A drought simulation model for water management and planning

The drought simulation model developed by the Hydro-Electric Corporation (HEC) for the Department of Primary Industries Water and Environment (DPIWE) aimed to provide a realistic tool for the investigation of water use development in the Tooms Lake and Lake Leake irrigation district in Tasmania, Australia. The daily simulation model was designed to report on the long-term failure rate of water supply to various users within the catchment.

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2026-01-08
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https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003761990-100
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Water resources management and optimization
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A drought simulation model for water management and planning

SK Gamble, Fln McConachy
Water resources management and optimization
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A drought simulation model for water management and planning

SK Gamble, Fln McConachy
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Abstract

The drought simulation model developed by the Hydro-Electric Corporation (HEC) for the Department of Primary Industries Water and Environment (DPIWE) aimed to provide a realistic tool for the investigation of water use development in the Tooms Lake and Lake Leake irrigation district in Tasmania, Australia. The daily simulation model was designed to report on the long-term failure rate of water supply to various users within the catchment.

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