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Proceedings of the 1st International Symposium on Water System Operations (Beijing, 2018)

The temporally and spatially uneven distribution of water resources is rather common all over the world. Hydraulic engineering is one of the most important infrastructures to address such problems since it can deal with flood defense, water supply, irrigation, and hydropower etc.

There are a large number of reservoirs all over the world, and China alone has over 98,000 of them. The existence of these reservoirs has greatly changed the natural runoff processes, leading to a lot of difficulties in optimal reservoir operation. In addition, inter-basin water diversion project, although ecologically controversial, is an important measure to alleviate the water crisis. Up to now, more than 350 water diversion projects have been built in at least 40 countries and regions around the world. Many hydro-solar-wind multi-energy systems along the reservoirs and inter-basin water diversion systems are planned and constructed.

It is now clear that, compared with the earlier generation of water projects, new and/or additional sources of water are becoming scarce, more expensive to develop, require more expertise and technological know-how for planning, design, implementation and operation, and often could result in more social and environmental disruptions. Not surprisingly, there is an increasing realization that scientific understanding of water systems operations is essential and necessary for efficiently and effectively manage the existing water projects, which help for future human welfare.

The goal of this symposium is to bring together researchers of academia and practitioners to share latest scientific advancements, emerging technologies, and directions in issues relevant to water system operations. This conference will provide opportunities to present novel research results and networking for future activities.

This event coincides with many other events in celebration of the 60th anniversary of the host institute, China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research (IWHR). In this respect, we are liaising with many other international association such as ICOLD, ICID-CIID, others. Participants of this symposium will enjoy discounted or free access to the 60th anniversary technical events.

For more details, please visit the website of this symposium.

ID Title Authors Year
20340 Impacts of Climate Change on Water Resources in the Huaihe River Basin
Wang kai; Qian mingkai; Xu shijing; Liang shuxian; Chen hongyu; Hu youbin; Su cui; Zhao mengjie; Li wenjie; Wang jingteng
2018
20341 Analysis and Study of Water Resources Management System at Home and Abroad
JIN Chunling; WU Mengjuan; GONG Li; HUANG Linan
2018
20342 Flood and Waterlogging Disaster Management System in Shenzhen River Basin
Guozhen LIU; Qinfeng ZHANG; Shi PENG; Pei LIU
2018
20343 Application of Similarity Analysis to Flood Forecasting
Xiao Zhangling; Liang Zhongmin; Li Binquan; Zhou Yan; Wang Yanlan
2018
20344 Synchronous-Asynchronous Encounter Probability Analysis of High-Low Runoff for Jinsha River, China, Using Copulas
CHEN Jing; GU Shixiang; ZHANG Tianli
2018
20345 Research Progress on Causes and Natural Cut-off of Distorted River Bends
ZHAO Wanjie; XU Linjuan; LI Junhua; WANG Yuanjian; JIANG Enhui
2018
20346 Assessing the Adequacy of Bias Corrected IMERG Satellite Precipitation Estimates Using Extended Mixture Distribution Mapping Method over Yangtze River Basin
Qiumei Ma; Lihua Xiong; Chong-Yu Xu; Shenglian Guo
2018
20347 The Effect of Runoff on Saltwater Intrusion in Weak Tide Estuary
Gao shiyou; Chen Rongli; Lu chen
2018
20348 Spatial Variability Pattern of Hyporheic Exchange in a Braided River
Guangdong Wu; Xiao Zhang; Jijun Xu
2018
20349 The Long-Term Projection of Surface Runoff in the Regions Above Danjiangkou in Hanjiang River Basin Based on Water-Energy Balance
Jun Yin; Zhe Yuan; Run Wang
2018

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