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Modelling Water Blending—Sensitivity of Optimal Policies
Abstract Water blending is modelled as a combination of a linear program and a stochastic dynamic program. Optimal policies are found for linear and integer-linear formulations using both an expected monetary value and conditional value-at-risk criterion. The sensitivity of these solutions to the discretisation over volume and over time is investigated.
Modelling Water Blending—Sensitivity of Optimal Policies
Abstract Water blending is modelled as a combination of a linear program and a stochastic dynamic program. Optimal policies are found for linear and integer-linear formulations using both an expected monetary value and conditional value-at-risk criterion. The sensitivity of these solutions to the discretisation over volume and over time is investigated.
Modelling Water Blending—Sensitivity of Optimal Policies
Webby, R. B. (author) / Green, D. A. (author) / Metcalfe, A. V. (author)
Environmental Modeling & Assessment ; 14 ; 749-757
2008-07-31
9 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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