Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management: Recent submissions
Now showing items 3321-3340 of 3360
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Closure to “<i>Multiobjective Approaches to Rlver Basin Planning</i>” by Mark Gershon and Lucieri Duckstein (January, 1983)
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Closure to “<i>Economic Feasibility of Flood Control Improvements</i>” by Ralph A. Wurbs (January, 1983)
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Multiobjective Water Resources Management Planning
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1984)A multiobjective optimization procedure using the constraint linear programming technique is developed to assist water resources planners to establish a more unified basin‐wide management plan which will simultaneously ... -
Dredged‐Material Disposal Management Model
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1984)To identify efficient dredged‐material disposal management strategies for the Delaware River navigation system near Philadelphia, the system operation problem is formulated and solved as a generalized minimum cost network ... -
Reservoir Operation by Linear and Dynamic Programming
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1983)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 ... -
Design of Habitat Structures for Open Channels
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1983)In many cases, channel modifications have extremely adverse impacts on aquatic communities. Rudimentary design guidelines are presented for simple structures (sills, current deflectors, and individual boulders) used to ... -
Technique for Calibrating Network Models
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1983)In calibrating a water distribution system model, the model user usually adjusts pipe roughness (e.g., Hazen‐Williams -
Regionalized Flow Duration for Philippines
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1983)A regionalization technique is employed to obtain estimates of water availability at ungaged potential small hydropower sites in the Philippines. The flow duration characteristics at representative locations across the ... -
Water Conservation and Reuse at Coal‐Fired Power Plants
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1983)Water conservation and reuse concepts which have been used at several major power plants (200 MW or larger) in the southwest, southeast, west, and mid‐west United States are described. These plants typically employ wet‐type ... -
Optimal Operation of Multipurpose Pool of Elk City Lake
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1984)A stochastic dynamic programming is used to develop optimal policies for operating the multipurpose pool of the Elk City Lake in Kansas with serially correlated inflows. The model determines a long‐term operating policy ... -
Discussion of “<i>Reservoir Management in Potomac River Basin</i>” by Richard N. Palmer, James A. Smith, Jared L. Cohen, and Charles S. ReVelle (March, 1982)
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Erratum: “INVESTIGATION OF DAILY FLOW FORECASTING MODELS” by Hasan Yazicigil, A. Ramachandra Rao, and G. H. Toebes (March, 1982)
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Discussion of “<i>Reservoir System Optimization</i>” by Otto J. Helweg, Robert W. Hinks, and David T. Ford (June, 1982)
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Water Reuse in Water Surplus Environment
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1983)Water reuse or substitution for high quality water in a water surplus area can be economical and a long‐term protection against shortages and land subsidence. Cost optimization using computer assisted analysis of use ... -
Closure to “<i>Investigation of Daily Flow Forecasting Models</i>” by Hasan Yazicigil, A. Ramachandra Rao, and G. H. Toebes (March, 1982)
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Estimation of Water Demands Using Deficit Analysis
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1983)Competition for water among governmental entities with common river systems has become increasingly fierce. This competition will no doubt become even more fierce as populations continue to grow and become increasingly ... -
Erratum: “Evaluation of Environmental Assessment Methods” by Robert Nichols and Eric Hyman (March, 1982)
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Closure to “<i>An Alternative to The Peripheral Canal</i>” by Gerald T. Orlob (March, 1982)
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Discussion of “<i>Investigation of Daily Flow Forecasting Models</i>” by Hasan Yazicigil, A. Ramachandra Rao, and G. H. Toebes (March, 1982)
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Land Application of Wastewater: Water Rights Issues
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1983)Land application of municipal effluents is encouraged by existing federal water quality legislation and regulations as an alternative to conventional surface water discharge of partially treated effluent. However, conversion ...