Although the economics of groundwater management is typically modelled as a single aquifer serving a single group of consumers, resource managers must often decide how to manage multiple aquifers simultaneously. We propose a temporal and spatial model to determine the efficient allocation of groundwater when two coastal aquifers are available for exploitation. Along the optimal trajectory extraction may switch from single to simultaneous use, depending on how the total marginal cost of each resource evolves over time. A numerical simulation for the South Oahu aquifer system illustrates the switching behavior
This paper develops a hydrologic-ecologic-economic model of groundwater use. Particularly, we model ...
A dynamic model is developed that jointly optimizes over groundwater quality and quantity for extrac...
Groundwater management is conducted in spatial aquifers where well pumping results in localized cone...
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Many places, including the island of Oahu in Hawaii, have a number of groundwater aquifers. Consumer...
With climate change exacerbating over-exploitation, groundwater scarcity looms as an increasingly cr...
For nearly half a century, groundwater has been portrayed in the economic literature as a typical co...
With the specter of climate change, groundwater scarcity looms as an increasingly critical issue wor...
An optimal control management model for spatial and temporal allocation of groundwater is presented....
International audienceThis article characterizes the optimal joint management of a coastal aquifer a...
The primary contribution of this thesis is to develop a series of hydroeconomic models to act as sol...
In this paper, we develop a spatially explicit hydro-economic model of groundwater use to address tw...
We develop a model for the dynamic management of spatially heterogeneous resources with multiple use...
Inasmuch as water demand is multifaceted, infrastructure planning should be part of a general specif...
Management models are developed and solved that are based on the advective-dispersive density-depend...
This paper develops a hydrologic-ecologic-economic model of groundwater use. Particularly, we model ...
A dynamic model is developed that jointly optimizes over groundwater quality and quantity for extrac...
Groundwater management is conducted in spatial aquifers where well pumping results in localized cone...
While renewable resource economics is typically confined to one source and one aggregate demand, res...
Many places, including the island of Oahu in Hawaii, have a number of groundwater aquifers. Consumer...
With climate change exacerbating over-exploitation, groundwater scarcity looms as an increasingly cr...
For nearly half a century, groundwater has been portrayed in the economic literature as a typical co...
With the specter of climate change, groundwater scarcity looms as an increasingly critical issue wor...
An optimal control management model for spatial and temporal allocation of groundwater is presented....
International audienceThis article characterizes the optimal joint management of a coastal aquifer a...
The primary contribution of this thesis is to develop a series of hydroeconomic models to act as sol...
In this paper, we develop a spatially explicit hydro-economic model of groundwater use to address tw...
We develop a model for the dynamic management of spatially heterogeneous resources with multiple use...
Inasmuch as water demand is multifaceted, infrastructure planning should be part of a general specif...
Management models are developed and solved that are based on the advective-dispersive density-depend...
This paper develops a hydrologic-ecologic-economic model of groundwater use. Particularly, we model ...
A dynamic model is developed that jointly optimizes over groundwater quality and quantity for extrac...
Groundwater management is conducted in spatial aquifers where well pumping results in localized cone...