SYSTEMS ASSESSMENT TO OPTIMIZE WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT WHILE MINIMIZING ENERGY COSTS.
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publication Date
1-1-1985
Abstract
The paper details findings from a study for the New Jersey Water Authority to best balance the safe yield of the Raritan River Basin, based on fifty years of historical daily flow data, with the related energy costs to develop the yield. Since some potential safe yield must be sacrificed to maintain reasonable energy costs, the study was needed to justify the risk/reward aspects associated with proper management of the river basin by the Authority. The findings and the methodologies used in the study have definite application to other river basin managers in a decision-making role. (Edited author abstract. )
Identifier
0021900969 (Scopus)
ISBN
[0915414252]
Publication Title
Proceedings Annual Technical Meeting Institute of Environmental Sciences
ISSN
00739227
First Page
160
Last Page
162
Recommended Citation
Dresnack, Robert; Golub, Eugene; and Salek, Franklin, "SYSTEMS ASSESSMENT TO OPTIMIZE WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT WHILE MINIMIZING ENERGY COSTS." (1985). Faculty Publications. 21169.
https://digitalcommons.njit.edu/fac_pubs/21169
