An Integrated Model for Water Resources Allocation in the River Basin Based on Different Allocation Principles

Chun Xiao; Dong Guo Shao; Feng Shun Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.212-213.113

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An Integrated Model for Water Resources Allocation in the River Basin Based on Different Allocation Principles

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Aiming at the existing problems in the models of water resources allocation, the concept of friendly allocation of water resources was put forward, and based on the principles of basic water use guarantee, preference of status in quo, fairness and high efficiency, the friendly subfunctions were established and an integrated model of water resources allocation was proposed with maximizing friendly function of water resources allocation. As a case study, the proposed allocation model was applied in Fuhuan River Basin in China, and the results indicated that the model was rational and effective, which provides a new method for water resources allocation in the river basin.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 212-213)

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Chun Xiao, Dong Guo Shao, Feng Shun Yang

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Allocation Principle, Chaos Optimization Algorithm, Friendly Function, Water Resources Allocation

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