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Technical Reports

Climate and Hydrologic Forecasts

02/27/00
Category: Technical Reports
Posted by: Kaushik Surendran
1999-09-01
Climate and Hydrologic Forecasts for Operational Water Resources Management (A Demonstration Project)

Aris Georgakakos (GWRI/Georgia Tech)

Technical Report


Principal Investigator: Aris Georgakakos (GWRI/Georgia Tech)      About...

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Start Date: 1999-09-01; Completion Date: 2002-08-31;

Keywords: Climate and Hydrologic processes, Management and Planning, Water Quantity

Problem and Research Objectives:

This project aims at demonstrating the value of climate and hydrologic forecasts and integrated forecast-control systems in the context of the highly managed Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) reservoir system. The assessment is conducted for Lake Norris. This system serves multiple uses pertaining to time scales from hourly to seasonal and can significantly benefit from long as well as short term weather forecasts. Water uses include flood protection, recreation, fish habitat preservation, and hydro and fossil power generation.