Total water consumption control-based newsvendor method for optimal allocation of water resources

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of water conservancy projects, in particular to a total water consumption control-based newsvendor method for the optimal allocation of water resources. The method comprises the following steps: S1, collecting water supply quantity data and water requirement data according to water distribution transferring conditions and demands for water; S2, determining the objective function and the water distributing coefficient through combining with the data collected in the step S1 and taking the comprehensive benefit of the economy, the society and the ecological environment as the maximum goal; S3, forming constraint conditions of the optimal allocation of the water resources according to data conditions in a water resource simulating system; and S4, solving a total water consumption-controlled newsvendor model for the optimal allocation of the water resources. The method disclosed by the invention has the advantages of closely integrating a current social proposition of controlling the total water consumption with dynamic change information of water market price, reflecting the influence of different total water consumption controlling index schemes onthe net income of water users, effectively coordinating relationships among drainage basin water, water demand and total water consumption control and water distributing indexes and according with water consumption characteristics of southern areas with high water consumption intensity.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of water conservancy engineering, and more specifically, to a newsboy method for optimal allocation of water resources based on total water consumption control. Background technique [0002] Under the current changing environment, the distribution of regional water inflow processes has become more extreme, and the relationship between supply, consumption, consumption and drainage of water has undergone new changes. In order to curb extensive water use and control the blind growth of regional water use, the "three red lines" of the most stringent water resource management set rigid constraints on the total amount of regional water use, and the demand for water outside the river due to regional economic growth and population expansion will increase. The contradiction between supply and demand of water resources will become more prominent. The optimal allocation of water resources is the fundamental way to mediate the u...

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Problems solved by technology

In the economic benefit target of water resources allocation, the dynamic changes of water costs such as water price and water fee have not been effectively considered

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