Traffic Light Water Allocation Framework and Data Processing Scripts for Almeria, Spain
Traffic Light Water Allocation Framework and Data Processing Scripts for Almeria, Spain
Python scripts and a Jupyter notebook for processing water demand and availability data, simulating three allocation methods (non-priority, sequential, and traffic light frameworks), and generating visualizations for the Almeria, Spain case study. These scripts support the analyses presented in the thesis “Exploring a Novel Modelling Framework for Water Management Purposes under Past and Future Conditions”, submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Master of Science in Water Resources Engineering.
- KU Leuven Belgium
- Vrije Universiteit Brussel Belgium
water resources management, climate change, Spain, sequential allocation, water demand, water scarcity, hydrology, proportional allocation, water availability, Almeria, sectoral withdrawals, Python scripts, water allocation
water resources management, climate change, Spain, sequential allocation, water demand, water scarcity, hydrology, proportional allocation, water availability, Almeria, sectoral withdrawals, Python scripts, water allocation
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