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Hanoi, January 27th 2015 Rodolfo Soncini Sessa DEI – Politecnico di Milano IMRR Project 2 – Framing the system/problem INTEGRATED AND SUSTAINABLE WATER MANAGEMENT OF RED-THAI BINH RIVER SYSTEM IN A CHANGING CLIMATE
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The Design Problem (It)(It) scenario
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The Policy control information feasible control set state policy (It)(It) control law
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What is a policy? h 06-1508-21 110 101 110 u t w t h u w t1t1 t1t1 Time = t 1 flood supply Policy t2t2 Time = t 2 t2t2 t2t2 101 control law
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Reservoirs policy = one cohordinated policy for the 4 reservoirs Policy: a function m t (I t ) that at each day t, given the information I t suggests the optimal release u t from the four strategic reservoirs.
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The Design Objectives (It)(It) objective Evaluating the effects: indicators and criteria hierarchy To day 10:00 -11:00
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The system model (It)(It) stateexogenous input Modeling the system 1-4 To day and tomorrow
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Strategic reservoirs Hanoi
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Scheme of RTBR system Hoa Binh proper inflow
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Son La (Ta Bu) and Hoa Binh proper inflows a 2 t+1 = a HB t+1 - a 1 t Hoa Binh proper inflow Hoa Binh total inflow Son La inflow = Ta Bu Correlogram of Ta Bu and Hoa Binh recorded flows (1961-1988)
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Head water recorded data Son La Hoa Binh prop. Yen Bay Thac Ba Ham Yen Tuyen Quang Historical horizon 1961 - 2010
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Reconstruction of Thac Ba inflow
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Scheme of RTBR system DELTA Hoa Binh proper inflow The Delta Model Tomorrow 9:00 -10:00
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The boundary conditions of the Delta model Water demand
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Minor river flows
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The tide
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Tyde patterns (Son Dong station) Diurnal Semi-diurnal
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Center of mass of the Earth-Moon system
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The tide
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Tide pattern (at Hon Dau) Spring tyde Neap tyde
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The intake points
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Gravity channels
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Nhue canal at the end of the wet season
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Nhue canal when the irrigation demand peaks
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A pump served by a suction tank
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How important is the tyde?
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Hystorical flows and tyde
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Hystorical flows + no tyde
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2.3 meters at Hanoi + tyde
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2.3 meters at Hanoi + no tyde
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Comparison 2.3 at Hanoi historical flow
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Historical Flows + tyde Historical Flows + no tyde 2.3 m at Hanoi + tyde 2.3 m at Hanoi + no tyde 52 Mcm +45% 2 Mcm The tyde cannot be neglected
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The scenario (It)(It) exogenous input scenario The scenario 29 th January
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The Design Problem (It)(It) scenario
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The system model in the Design Problem Modeling the system 4 Tomorrow 10:15 -11:15
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The Design Problem (It)(It) scenario Design algorithm Tomorrow 11:15 -12:15
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Thanks for your attention XIN CẢM ƠN
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SPARCE SLIDES
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ICT Tools yes Final (political) decision reasonable alternatives 2. Conceptualisation 3. Designing Alternatives 4. Estimating effects Stakeholders 1. Reconnaissance 5. Evaluation no Mitigation, and compensation, Agreement? PIP procedure PIP Participatory and Integrated Planning procedure 6. Comparison or negotiation Problem formulation Setting the goal and identifying the constraints Designing alternatives/options Selecting the best compromise alternative How to choose?
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