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this folder contains information on alle optimizations of RTC which were conducted in MIKE+ via Mike+py
The Optimizastion_control_rules.ipynb is used to optimise the input parameters of the control elements of a drainage system using a MIKE+ model.
The aim is to minimise the runoff from the system into the receiving watercourse without causing flooding on the roads.
The script receives the MIKE+ model, a list of all precipitation events (config_event.xlsx),
a list of the parameters to be optimised (config_parameters.xlsx)
and a list of the structures (structures.xlsx) for which overflows are to be minimised.
The files should be saved in the same folder as this script, as relative paths are used.
# equal-filling-degree (EQF)
no optimization was used for the implemented EQF model but a script was used to get the storage curves.
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