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, 2019 Vol. 52, Issue. 7
Comparison and discussion of MODSIM and K-WEAP model considering water supply priority
Oh, Ji-Hwan1   Kim, Yeon-Su2,*   Ryu, Kyong Sik3   Jo, Young Sik4   

1Researcher, Department of Water Resources Research Center, K-water Institute, Daejeon, Korea
2Researcher, Department of Water Resources Research Center, K-water Institute, Daejeon, Korea
3Senior Researcher, Department of Water Resources Research Center, K-water Institute, Daejeon, Korea
4General Manager of Business Planning Team, Department of Water Resources Management Research & Planning, K-water, Daejeon, Korea

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This study compared the characteristics of the optimization technique and the water supply and demand forecast using K-WEAP (Korea-Water Evaluation and Planning System) model and MODSIM (Modified SIMYLD) model considering wtaer supply priority. Currently, The national water resources plan applied same priority for municipal, industrial and agricultural demand. the K-WEAP model performs the ratio allocation to satisfy the maximum satisfaction rate, whereas the MODSIM model should be applied to the water supply priority of demands. As a result of applying the priority, water shortage decreased by an average of 1,035,000 m3 than same prioritized results. It is due to the increase of the return flow rate as the distribution of Municipal and industrial water increases. Comparing the analysis results of K-WEAP and MODSIM applying the priorities, the relative error was within 5.3% and the coefficient of determination (R2) was 0.9999. In addition, if both models provide reasonable water balance analysis results, K-WEAP is superior to GUI convenience for model construction and data processing. However, MODSIM is more effective in simulation time efficiency. It is expected that it will be able to carry out analysis according to various scenarios using the model.

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Journal Title : J. Korea Water Resour. Assoc.
Volume : 52
No : 7
Page : pp 463~473
Received Date : 05.15.2019
Revised Date : 06.12.2019
Accepted Date : 06.12.2019
Doi : https://doi.org/10.3741/JKWRA.2019.52.7.463
 
 
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