Assessment of evolutionary algorithm for reservoir operation

Al-Jawad, Jafar Y. and Tanyimboh, Tiku (2017) Assessment of evolutionary algorithm for reservoir operation. Water Utility Journal, 15. pp. 45-51. ISSN 1792-748X

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Abstract

The complexity of water resources management problems, especially for multipurpose reservoirs, increases the motivation to find a robust method to overcome this challenge. Evolutionary optimization algorithms are used widely to handle reservoir management problems. In this research, one of the competitive methods of optimization named Borg MOEA was used to achieve reservoir operation control. A case study from the literature was used to test the algorithm's performance on this type of problems. The objective was to reduce the difference between reservoir releases and water demands and also to maintain a suitable amount of storage in the reservoir. The adopted method produced competitive solutions by improving the objective function value significantly when compared with the result in the literature. In addition, the quantity of water stored in the reservoir was increased.

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