Analysing and forecasting daily water level fluctuations in water supply dams
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Waidyartne, P.
Phillips, David
Phillips, David
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2021-12
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Auckland region (N.Z.)
Waikato region (N.Z.)
New Zealand
water supply
sustainable water management
dams
Waikato region (N.Z.)
New Zealand
water supply
sustainable water management
dams
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Waidyartne, B., & Phillips, D. (2021, December). Analysing and forecasting daily water level fluctuations in water supply dams. Paper presented at MIT/Unitec Research Symposium 2021 - Rangahau Horonuku Hou - New Research Landscapes
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Dams play a vital role in supplying fresh water to many cities all over the world. With increasing pressure and demand for natural resources, water supply remain a scarce resource worldwide. During times of uncertainty, predicting the future availability of water supply by considering various hydrometric and anthropogenic variables will provide a framework for future scenario forecasting and a model-based approach to sustainable water management. To this end, this project proposes a multivariate time series analysis and forecasting model to both analyse and forecast daily water level fluctuations in three water supply dams-Upper Nihotupu, Waitākere and Mangatangi, located in the Auckland and Waikato regions of New Zealand.
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