Water Supply Planning Simulation Model Using Mixed-Integer Linear Programming "Engine"
This paper presents a simulation model to be used for water supply planning by a metropolitan water utility. Water supply operations for a single, monthly time step are formulated as a mixed integer linear program (or more simply, LP). The LP is then embedded in a month-by-month simulation model. Th...
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| description | This paper presents a simulation model to be used for water supply planning by a metropolitan water utility. Water supply operations for a single, monthly time step are formulated as a mixed integer linear program (or more simply, LP). The LP is then embedded in a month-by-month simulation model. The LP is formulated using a priority-based objective function. The model has been used successfully by the Alameda County Water District (California) staff for its long-range, integrated planning. The model also shows that some of the inherent weaknesses of math programming in general and mixed integer linear programming in particular, can be overcome to build a successful model. |
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