Development of a tool for hydroeletric reservoir operation with multiple uses considering effects of climate changes. Case study of Furnas HPP

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Autor(a) principal: Ribeiro Junior,Leopoldo Uberto
Data de Publicação: 2016
Outros Autores: Zuffo,Antonio Carlos, Silva,Benedito Claudio da
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: RBRH (Online)
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Resumo: ABSTRACT The possible impact of climate change on the multiple uses that involve the hydro power plant of Furnas was one of the objectives of this study by proposing a methodological approach to mitigate these conflicts. The first stage of the study was to perform a time trend analysis oh hydrologic variables being identified significant increasing trends in some rain gauges not reflected in streamflow data in the study basin. For representation of the future climate the hydrological model (MGB-IPH) was used inputted by the global model HadCM3 and regional Eta model through the A1B scenario of the IPCC. If the climate changes scenarios are verified, the reservoir can be quickly dumped, however the improvement of a methodology that considers the determination of the length and transgression frequency of levels, conflicts over water use can be minimized without damage to power generation.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Development of a tool for hydroeletric reservoir operation with multiple uses considering effects of climate changes. Case study of Furnas HPP
title Development of a tool for hydroeletric reservoir operation with multiple uses considering effects of climate changes. Case study of Furnas HPP
spellingShingle Development of a tool for hydroeletric reservoir operation with multiple uses considering effects of climate changes. Case study of Furnas HPP
Ribeiro Junior,Leopoldo Uberto
Reservoirs
MGB-IPH
Nonparametric test
Furnas
title_short Development of a tool for hydroeletric reservoir operation with multiple uses considering effects of climate changes. Case study of Furnas HPP
title_full Development of a tool for hydroeletric reservoir operation with multiple uses considering effects of climate changes. Case study of Furnas HPP
title_fullStr Development of a tool for hydroeletric reservoir operation with multiple uses considering effects of climate changes. Case study of Furnas HPP
title_full_unstemmed Development of a tool for hydroeletric reservoir operation with multiple uses considering effects of climate changes. Case study of Furnas HPP
title_sort Development of a tool for hydroeletric reservoir operation with multiple uses considering effects of climate changes. Case study of Furnas HPP
author Ribeiro Junior,Leopoldo Uberto
author_facet Ribeiro Junior,Leopoldo Uberto
Zuffo,Antonio Carlos
Silva,Benedito Claudio da
author_role author
author2 Zuffo,Antonio Carlos
Silva,Benedito Claudio da
author2_role author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Ribeiro Junior,Leopoldo Uberto
Zuffo,Antonio Carlos
Silva,Benedito Claudio da
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Reservoirs
MGB-IPH
Nonparametric test
Furnas
topic Reservoirs
MGB-IPH
Nonparametric test
Furnas
description ABSTRACT The possible impact of climate change on the multiple uses that involve the hydro power plant of Furnas was one of the objectives of this study by proposing a methodological approach to mitigate these conflicts. The first stage of the study was to perform a time trend analysis oh hydrologic variables being identified significant increasing trends in some rain gauges not reflected in streamflow data in the study basin. For representation of the future climate the hydrological model (MGB-IPH) was used inputted by the global model HadCM3 and regional Eta model through the A1B scenario of the IPCC. If the climate changes scenarios are verified, the reservoir can be quickly dumped, however the improvement of a methodology that considers the determination of the length and transgression frequency of levels, conflicts over water use can be minimized without damage to power generation.
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