Assessment on Water Resource Management for Sedawgyi Dam: A WEAP Analysis Approach

This study employs the Water Evaluation and Planning (WEAP) system to analyze water resource management for the Sedawgyi Dam in Myanmar. The research integrates hydrological data, demand projections, and infrastructure information to simulate current and future water scenarios. Key steps include model setup, calibration, scenario development, and analysis. The results indicate that Mandalay City's highest domestic water demands are in Chanmyatharzi and Aungmyaetharzan townships, with agricultural water demands peaking in Mattaya township. The reference scenario highlights a significant domestic water supply shortfall, meeting only 10% of the demand, while agricultural demands are nearly fully met. The study underscores the urgent need for improved water management strategies to address rising unmet water demands, particularly for domestic use, to ensure sustainable water resource allocation in the region.

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Indonesian Journal of Computer Science
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.33022/ijcs.v13i5.4272
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Global Energy Security and Policy
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Assessment on Water Resource Management for Sedawgyi Dam: A WEAP Analysis Approach

Cho Cho Thin Kyi, Thet Zin Htoo, Yin Yin Htwe
Indonesian Journal of Computer Science
Global Energy Security and Policy
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Assessment on Water Resource Management for Sedawgyi Dam: A WEAP Analysis Approach

Cho Cho Thin Kyi, Thet Zin Htoo, Yin Yin Htwe
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Abstract

This study employs the Water Evaluation and Planning (WEAP) system to analyze water resource management for the Sedawgyi Dam in Myanmar. The research integrates hydrological data, demand projections, and infrastructure information to simulate current and future water scenarios. Key steps include model setup, calibration, scenario development, and analysis. The results indicate that Mandalay City's highest domestic water demands are in Chanmyatharzi and Aungmyaetharzan townships, with agricultural water demands peaking in Mattaya township. The reference scenario highlights a significant domestic water supply shortfall, meeting only 10% of the demand, while agricultural demands are nearly fully met. The study underscores the urgent need for improved water management strategies to address rising unmet water demands, particularly for domestic use, to ensure sustainable water resource allocation in the region.

Indonesian Journal of Computer ScienceVol. 13(5)
Mandalay Technological University (MM)
Openalex Percentile: Top 67%
Global Energy Security and Policy
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