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Water resources optimum allocation of the east route of South-to-North Water Transfer Project

Ping Zhang

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Based on the characteristics of water resources of the east route of South-to-North Water Transfer Project as well as its role on the water resources optimum allocation,this paper puts forward the water resources optimum allocation model,discusses the cause function,restriction and parameter and analyzes the results.

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Based on the characteristics of water resources of the east route of South-to-North Water Transfer Project as well as its role on the water resources optimum allocation,this paper puts forward the water resources optimum allocation model,discusses the cause function,restriction and parameter and analyzes the results.

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Based on the characteristics of water resources of the east route of South-to-North Water Transfer Project as well as its role on the water resources optimum allocation,this paper puts forward the water resources optimum allocation model,discusses the cause function,restriction and parameter and analyzes the results.

Key concepts: Water transfer, Water resources, Optimal allocation, Function (biology), Water resource management, Business, Environmental science, Operations research

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