Optimal control of drainage basin considering moving boundary |
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Authors: | Tetsuya Miyaoka |
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Affiliation: | Department of Civil Engineering , Chuo University , Bunkyo-Ku, Tokyo, Japan |
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Abstract: | The purpose of this article is to present a technique to optimally control river flood using a drainage basin considering a moving boundary. The main theme of this article is to obtain outflow discharge from the drainage basin that maintains the water level at a downstream point and empties the drainage basin as soon as possible. The water flow phenomenon inside the drainage basin when a river flood occurs is considered. This phenomenon can be analysed by the finite element method considering a moving boundary. The optimal control theory can be implemented to obtain the optimal control discharge. The finite element analysis with a moving boundary is introduced in the optimal control theory. A new boundary condition on the downstream side of the river is proposed. This condition is formulated by the solitary wave condition based on the basic water level being capable of representing natural water surface. As a numerical study, optimal control of shallow water flow is carried out for the Tsurumi River and its drainage basin model. |
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Keywords: | finite element method optimal control moving boundary shallow water flow mean water level first order adjoint equation |
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