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Surprise in water-resource design
Recent literature has suggested that optimality alone is not a sufficient characteristic of acceptable system design, and that it might not be a necessary characteristic under certain conditions. Given the policy-making and the institutional constraints into which a water-resource system is imposed, minimization of the likelihood of 'surprise' is suggested as an alternative criterion, and recent water-resource experience is examined to identify various types and measures of surprise for design practitioners.
Surprise in water-resource design
Recent literature has suggested that optimality alone is not a sufficient characteristic of acceptable system design, and that it might not be a necessary characteristic under certain conditions. Given the policy-making and the institutional constraints into which a water-resource system is imposed, minimization of the likelihood of 'surprise' is suggested as an alternative criterion, and recent water-resource experience is examined to identify various types and measures of surprise for design practitioners.
Surprise in water-resource design
Fiering, M. (author) / Kindler, J. (author)
1984-01-01
10 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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