Study on the methodology of emergency decision-making for water transfer project contingencies: A case-based reasoning and regret theory approach.

ABSTRACT: To tackle the global water imbalance problem, a multitude of inter-basin water transfer projects have been built worldwide in recent decades. Nevertheless, given the complexity and safety challenges associated with project operation, effective emergency decision-making is crucial for addressing unforeseen incidents. Hence, this research has developed a two-stage emergency decision-making framework to tackle the uncertainty in the development trends of emergencies in inter-basin water transfer projects. (1) The first stage mainly utilizes case-based reasoning techniques to extract historical case information and disposal plans for inter-basin water transfer projects. Subsequently, a holistic similarity model is built by employing structural similarity and local attribute similarity algorith

SUBMITTER: Li F 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC10956882 | biostudies-literature | 2024

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature