Optimal Control of dams using P(M,Lambda,tau) policies when the input process is an inverse Gaussian process
Mohamed Abdel-Hameed

TL;DR
This paper analyzes the optimal control of dam operations under P(M,lambda,tau) policies, focusing on inverse Gaussian input processes to minimize costs.
Contribution
It introduces a novel application of P(M,lambda,tau) policies to dams with inverse Gaussian input processes, deriving cost optimization strategies.
Findings
Optimal control policies derived for inverse Gaussian inputs.
Cost minimization achieved through specific P(M,lambda,tau) parameters.
Framework applicable to real-world dam management scenarios.
Abstract
We consider the P(M,lambda,tau) maintenance policy of a dam using the total discounted and long-run average costs, when the input process is inverse Gaussian.
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Taxonomy
TopicsWater resources management and optimization · Reservoir Engineering and Simulation Methods · Risk and Portfolio Optimization
