Game theory and water resources

By Kaveh Moezzi Madani. 2010

628 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Management Science and Operations Research, Ocean Engineering, Water Science and Technology

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Planning Regional Water Resources System Using an Interval Fuzzy Bi-Level Programming Method (2010, background): “In the conventional FMP methods, the problem is converted to a single-decision-maker one with a single composite objective for the whole system such as an overall economic or social welfare function or a weighted constrained multi-objective function, by encouraging perfect cooperation of all parties”
Hydropower licensing and climate change: Insights from cooperative game theory (2011, positive): “Cooperative game theory has been previously used in studying water and environmental resources conflicts (see reviews by Madani [3], Zara et al.”
Cooperative institutions for sustainable common pool resource management: Application to groundwater (2012, background): “…have been suggested, including: developing structures other than prisoner’s dilemma for illustrating noncooperative CPR games [Gardner et al., 1990; Madani, 2010; Sandler, 1992; Taylor, 1987], introducing uncertainties or incomplete information in the game [Ostrom, 1998], studying CPR games as…”
Multiple nash equilibriums and evaluation of strategies. New application of MCDM methods (2014, methodology): “In order to solve such problems by conventional optimization methods, normally the problem is changed completely to a single-decision maker problem with a single composite objective for the whole system such as an overall economic or social welfare function or a weighted constrained multi-objective ”
Water management in Iran: what is causing the looming crisis? (2014, background): “In the east, Lake Hamun is disappearing as a result of the ever-lasting transboundary conflict with Afghanistan over the Hirmand (Helmand) River (Ettehad 2010; Madani 2010a; Madani and Hipel 2011; Najafi and Vatanfada 2011) as well as water mismanagement in the Iranian portion of the watershed.”
Water Resources Allocation Using Solution Concepts of Fuzzy Cooperative Games: Fuzzy Least Core and Fuzzy Weak Least Core (2011, background): “Game theory can provide a framework for studying the strategic actions of individual decision makers to develop more broadly acceptable solutions ( Madani 2010 ).”