Modeling of Multi-Reservoir Systems Operation in the Chao Phraya River Basin

Thechamani, Intira; Visessri, Supattra; Jarumaneeroj, Pisit

doi:10.1109/icimsa.2017.7985595

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“…Li and Ouyang [9] proposed a generalized multiobjective flood control model (MOFCM) for joint optimal operation of cascade reservoirs in the lower reaches of the Jinsha River and the Three Gorges of Yangtze River, which realized the optimal operation of main and tributary reservoirs. Thechamani et al [10] used nontime modeling methods to model and optimize the operation of the multireservoir in Chaoshan River Basin. Yekit [11] had formulated reservoir optimal operation strategies related to the Subak irrigation scheme water supply to support agricultural productivity at upstream, midstream, and downstream.…”

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Study of Water Resources Optimal Operation Model of Multireservoir: A Case Study of Kuitun River Basin in Northwestern China

Qiao

Wang

Liu

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Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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Aiming at the problems that need to be solved urgently in the current operation of a multireservoir in Kuitun River Basin, such as the uneven distribution of water resources in time and space, the large workload of manual operation calculation, and low coordination level, the paper takes the optimal operation of water resources in the basin as the main goal and carries out the research on the optimal operation model of the multireservoir in combination with the complex characteristics of local water resources system. Firstly, based on the generalization of hydraulic engineering in Kuitun River Basin, a water resources optimal operation model of the multireservoir is established and is solved by the graph theory. Then, the actual data of typical years were selected to test the model. The test results show that, compared with the actual water distribution, the water shortage rate of 2015 and 2016 in high flow years decreased by 98.57% and 100%, respectively; the water shortage rate of 2013 and 2014 in normal flow years decreased by 92.65% and 96.38%, respectively; and the water shortage rate of 2009 in a low flow year decreased by 87.78%. The model can provide the optimal operation scheme for the optimal operation of the multireservoir in the basin. And it can solve the problems such as the uneven distribution of water resources and the large workload of manual operation calculation and can provide technical support for the optimal operation of water resources of the multireservoir in Kuitun River Basin in the future.

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Study of Water Resources Optimal Operation Model of Multireservoir: A Case Study of Kuitun River Basin in Northwestern China

Qiao

Wang

Liu

et al. 2022

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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“…Therefore, in order to model and manage the Sirikit and Bhumibol reservoirs effectively, they should be considered as one operational system. Only a few studies (e.g., Thechamani et al, 2017) have initiated this step in the basin so far. Later, small-and medium-sized reservoirs should also be included in the system.…”

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Modelling and forecasting daily streamflow with reservoir operationin the upper Chao Phraya River basin, Thailand

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Chapter 2 Upper Chao Phraya River Basin and reservoirs 19 Chapter 3 Data, models and performance criteria 29 Chapter 4 Distributed hydrological modelling with global datasets 55 Chapter 5 Hydrological effects of reservoir operation 77 Chapter 6 Machine learning for reservoir operation modelling Chapter 7 Reforecasting real-time reservoir operation and outflow Chapter 8 Synthesis Appendices References Statement of authorship contribution Acknowledgements About the author Graduate school certificate xi development and application opportunities. The future development of reservoir operation modelling lies in the integration of process-based and data-driven models. (iii)Reservoir construction and operation should be based on experience with previously built reservoirs, considering the balance of their lifetime benefit and negative impacts. This thesis is beneficial for sustainable planning and management of reservoir operation in the upper GCPR basin in light of the 20-year National Water Resource Management Master Plan for the 2018-2037 period. It is also applicable at the national level and for neighboring countries in Southeast Asia, which are hot spots for new reservoir construction.

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Modeling of Multi-Reservoir Systems Operation in the Chao Phraya River Basin

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Study of Water Resources Optimal Operation Model of Multireservoir: A Case Study of Kuitun River Basin in Northwestern China

Study of Water Resources Optimal Operation Model of Multireservoir: A Case Study of Kuitun River Basin in Northwestern China

Modelling and forecasting daily streamflow with reservoir operationin the upper Chao Phraya River basin, Thailand

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