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1、外文翻译 Uncertainty Analysis Of Reservoir SedimentationAbstract: Significant advances have been made in understanding the importance of the factors involved in reservoir sedimentation. However, predicting the accumulation of sediment in a reservoir is still a complex problem. In estimating reservoir se
2、dimentation and accumulation, a number of uncertainties arise. These are related to quantity of streamflow, sediment load, sediment particle size, and specific weight, trap efficiency, and reservoir operation。In this study, Monte Carlo simulation and Latin hypercube sampling are used to quantify the
3、 uncertainty of annual reservoir sedimentation and accumulated reservoir sedimentation through time. In addition, sensitivity analysis was performed to examine the importance of various factors on the uncertainty of annual reservoir sedimentation. The proposed procedures have been applied to the Ken
4、ny Reservoir at the White River Basin in Colorado.The uncertainty of annual reservoir sedimentation and the effect of each uncertain factor, taken individually and in combinations, on the uncertainty of accumulated reservoir sedimentation through time have been examined. The results show that annual
5、 streamflow and sediment load are the most important factors determining the variability of annual reservoir sedimentation and accumulated reservoir sedimentation.In the case of Kenny Reservoir, the uncertainty expressed by the coefficient of variation can be on the order of 65% for annual reservoir
6、 sedimentation and 39% for accumulated reservoir sedimentation volume.IntroductionReservoir sedimentation varies with several factors such as sediment production, sediment transportation rate, sediment type, mode of sediment deposition, reservoir operation, reservoir geometry, and streamflow variabi
7、lity. Sediment is transported as suspended and bed loads by streams and rivers coming into a reservoir. Due to flow deceleration when a river approaches a reservoir, the sediment transport capacity decreases,and some of the incoming sediment is trapped and deposited in the reservoir. In addition, th
8、e deposited sediments may consolidate by their weight and the weight of overlying water through time. Predicting the sediment coming into a reservoir,its deposition, and its accumulation throughout the years, after construction of the dam, have been important problems in hydraulic engineering. Despi
9、te the advances made in understanding several of the factors involved in reservoir sedimentation, predicting the accumulation of sediment in a reservoir is still a complex problem. Empirical models, based on surveys and field observations, have been developed and applied to estimate annual reservoir
10、 sedimentation load (RSL), accumulated reservoir sedimentation load, (ARSL), and accumulated reservoir sedimentation volume (ARSV) after a given number of years of reservoir operation. Likewise, several mathematical models for predicting reservoir sedimentation have been developed based on the equat
11、ions of motion and continuity for water and sediment.However,empirical methods are still widely used in actual engineering practice.In estimating resevoir sediment inflow, reservoir sedimentation,and reservoir sediment accumulation, either by empirical or analytical approaches, a number of uncertain
12、ties arises.The main factors affecting reservoir sedimentation are (1)quantity of streamflow; (2) quantity of sediment inflow into a reservoir;(3) sediment particle size; (4) specific weight of the deposits; and (5) reservoir size and operation. Depending on the particular case at hand, some factors
13、 may be more important than others. All of these factors are uncertain to some degree and, as a consequence, reservoir sedimentation will be an uncertain quantity too.In addition, which model (or procedure) is applicable to estimate some of the foregoing quantities and, in fact, which model is to be
14、 used to estimate the amount of sediment that will be trapped in a reservoir are questions that cannot be answered with certainty. For instance, Fan (1988) obtained information on 34 stream-,18 watershed-, and 20 reservoir-sedimentation models and stated that different models may give significantly
15、different results even when using the same set of input data. Such an additional factor, known as model uncertainty, may be quite a large component of the overall uncertainty. In any case, the planner and manager of a reservoir may be interested in quantifying how the uncertainty of some of the fact
16、ors affecting reservoir sedimentation translate into the uncertainty of annual sediment deposition and accumulated sediment deposition through time.In this paper, we address the issue quantifying the effect of parameter uncertainty on reservoir sedimentation based on a set of predefined models as wi
17、ll be described below.The effect of model uncertainty is not considered in this study.Several methods of uncertainty analysis have been developed and applied in water resources engineering. The most widely used methods are first-order analysis (FOA) and Monte Carlo simulation (MCS). FOA is based on
18、linearizing the functional relationship that relates a dependent random variable and a set of independent random variables by Taylor series expansion. This method has been applied in several water resources and environmental engineering problems involving uncertainty. Examples include storm sewer de
19、sign; ground-water-flow estimation , prediction of dissolved oxygen;and subsurface-flow and contaminant transport estimation . In MCS, stochastic inputs are generated from their probability distributions and are then entered into empirical or analytical models of the underlying physical process invo
20、lved in generating stochastic outputs. Then, the generated outputs are analyzed statistically to quantify the uncertainty of the output. Many examples of uncertainty analysis by MCS can be found in water resources and environmental engineering. Some examples include steady-state ground-water-flow es
21、timation and water-quality modeling . Scavia et al. (1981) made a comparison of MCS and FOA for determining uncertainties associated with eutrophication model outputs such as phytoplankton, zooplankton, and nitrogen forms.They indicated that both MCS and FOA agree well in estimating the mean and var
22、iance of model estimates. However, MCS has the advantage of providing better information about the output frequency distribution.Latin hypercube sampling (LHS) is an alternative simulation procedure that has been developed for uncertainty analysis of physical and engineering systems.The basic idea b
23、ehind LHS is to generate random stochastic inputs in a stratified manner from the probability distributions. In this way the number of generated inputs can be reduced considerably as compared to MCS.They pointed out that the point estimate method yields a larger mean and variance than those obtained
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