Titre de série :	Water resources research, n°9
Titre :	Short-term, single, multiple-purpose reservoir operation : importance of loss functions and forecast errors
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Datta, B. ; Burges, S. J.
Année de publication :	1984
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-06259
Note générale :	Short-term operation policy for multipurpose reservoirs can be derived from an optimization model with the objective of minimizing short-term losses. Contribution of such loss functions requires the definition of target values for the decision variables, assessment of reliabilities with which inflows can be predicted, and an explicit statement of operational objectives. Formulation and evaluation of a model is complicated by the uncertainties inherent in the prediction of future stream flows and by controversies about the criteria of evaluation. We discuss theses issues and illustrate some of our arguments with simple numerical experimental.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Hydraulique  Equipement  Modèle mathématique  Fonctionnement du réservoir  Perte de charge  Erreurs de prévision  Valeur de la perte  Modèle de fonctionnement
Index. décimale :	621.2 Hydraulique : turbines, pompes, accumulateurs, transmission hydraulique
Résumé :	Short-term operation policy for multipurpose reservoirs can be derived from an optimization model with the objective of minimizing short-term losses. Contribution of such loss functions requires the definition of target values for the decision variables, assessment of reliabilities with which inflows can be predicted, and an explicit statement of operational objectives. Formulation and evaluation of a model is complicated by the uncertainties inherent in the prediction of future stream flows and by controversies about the criteria of evaluation. We discuss theses issues and illustrate some of our arguments with simple numerical experimental.
Note de contenu :	Short-term operation policy for multipurpose reservoirs can be derived from an optimization model with the objective of minimizing short-term losses. Contribution of such loss functions requires the definition of target values for the decision variables, assessment of reliabilities with which inflows can be predicted, and an explicit statement of operational objectives. Formulation and evaluation of a model is complicated by the uncertainties inherent in the prediction of future stream flows and by controversies about the criteria of evaluation. We discuss theses issues and illustrate some of our arguments with simple numerical experimental.

Water resources research, n°9. Short-term, single, multiple-purpose reservoir operation : importance of loss functions and forecast errors [texte imprimé] / Datta, B. ; Burges, S. J. . - 1984.
ISSN : CI-06259
Short-term operation policy for multipurpose reservoirs can be derived from an optimization model with the objective of minimizing short-term losses. Contribution of such loss functions requires the definition of target values for the decision variables, assessment of reliabilities with which inflows can be predicted, and an explicit statement of operational objectives. Formulation and evaluation of a model is complicated by the uncertainties inherent in the prediction of future stream flows and by controversies about the criteria of evaluation. We discuss theses issues and illustrate some of our arguments with simple numerical experimental.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Hydraulique  Equipement  Modèle mathématique  Fonctionnement du réservoir  Perte de charge  Erreurs de prévision  Valeur de la perte  Modèle de fonctionnement
Index. décimale :	621.2 Hydraulique : turbines, pompes, accumulateurs, transmission hydraulique
Résumé :	Short-term operation policy for multipurpose reservoirs can be derived from an optimization model with the objective of minimizing short-term losses. Contribution of such loss functions requires the definition of target values for the decision variables, assessment of reliabilities with which inflows can be predicted, and an explicit statement of operational objectives. Formulation and evaluation of a model is complicated by the uncertainties inherent in the prediction of future stream flows and by controversies about the criteria of evaluation. We discuss theses issues and illustrate some of our arguments with simple numerical experimental.
Note de contenu :	Short-term operation policy for multipurpose reservoirs can be derived from an optimization model with the objective of minimizing short-term losses. Contribution of such loss functions requires the definition of target values for the decision variables, assessment of reliabilities with which inflows can be predicted, and an explicit statement of operational objectives. Formulation and evaluation of a model is complicated by the uncertainties inherent in the prediction of future stream flows and by controversies about the criteria of evaluation. We discuss theses issues and illustrate some of our arguments with simple numerical experimental.