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  • H23T-1500: Exploring Alternative Formulations of Multi-Objective Reservoir Operations Using Borg-RiverWare
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Joseph Kasprzyk, Center for Advanced Decision Support for Water and Environmental Systems (First Author, Presenting Author)
Edith Zagona, University of Colorado Boulder
David Neumann, University of Colorado Boulder
Patrick Lynn, University of Colorado Boulder


Reservoir operators schedule releases for multiple categories of water use while protecting reservoir storage for future demands. A rule curve is guide that helps water managers balance conflicting requirements (delivering water versus maintaining enough water stored in reservoirs). Rule curves can have different formats. For example, a storage target could be fixed, or it could change depending on the season. We formulate different management problems that use optimization to find rule curves that balance conflicting objectives. We compare these curves and determine how they lead to different management outcomes. The work is in support of developing a software framework that allows water managers to perform experiments themselves, leading to better management of real-world water systems.



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