Titre de série :	Journal of water resources planning and management, 4
Titre :	Reservoir operation by linear and dynamic programming
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Marino, M. A. ; Axe, M. ; Mohammadi, B.
Mention d'édition :	ASCE
Editeur :	ASCE
Année de publication :	1983
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-06266
Note générale :	The operation of reservoirs often requires frequent updating of the results of the operation model. This is mainly because of errors involved in forecasting the natural inflows to the reservoirs or demands for water and energy or both. Current models used for operation usually require the use of large computation cost and usually involves long turnaround times. The paper presents on efficient algorithm for the mounthly operation of a system of two of two parallel multipurpose reservoirs that is solved with a minicomputer. The operation model is applied to shasta and folson reservoirs of the california central valley project, and the results are reviewed.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Programmation linéaire  Reservoir  Programmation dynamique  Fonctionnement de reservoir  Modèle d'illustration
Index. décimale :	627 Génie hydraulique
Résumé :	The operation of reservoirs often requires frequent updating of the results of the operation model. This is mainly because of errors involved in forecasting the natural inflows to the reservoirs or demands for water and energy or both. Current models used for operation usually require the use of large computation cost and usually involves long turnaround times. The paper presents on efficient algorithm for the mounthly operation of a system of two of two parallel multipurpose reservoirs that is solved with a minicomputer. The operation model is applied to shasta and folson reservoirs of the california central valley project, and the results are reviewed.
Note de contenu :	The operation of reservoirs often requires frequent updating of the results of the operation model. This is mainly because of errors involved in forecasting the natural inflows to the reservoirs or demands for water and energy or both. Current models used for operation usually require the use of large computation cost and usually involves long turnaround times. The paper presents on efficient algorithm for the mounthly operation of a system of two of two parallel multipurpose reservoirs that is solved with a minicomputer. The operation model is applied to shasta and folson reservoirs of the california central valley project, and the results are reviewed.

Journal of water resources planning and management, 4. Reservoir operation by linear and dynamic programming [texte imprimé] / Marino, M. A. ; Axe, M. ; Mohammadi, B.  . -  ASCE . - ASCE, 1983.
ISSN : CI-06266
The operation of reservoirs often requires frequent updating of the results of the operation model. This is mainly because of errors involved in forecasting the natural inflows to the reservoirs or demands for water and energy or both. Current models used for operation usually require the use of large computation cost and usually involves long turnaround times. The paper presents on efficient algorithm for the mounthly operation of a system of two of two parallel multipurpose reservoirs that is solved with a minicomputer. The operation model is applied to shasta and folson reservoirs of the california central valley project, and the results are reviewed.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Programmation linéaire  Reservoir  Programmation dynamique  Fonctionnement de reservoir  Modèle d'illustration
Index. décimale :	627 Génie hydraulique
Résumé :	The operation of reservoirs often requires frequent updating of the results of the operation model. This is mainly because of errors involved in forecasting the natural inflows to the reservoirs or demands for water and energy or both. Current models used for operation usually require the use of large computation cost and usually involves long turnaround times. The paper presents on efficient algorithm for the mounthly operation of a system of two of two parallel multipurpose reservoirs that is solved with a minicomputer. The operation model is applied to shasta and folson reservoirs of the california central valley project, and the results are reviewed.
Note de contenu :	The operation of reservoirs often requires frequent updating of the results of the operation model. This is mainly because of errors involved in forecasting the natural inflows to the reservoirs or demands for water and energy or both. Current models used for operation usually require the use of large computation cost and usually involves long turnaround times. The paper presents on efficient algorithm for the mounthly operation of a system of two of two parallel multipurpose reservoirs that is solved with a minicomputer. The operation model is applied to shasta and folson reservoirs of the california central valley project, and the results are reviewed.