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TítuloModelling Water Resources using Vensim PLE
Autor(es)Pereira, Rui M. S.
Haie, Naim
Machado, Gaspar J.
Palavras-chaveWeather scenarios
Mathematical model
Vensim PLE
Data2011
EditoraWorld Scientific and Engineering Academy and Society (WSEAS)
Resumo(s)This paper intends to show how easy it can be to build a prototype that will help water resources managers to make their decisions not only based on politics or economics, but also with a scientific tool that will help them easily build different weather scenarios. First we present a very simple mathematical model, that has all the potential to evolve from version to version. Its implementation was in Vensim PLE. Vensim PLE is a very easy and intuitive tool to perform simulations, being the philosophy that Vensim PLE follows to build up models of simulation very interesting and simple. It is a visual programming language based in three main entities — container variables, auxiliary variables, and fluxes. The details are hidden when you define these entities represented in a figure. In this paper we used a freeware version for students. This shows that with an available freeware version and a bit of imagination we are able to build rather interesting models to help water management.
TipoArtigo em ata de conferência
URIhttps://hdl.handle.net/1822/16223
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