Basin
P.K Gupta et.al (1996): Workshop on Shared Water Resources, ICOLD 64 th Annual Meeting, Santiago- Chile,12-19 October 1996 pp.56-92
12. Boundary Water Conflict Between India and Pakistan
M.Yunus Khan (1990):Water International, 15(1990) pp.195-199
13. Water, Peace and Conflict Management: The Experience of the Indus and Mekong River Basins
Syed S. Kirmani(1990): Water International, 15(1990) pp.200-205
14. Indus River
Digest of International Law (Volume 3):Prepared by and the direction of Marjorie M. Whiteman (nd) / Assistant Legal Adviser, Department of State, pp.1022-1031
15. Treaty Between the Government of Republic of India and the Government of Bengladesh on Sharing of the Ganga/Ganges Waters at Farakka : Signed on December 12, 1996.
16. Model Analysis of the Conflict Between Bangaldesh and India over the Ganges Water Resources
Maiko Sakamoto, Yoshimi Nagira: Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University
17. Water and Populatin Dynamics: Case Studies and Policy Implications, Edited by Alex de Sherbinin and Victoria Dompka, Case Study:Bangladesh, Water Resources and Population Pressures in the Ganges River Basin
18. Conflicts and Cooperation Over Floods in the Himalaya -Ganges Region
Richard Kattellmann (1990): Water International, 15(1990) pp.189-194
19. South Asia: the Ganges and the Brahmaputra
Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu (1993): Resource Politics Freshwater and Regional Relations, Edited by C. Thomas&Darryl Howlett, Open University Press,pp 110-128


CENTRAL ASIA (Reports on Water Issues)
Aral Sea Basin
1. Cooperation in Shared Water Resources in Central Asia: Past Experience and Future Challenges
Papers Presented at the Assian Development Bank Regional Workshop in Almaty, Kazakhhstan 26-28 September 2002, pp 168.
2. Aral Sea Program--Phase 1: World Bank Preparation Mission
Aide-Memoire: Summary of the Mission's Main Findings and Recomendations, February 22 March 19, 1994
3. Central Asia Aral Sea Project
Yoshihiro Takano (1992): Global Infrastructure Foundations (GIF) Second International Congress, 21-24 May 1992, Istanbul; Turkey
4. The Aral Sea Problem: An Overview and Update
Philip P. Micklin (1992):Global Infrastructure Foundations (GIF) Second International Congress, 21-24 May 1992, Istanbul; Turkey
5. Possible Contribution of Japan GIF to Irrigation Management Problems in the Aral Sea Basin
Hikaru Tsutsul (1992): Global Infrastructure Foundations (GIF) Second International Congress, 21-24 May 1992, Istanbul; Turkey
6. The Problem of the Aral Sea in the Light of New Geopolitical Policy
Igor S. Zonn(1992):Global Infrastructure Foundations (GIF) Second International Congress, 21-24 May 1992, Istanbul; Turkey
7. Planned Mega Water Resources Developments in Nepal
G.R. Bhatta (1992): Global Infrastructure Foundations (GIF) Second International Congress, 21-24 May 1992, Istanbul; Turkey


SOUTH ASIA and CHINE - Mekong Basin
1. Mekong River Basin Clickable Map
2. Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin: 5 April 1995
The Governments of The The Kingdom of Cambodia, The Lao People's Democratic Republic, The Kingdom of Thailand, and The Socialist Republic of Viet Nam: Mekong River Commission Secretariat, Bangkok 10330, Thailand
3. Outline of the Mekong River From Tibetian Mountains to Mekong Delta
AKIRA Yamashita, Department of Environment and Natural Resources Management Can Tho University, Viet Nam; 10.12.2006
4. Chine in the Mekong River Basin: The Regional Security Implications of Resource Development on the Lancang Jiang
Evelyn Goh (nd): Paper submitted for 'Securitisation' book project
5. Hydrologic Impacts of Chine's Upper Mekong Dams on the Lower Mekong River
Quang M. Nguyen (2003)
6. Regional Economic Integration Through Improved Mekong Navigation
4th World Water Forum (WWF): Mexico, 16-22 March 2006
7. Evaluation of the EIA for the Proposed Upper Navigation Improvement Project: Report Prepared for the Mekong River Commission-Environment Program
Prepared by Chris Cocklin and Monique Hain (2001): Environment Institute Monash, Monash University, Australia, December 2001.
8. Recommended Aids to Navigation Systems on the Greater Mekong River
Aconomic and Social Commission for Asia and Pasific--Mekong River Commission, June 2002
9. Chinese visions for Lancang--Mekong Navigation
Wu Zirun(2003): Regional Consultation Workshop on the MRC Navigation Programme Mekong River Commission, 3-4 September, 2003
10. Integrated Water Resources Management-Case Mekong River
Matri Makkonen, Marko Keskinen and Oıi Varis (2005):Helsinki University of Technology, 15.09.2005
11. South-East Asia: the Mekong River
Chris Brady (1993): Resource Politics Freshwater and Regional Relations, Edited by C. Thomas&Darryl Howlett, Open University Press,pp 87-109


SOUTH ASIA and CHINE - Yangtze River
1. Three Gorges Project: Key to Development of the Yangtze River
Complied by Beijing Review, New Star Publishers 1992 -Beijing, pp 86
2. Three Gorges : What Future Benefit for Chine
Complied by Beijing Review, Chine Today Press-1991, pp 84
3. Sanxia (Three Gorges/ Üç Bogaz Barajı, Hidroelektrik Santralı, Gemi Geçidi
Ünal Öziş et al. (2009):Türkiye Mühendislik Haberleri, IMO, Sayı 458, 2009-6, pp 41-50