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Water Demand Forecasting in Southern California

by Dean Djokic, Univ of Texas at Austin, United States,
David R. Maidment, Univ of Texas at Austin, United States,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Critical Water Issues and Computer Applications

Abstract:

A study of annual water use in Southern California is made in order to determine the cause of unusually high demands in 1987. Regression analysis of the demands and analysis of ratios of observed to expected demands show that total demand is within the expected range but that the share of the total water supplied by long-distance water transfers increased significantly in 1987. More research is needed to clarify the reasons for this phenomena.

Subject Headings: Water demand | Regression analysis | Water use | Forecasting | Water supply | Light rail transit | Urban and regional development | California | United States

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