A Friendly Model for Water Resources Allocation in the River Basin

Chun Xiao; Fang Yang; Zhi Peng Ma

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1065-1069.2933

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A Friendly Model for Water Resources Allocation in the River Basin

Abstract:

Aiming at the disadvantages of current allocation pattern of water resources in the river basin, this paper first put forward the concept of water resources system friendly, and then quantified the allocation principles of water resources by constructing friendly function, and finally proposed the friendly allocation pattern of water resources with maximizing friendly function of water resources system as the objective. The friendly allocation pattern makes water resources compound system and its subsystems and the allocation principles of water resources associated with each other organically, whose concept is definite. The proposed allocation pattern was applied in the study of water resources allocation in Fuhuan River Basin in Hubei Province, whose reasonableness and validity was verified when comparing with other patterns.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1065-1069)

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Chun Xiao*, Fang Yang, Zhi Peng Ma

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Allocation Principles, Friendly Model, Water Resources Allocation, Water Resources System

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