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    • 2. 发明专利
    • HIERARCHICAL WATER DISTRIBUTION METHOD AND SYSTEM BASED ON SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL WATER BALANCE OF ECOLOGICAL GATE
    • AU2021101692A4
    • 2021-05-20
    • AU2021101692
    • 2021-04-01
    • UNIV HUAZHONG SCIENCE TECH
    • YAN DONGSUN HUAIWEICHEN LINLIU JIELU MENGGEWANG YIJIESONG LIANGLIN ZIQICAO LEIWANG SUILINGZHAO BINGQIAN
    • G05B13/04G06N5/04
    • The disclosure discloses a hierarchical water distribution method and system based on spatial and temporal water balance of ecological gates. The method includes: classifying all ecological gates according to the degree of water shortage and a rotational irrigation period, and distributing water to the classified ecological gates according to hierarchical levels, and determining the highest hierarchical level of water distribution and the level of water supply at each hierarchical level; then adopting an ecological sensitivity index to classify the ecological gates involved in water distribution into hierarchical levels; according to the level of water supply and the classified hierarchical levels, setting the water volume permit coefficient of each ecological gate involved in water distribution; and setting the goal to maximize the total ecological benefit of water distribution at different hierarchical levels, thus solving the actual water distribution of each ecological gate involved in water distribution with different water sources. Water demand of gate Degree of water Classifying gates shortage of gate Water distribution of previous year Determining the highest Maximum water distribution Actual incoming water hierarchicallevel of water of gates at different distribution hierarchical levels -* Level of water supply Determining water volume permit coefficients Ecologicalsensitivity Classifying gates involved index in water distribution into three levels Unit ecological benefits Establishing maximum Solving actual water target function of annual distribution of gates ecological benefits through linear planning