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Effect of the quality of streamflow forecasts on the operation of cascade hydropower stations using stochastic optimization models

Liu et al., 2023

Document ID
5770182742017668388
Author
Liu Y
Ji C
Wang Y
Zhang Y
Jiang Z
Ma Q
Hou X
Publication year
Publication venue
Energy

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Determining the economic value of streamflow forecasts is essential to judging the operation of cascade hydropower systems and investing in improved forecasting systems. Previous analyses of the streamflow forecast value are mainly based on deterministic optimization …
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