Abstract: In the water systems analysis literature and practice, planning (i.e., dam sizing) and management (i.e., operation design) have been for long time addressed as two weakly interconnected problems, and this often ...

Abstract: Many water resources systems include multiple, independent, and distributed decision makers representing different and conflicting interests. In much of the water resources literature, the operation of these systems is ...

Abstract: Optimal management policies for water reservoir operation are generally designed via stochastic dynamic programming (SDP). Yet, the adoption of SDP in complex real-world problems is challenged by the three curses of ...

Abstract: Optimal management policies for water reservoir operation are generally designed via stochastic dynamic programming (SDP). Yet, the adoption of SDP in complex real-world problems is challenged by the three curses of ...

Abstract: Water storing facilities in a watershed are very often operated independently one to another to meet specific operating objectives, with no information sharing among the operators. This uncoordinated approach might result ...

Abstract: The integration of quality and quantity issues in the management of water resources systems is key to meet society’s long-term needs for freshwater while maintaining essential ecological services and economic benefits. ...