Optimal conjunctive‐use operations and plans

Philbrick, C. Russell; Kitanidis, Peter K.

doi:10.1029/98wr00258

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“…The techniques used include linear programming (LP) (Castle and Lindeborg 1960;Vedula and Roger 1981;Feinerman and Yaron 1983;Peralta et al 1995;Mantoglou 2003), non-linear programming (NLP) (Rydzewski and Rashid 1981;Takahashi and Peralta 1995;Montazar et al 2010;Shamir et al 1984;Mantoglou and Papantoniou 2008), dynamic programming (DP) (Burt 1970;Yakowitz 1982;Lee and Kitanidis 1991;Datta and Dhiman 1996;Philbrick and Kitanidis 1998;Shangguan et al 2002;Tran et al 2011), quadratic programming (QP) (Lefkoff and Gorelick 1986), and genetic algorithm (GA) (Holland 1975;Sharif and Wardlaw 2000;Maskey et al 2002;Wardlaw and Bhaktikul 2004;Haq et al 2008;Wu et al 2007;Liu et al 2008;Rana et al 2008;Safavi et al 2009). …”

Section: Optimization Modelingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Review: Computer-based models for managing the water-resource problems of irrigated agriculture

Singh

2015

Hydrogeol J

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Irrigation is essential for achieving food security to the burgeoning global population but unplanned and injudicious expansion of irrigated areas causes waterlogging and salinization problems. Under this backdrop, groundwater resources management is a critical issue for fulfilling the increasing water demand for agricultural, industrial, and domestic uses. Various simulation and optimization approaches were used to solve the groundwater management problems. This paper presents a review of the individual and combined applications of simulation and optimization modeling for the management of groundwater-resource problems associated with irrigated agriculture. The study revealed that the combined use of simulation-optimization modeling is very suitable for achieving an optimal solution for groundwater-resource problems, even with a large number of variables. Independent model tools were used to solve the problems of uncertainty analysis and parameter estimation in groundwater modelling studies. Artificial neural networks were used to minimize the problem of computational complexity. The incorporation of socioeconomic aspects into the groundwater management modeling would be an important development in future studies.

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Section: Optimization Modelingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Review: Computer-based models for managing the water-resource problems of irrigated agriculture

Singh

2015

Hydrogeol J

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“…The DSS was constructed around the generalized river basin network flow model (MODSIM), to provide an open architecture allowing access to input and output databases, modification, and verification of the modeling process. Philbrick and Kitanidis (1998) demonstrated how to incorporate the different capabilities of surface and subsurface storage in appropriately cautious long-term control of conjunctive-use systems. They also demonstrated how these results may be used to evaluate the benefit of adding groundwater supplies to an existing surface water supply system.…”

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confidence: 99%

Lumped Approach to a Multi-Period–Multi-Reservoir Cyclic Storage System Optimization

Afshar

Ostadrahimi

Ardeshir

et al. 2008

Water Resour Manage

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Cyclic storage system (CSS) refers to the joint development and operation of surface impoundment and subsurface subsystems with natural and physical interaction and a prespecified operating rule which manages the inter-relation between different components of the system. This paper presents a lumped modeling approach to a generalized large scale cyclic storage system. The model is capable to optimally design and operate a cyclic system in an irrigable area. The excitation units with pronounced impact and a complexity of the semi-distributed model are replaced with approximated lumped functions, while maintaining a desirable level of accuracy in the system's performance in a long-term planning horizon. The proposed model has a MINLP structure, which is solved using powerful well-known LINGO solver. Design capacities of different components of the system and the associated operating rules parameters are considered as decision variables that minimize total cost of operating costs over the planning horizon. Extensive simulation runs show that the derived operating rules perform quite satisfactory with nonsignificant deficits over the entire horizon.

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“…Since water demand is continually increasing, water resources management faces a great challenge [18,27,33]. To deal with the problem of increasing water demand, the government has decided to construct reservoirs.…”

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confidence: 99%

Application of System Dynamics on Shallow Multipurpose Artificial Lakes: A Case Study of Detention Pond at Tainan, Taiwan

Chu

Chang

Lin

et al. 2009

Environ Model Assess

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This study designs a multipurpose urban shallow artificial lake, including water supply, flood detention, and water environment preservation. It is expected to not only preserve a healthy water environment but to also retain water conservation and flood detention. This study adopts system dynamics (SD) to analyze the relationship between different purposes of water resources utilization. Furthermore, different operation strategies effects can be simulated by SD through a proposed urban multipurpose shallow artificial lake system. The results demonstrate the dynamic effects of strategies managers propose such as demand analysis, inflow control, and water quality improvement in this case study for Taiwan. SD aids lake system prediction and understanding temporally in sequential planning for water supply, environmental preservation, and flood detention. The SD model will hopefully serve as a reference to study different features before artificial lakes constructing.

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Optimal conjunctive‐use operations and plans

Cited by 42 publications

References 35 publications

Review: Computer-based models for managing the water-resource problems of irrigated agriculture

Review: Computer-based models for managing the water-resource problems of irrigated agriculture

Lumped Approach to a Multi-Period–Multi-Reservoir Cyclic Storage System Optimization

Application of System Dynamics on Shallow Multipurpose Artificial Lakes: A Case Study of Detention Pond at Tainan, Taiwan

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