Water Resources of Mexico This comprehensive volume presents the topic of water resources of Mexico from a different angle. Besides covering the geohydrology it also offers a brief account of the ancient water resources works explains from where the water is coming how the water is being used in homes and in the industry how the dams are operated in the hurricane season some aspects of the water energy food securities nexus and the expectations for the future in connection with global climate change. The book is of interest to every one connected with the water resources of Mexico e.g. federal and state employees of agencies related with water management water supply and wastewater treatment. It is also of value to those in academia and employed at water related professional associations and the general public. Preface Introduction 1 Precipitation in Mexico 2 Groundwater in Mexico 3 Geohydrology in Mexico 4 Water Energy Food Nexus in Mexico 5 Data Models for River Basin Management in Mexico 6 Domestic and Industrial Water Use and Consumption in Mexico 7 Development of Hydraulic Infrastructure in Mexico 8 Wastewater Treatment in Mexico 9 Climate Change and Water Resources in Mexico 10 Water Security and Sustainability in Mexico 11 Expected Impacts on Agriculture due to Climate Change in Northern Mexico 12 Dams Operation Policy in Mexico during Hurricanes Season 13 Hydrologic and Hydraulic Works of the Aztec Civilization 14 Analysis of the Spatial Dependence of Rainfall Fields in the Southeast of Mexico Using Directional Variograms 15 Possible Scenarios of Global Warming Impacts on the Evaporation in Mexico Index.