Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed September 17, 2018)
Contents
1. Introduction and General Statements; 2. State of the Art of Canal Control Algorithms; 3. Characterization of a Predictive Control Scheme; 4. Overall Control Diagram; 5. Canal Survey Information: CSI Algorithm; 6. CSI Performance: Numerical Examples; 7. CSI Tests on the Experimental Canal PAC-UPC; 8. Online Predictive Control: GoRoSoBo; 9. GoRoSoBo Application: Canal with Only One Pool; 10. ASCE Test Cases
Summary
The management of a canal starts from setting the demand delivery accurately taking into account the crops necessities during the irrigation cycle and establishing the gate trajectories for controlling the canal in each time step. In an ideal case; the system would be controlled but someone could introduce a disturbance in the canal which could deviated the real canal state from the desired canal state. In that circumstance; it would be necessary a feedback controller which could aid the watermaster to restore the desired canal state. In order to fulfill this objective; we define an overall control diagrams scheme which splits the management of the canal control in different blocks and each of these blocks is represented by a particular algorithm. The algorithms developed and tested for us in this book are the CSI and GoRoSoBo algorithms.
