An Inexact Optimization Model for Crop Area Under Multiple Uncertainties.
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Abstract
This paper developed a type-2 fuzzy interval chance constrained programming model for optimizing a crop area, which integrated chance constrained programming and type-2 fuzzy interval programming. The developed model was then applied to a case study in Wuwei City, Gansu Province, China, and the maximization of economic benefit was selected as the planning objective. Furthermore, different water-saving irrigation modes were considered as the development mode. A series of optimal irrigation water and planting structure schemes were obtained under different violation probabilities in each water-saving scenario. The obtained results could be helpful to make decisions on the planting structure and the optimal use of irrigation water and land resources under multiple uncertainties.
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| Authors | Ren, Chongfeng;Zhang, Hongbo; |
| Journal | International journal of environmental research and public health |
| Year | 2019 |
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