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The Relationship of Benefits to System Size for Irrigation Projects

by Christopher Wessells, CH2M Hill Economists, Sacramento, CA, USA,
Gerald Horner, CH2M Hill Economists, Sacramento, CA, USA,
Allan Highstreet, CH2M Hill Economists, Sacramento, CA, USA,
Larry Schluntz, CH2M Hill Economists, Sacramento, CA, USA,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Steel Structures

Abstract:

This paper presents a generalized linear programming (LP) and farm budget model for optimization of on-farm irrigation benefits resulting from variations in irrigation project size. The paper also summarizes applications of the model to two proposed projects - the Lake Andes-Wagner, South Dakota, and Columbia Basin, Washington irrigation projects.

Subject Headings: Project management | Irrigation | Irrigation systems | Computer programming | Systems engineering | Mathematical models | Linear analysis | United States | South Dakota | Washington

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