Botswana Training Workshop June 2024

Tutorial 3: Planning for water resilience in Botswana.
Tutorial 4: Adding new infrastructure in the Botswana national model
Tutorial 5: More advanced modelling
Tutorial 6: Allocation penalties
Tutorial 7: Additional exercises with allocation penalties and control curves
- Additional exercises using allocation penalties and control rules
- Exercise to implement demand reductions when reservoirs levels are low

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Tutorial 3: Planning for water resilience in Botswana.

Implementing the Walvis Bay transfer

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Clone the Baseline scenario and name it Walvis Bay.

Change the max_flow of the Desalination node to be 0.41 Mm3/day.

Run the Walvis Bay scenario.
Compare the simulated_volume of the Gaborone Reservoir and the simulation_flow of the Gaborone DC nodes against those of the Baseline and and Chobe Scenarios.

The Walvis Bay scenario (green) keeps the Gaborone Reservoir full most of the time and elminates the deficits in the Gaborone Demand Centre.