Neural network approach to stream-aquifer modeling for improved river basin management

Triana, Enrique; Labadie, John W.; Gates, Timothy K.; Anderson, Charles W.

doi:10.1016/j.jhydrol.2010.07.024

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“…based on calibrated groundwater simulation models [58][59][60][61]. The main goal of these approaches is to represent the groundwater flow dynamics as a manageable number of constraints in the optimization problem solved by the reservoir system analysis model.…”

Section: Linking a Groundwater Simulation Model To A Reservoir Systemmentioning

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Groundwater Modeling in Support of Water Resources Management and Planning under Complex Climate, Regulatory, and Economic Stresses

Dogrul¹,

Brush²,

Kadir³

2016

Water

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Abstract:Groundwater is an important resource that meets part or all of the water demand in many developed basins. Since it is an integral part of the hydrologic cycle, management of groundwater resources must consider not only the management of surface flows but also the variability in climate. In addition, agricultural and urban activities both affect the availability of water resources and are affected by it. Arguably, the Central Valley of the State of California, USA, can be considered a basin where all stresses that can possibly affect the management of groundwater resources seem to have come together: a vibrant economy that depends on water, a relatively dry climate, a disparity between water demand and availability both in time and space, heavily managed stream flows that are susceptible to water quality issues and sea level rise, degradation of aquifer conditions due to over-pumping, and degradation of the environment with multiple species becoming endangered. Over the past fifteen years, the California Department of Water Resources has developed and maintained the Integrated Water Flow Model (IWFM) to aid in groundwater management and planning under complex, and often competing, requirements. This paper will describe features of IWFM as a generic modeling tool, and showcase several of its innovative applications within California.

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Section: Linking a Groundwater Simulation Model To A Reservoir Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Groundwater Modeling in Support of Water Resources Management and Planning under Complex Climate, Regulatory, and Economic Stresses

Dogrul¹,

Brush²,

Kadir³

2016

Water

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“…There are many software products that can design, model, simulate, and optimize water and wastewater systems at different scales [16][17][18]. Instead of using a software that comes as a black box that no one can access and understand how it works, the Project team chose to use the facilities and tools offered by the MICROSOFT EXCEL software, already existing in many companies and much more accessible and intuitive.…”

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Integrated Water Management Around a Large Chemical Platform

Teodorescu¹,

Nicolau²,

Cuciureanu³

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Sustainable Development - Authoritative and Leading Edge Content for Environmental Management

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“…Alternatively, more complex surrogate models such as ANNs can be used to adequately address the non-linearities inherent in groundwater flow (Peralta et al, 2014;Triana et al, 2010). ANN models can be trained with calibrated finite-difference or finiteelement groundwater simulation models.…”

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“…ANN models can be trained with calibrated finite-difference or finiteelement groundwater simulation models. For instance, Triana et al (2010) trained ANN using results from a calibrated MODFLOW-MT3DMS finite-difference model for the Lower Arkansas River Basin in Colorado, U.S.A., to represent the quantity and quality of stream-aquifer flow exchanges in a river basin management model. They reported good agreement between ANNpredicted and MODFLOW-MT3DMS model results.…”

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Linking groundwater simulation and reservoir system analysis models: The case for California’s Central Valley

Dogrul¹,

Kadir²,

Brush³

et al. 2016

Environmental Modelling & Software

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Neural network approach to stream-aquifer modeling for improved river basin management

Cited by 19 publications

References 22 publications

Groundwater Modeling in Support of Water Resources Management and Planning under Complex Climate, Regulatory, and Economic Stresses

Groundwater Modeling in Support of Water Resources Management and Planning under Complex Climate, Regulatory, and Economic Stresses

Integrated Water Management Around a Large Chemical Platform

Linking groundwater simulation and reservoir system analysis models: The case for California’s Central Valley

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