On a mixed zero - One separable non-linear approach for water irrigation scheduling

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We present a mixed zero-one separable non-linear approach to the optimization of the management of water resources used for agricultural irrigation purposes. It provides dynamic planning of the daily irrigation scheduling for a given land area by considering the irrigation network topography, water flow conditions and logistical operation constraints in order to optimize the use of water stored in a reservoir. We present a mixed zero-one separable non-linear program and a solution procedure that iteratively solves a mixed zero-one linear approximation of the model. We are not aware of any previous attempt to solve large-scale mixed zero-one separable non-linear programs of this kind. Some computational experiences on a large-scale real-life problem are reported.

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Almiñana, M., Escudero, L. F., Landete, M., Monge, J. F., Rabasa, A., & Sánchez-Soriano, J. (2008). On a mixed zero - One separable non-linear approach for water irrigation scheduling. IIE Transactions (Institute of Industrial Engineers), 40(4), 398–405. https://doi.org/10.1080/07408170701592523

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