2022
DOI: 10.32962/0235-2524-2022-1-38-43
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Features of Modeling the Distribution of Water Resources on Systems of Dual Regulation of the Water Regime of Soils

Abstract: The aim of the research is to develop a modeling methodology for solving problems associated with the creation of simulation models and means of information and technological support for the tasks of allocating water resources on drainage systems for double regulation of the water regime of soils. The methodological and informational basis of the work was formed by the experience of creating and operating existing means of information technology support for the design and operation of double regulation drainag… Show more

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“…The main elements of a modern irrigation system are an irrigation source, a water intake unit, a main canal (pipeline), distribution, inter-farm, economic and district canals or pipelines, structures on the network, temporary irrigation and drainage-discharge network, communication facilities, hydrometric, hydro-reclamation and road network, forest belt, automatic devices for receiving, transmitting and processing information to control the operation of the system (Figure 1) [7].…”
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“…The main elements of a modern irrigation system are an irrigation source, a water intake unit, a main canal (pipeline), distribution, inter-farm, economic and district canals or pipelines, structures on the network, temporary irrigation and drainage-discharge network, communication facilities, hydrometric, hydro-reclamation and road network, forest belt, automatic devices for receiving, transmitting and processing information to control the operation of the system (Figure 1) [7].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Modern irrigation systems consist of canals and outlets, connecting and retaining-regulating structures, etc. [7]. The long period of operation of such elements has shown that if all the service conditions and operating requirements are met, all elements and parameters of irrigation systems can function for a long time [8,9].…”
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confidence: 99%