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# Steuerkurven und Nachfrageeinsparungen

Das Tutorial zur Modellierung von Einzugsreservoirsystemen erklärt, wie anhand von Steuerkurven Bedarfsreduzierungen auf der Grundlage von Reservoirspeichermengen implementiert werden können. Durch die schrittweise Reduzierung der Nachfrage, wenn bestimmte Schwellenwerte erreicht sind, hilft es bei der Bewirtschaftung der Wasserressourcen bei Engpässen. Es umfasst Schritte wie die Definition von Steuerkurven, die Verknüpfung von Nachfragefaktoren, die Berechnung des Bedarfs und die Durchführung von Simulationen, um die Auswirkungen auf die Speicherung und Nachfrage in Reservoirs unter verschiedenen Bedingungen zu untersuchen.


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