Interval multistage joint-probabilistic integer programming approach for water resources allocation and management.

In this study, an interval multistage joint-probabilistic integer programming method was developed to address certain problems in water resource regulation. This method effectively deals with data in the form of intervals and probability distribution. It can also process uncertain data in the form o...

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Published in:Journal of Environmental Management Vol. 128; pp. 615 - 625
Main Authors: Gu, J.J., Huang, G.H., Guo, P., Shen, N.
Format: Case Study
Published: Academic Press Inc. Oct2013
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          Gu, J.J.
          Huang, G.H.
          Guo, P.
          Shen, N.
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          College of Architecture and Art, Heifei University of Technology, Heifei 230009, China
          Institute of Ecological Simulation and Urban Ecology, Beijing Normal University, Beijing 100875, China
          Environmental Systems Engineering Program, University of Regina, Regina, Saskatchewan S4S 0A2, Canada
          Energy and Environmental Research Center, North China Electric Power University, Beijing 102206, China
          College of Water Conservancy and Civil Engineering, China Agricultural University, Beijing, 100083, China
          Policy Research Center for Environment and Economy, Ministry of Environmental Protection, Beijing 100029, China
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        China
        Resource allocation
        Integer programming
        Water supply management
        Reservoirs
        Sensitivity analysis
        Water shortages
        Distribution (Probability theory)
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          Resource allocation
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          Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction
          Water Supply and Irrigation Systems
          Integer programming
          Water supply management
          Reservoirs
          Sensitivity analysis
          Water shortages
          Distribution (Probability theory)
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        Dynamic
        Joint probability
        Multistage
        Scenarios
        Uncertainty
        Water resources
        Dynamic
        Joint probability
        Multistage
        Scenarios
        Uncertainty
        Water resources
      ab: In this study, an interval multistage joint-probabilistic integer programming method was developed to address certain problems in water resource regulation. This method effectively deals with data in the form of intervals and probability distribution. It can also process uncertain data in the form of joint probabilities. The proposed method can also reflect the linkage and dynamic variability between particular stages in multi-stage planning. Sensitivity analysis on moderate violations and security constraints showed that the degree of constraint violation was closely linked to the final benefits of the system. The developed method was applied in the case study of the joint-operation of the Tianzhuang and Bashan Reservoirs in Huaihe River, China. In this case study, the proposed method can deal with the water shortage problems downstream and the distribution problems caused by excess water in the reservoir. It can also guarantee the optimization of long-term water usage of both Reservoirs and the river downstream.
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