US/REMAX (vs 2.70): Software for optimizing management of stream/aquifer systems using the response matrix and related methods
Water in the 21st Century: Conservation, Demand, and Supply, Page: 569-578
1995
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US/REMAX is designed to assist water managers in developing optimal groundwater and/or surface water strategies for a wide range of management problems. US/REMAX uses the response matrix method, which assumes that physical system response to stimuli is linear. However, US/REMAX can also address nonlinear systems via cycling. In one application, a strategy computed using US/REMAX required 40% less pumping than one obtained via a normal simulation model. US/REMAX also easily computes tradeoffs for multiobjective problems.
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