β Scribed by J. Toyoda; N. Toriumi; Y. Inoue
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The development of an adaptive predictor gives higher accuracy in the short term forecasting of river system inflow.
Summary--The centralized control and administration of water systems including rivers, reservoirs, hydro-power plants and water gates has recently been considered in Japan for the purpose of the optimal control of water resource and the protection of damage by a flood.
Forecasting of river flow is a fundamental problem to realize a real time control of water system. An adaptively modified model that represents the dynamic characteristics of process is used for prediction of river flow. The predictor is developed to satisfy the requirement for controlling reservoirs release.
The computer system and its operation in the centralized control of the Sagami River is briefly introduced, and it has been successfully operated since April 1967.
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