Home⇛Annals of Tropical Research⇛vol. 13 no. 1-4 (1991)

The Calculation Of Water Release Policy For Balog-Balog (Philippines) Single Multipurpose Reservoir System Using Dddp Analytical Technique: I. Model Development

Alan L. Presbitero

 

Abstract:

The monthly water release operating policy for a single multi-purpose reservoir system at each stage of development of the service area was defined using Discrete Differential Dynamic Programming (DDDP) optimization analytical technique and simulation model developed in a master program for a mainframe: computer type. Irrigation and flood control were the primary and secondary purposes, respectively, of the reservoir system with hydroelectric power generation as the by-product of the system's operation. The recorded (historical) monthly streamflow data used in the study was subjected to the following analyses prior to generating a number of sequences of 50-year monthly streamflow data, namely: identification of probability distribution that best described the recorded streamflow data, and the determination of trend and periodicity using the 3-Parameter Log-Normal (3PLN) probability distribution function (pdf) and power spectrum analysis, respectively. The Thomas-Fiering streamflow model was used to generate the sequences of 50-year monthly streamflow data.



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