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At early time, reservoir fluid flows linearly and directly from the formation to the individual fractures in the XZ plane as shown in Fig. 28.

Besides, it does not account for changing production conditions and thus cannot always provide a reliable estimate of recoverable hydrocarbons in place, and changing gas properties with time (reservoir pressure) are not accounted for; thus, gas reserves are usually underestimated.

However, our observation is that the Arps' method completely ignores the flowing pressure data, does not account for changing production conditions and changing gas properties with time (reservoir pressure); thus, it yields inconsistent results (unreliable matches and poor extrapolation).

Next, a comprehensive analysis of involved parameters such as depletion time, reservoir radius and production rate will be performed to find where the pressure differences of linear and non-linear diffusivity equations are significant.

The last time reservoirs fell this low, in 2000, electricity rationing ensued.Rain might yet come to the rescue.

The most common solution to increasing demand, and a way of insuring against possible climate change impacts, is the engineered redistribution of freshwater over space and time: reservoirs to store it, pipelines to transfer it, and desalination to recover freshwater from the oceans.

When colonization and infection are separated in time, reservoirs are undefined, epidemiologic data are incomplete, and chains of transmission are unknown or sparse, genomic epidemiology will be there to fill these data gaps.

Accurate multi-step-ahead inflow forecasting during typhoon periods is extremely crucial for real-time reservoir flood control.

Daily flow with forecast uncertainty are simulated and used to determine the effect of forecast uncertainty on real-time reservoir operation of the Three Gorges Reservoir (TGR), China.

For the real-time reservoir operation, a smooth support vector machine (SSVM) model was applied to abstract the optimal operation rules which consider the order and the number of spillways put into use.

This present paper deals with the development and comparison of two models –a Genetic Algorithm (GA) and Linear Programming (LP) – to be applied to real-time reservoir operation in an existing Chiller reservoir system in Madhya Pradesh, India.