Titre de série :	IAHS Publication, 201
Titre :	Water resources management in the Zambezi valley : analysis of the Kariba operation
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Gandolfi, C. ; Salewicz, K.A.
Mention d'édition :	IAHS
Editeur :	IAHS
Année de publication :	1991
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	0-847571-97-3
Note générale :	The aothors applied multiobjective optimization techniques to analyse operation of the lac KAriba hydropower scheme.The goal was to balance two conflicting objectives : first, maximization of hydropower production / and second, minimization of peak flood releases. A'comparison of the test results with historical operatinve data shows that operating results can be significantly in proced through adoption of optimization techniques and improved inflow forecasting. Further analysis can be done using the interactive river system simulation program IRIS to assess the impact of the optimal policy on secondary objectives and verify robustness of developed policy.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Ressource en eau  Gestion de l'eau  Hydrologie  Energie hydraulique  Hydraulique fluviale
Index. décimale :	551.48 Hydrologie :
Résumé :	The aothors applied multiobjective optimization techniques to analyse operation of the lac KAriba hydropower scheme.The goal was to balance two conflicting objectives : first, maximization of hydropower production / and second, minimization of peak flood releases. A'comparison of the test results with historical operatinve data shows that operating results can be significantly in proced through adoption of optimization techniques and improved inflow forecasting. Further analysis can be done using the interactive river system simulation program IRIS to assess the impact of the optimal policy on secondary objectives and verify robustness of developed policy.
Note de contenu :	The aothors applied multiobjective optimization techniques to analyse operation of the lac KAriba hydropower scheme.The goal was to balance two conflicting objectives : first, maximization of hydropower production / and second, minimization of peak flood releases. A'comparison of the test results with historical operatinve data shows that operating results can be significantly in proced through adoption of optimization techniques and improved inflow forecasting. Further analysis can be done using the interactive river system simulation program IRIS to assess the impact of the optimal policy on secondary objectives and verify robustness of developed policy.

IAHS Publication, 201. Water resources management in the Zambezi valley : analysis of the Kariba operation [texte imprimé] / Gandolfi, C. ; Salewicz, K.A.  . -  IAHS . - IAHS, 1991.
ISSN : 0-847571-97-3
The aothors applied multiobjective optimization techniques to analyse operation of the lac KAriba hydropower scheme.The goal was to balance two conflicting objectives : first, maximization of hydropower production / and second, minimization of peak flood releases. A'comparison of the test results with historical operatinve data shows that operating results can be significantly in proced through adoption of optimization techniques and improved inflow forecasting. Further analysis can be done using the interactive river system simulation program IRIS to assess the impact of the optimal policy on secondary objectives and verify robustness of developed policy.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Ressource en eau  Gestion de l'eau  Hydrologie  Energie hydraulique  Hydraulique fluviale
Index. décimale :	551.48 Hydrologie :
Résumé :	The aothors applied multiobjective optimization techniques to analyse operation of the lac KAriba hydropower scheme.The goal was to balance two conflicting objectives : first, maximization of hydropower production / and second, minimization of peak flood releases. A'comparison of the test results with historical operatinve data shows that operating results can be significantly in proced through adoption of optimization techniques and improved inflow forecasting. Further analysis can be done using the interactive river system simulation program IRIS to assess the impact of the optimal policy on secondary objectives and verify robustness of developed policy.
Note de contenu :	The aothors applied multiobjective optimization techniques to analyse operation of the lac KAriba hydropower scheme.The goal was to balance two conflicting objectives : first, maximization of hydropower production / and second, minimization of peak flood releases. A'comparison of the test results with historical operatinve data shows that operating results can be significantly in proced through adoption of optimization techniques and improved inflow forecasting. Further analysis can be done using the interactive river system simulation program IRIS to assess the impact of the optimal policy on secondary objectives and verify robustness of developed policy.