ASSESSMENT OF THE TECHNICAL CONDITION OF THE TASHKENT MAIN CANAL
Keywords:
Mathematical model, stochastic models, main canal, unsteady water flow, flow velocity, hydraulic processes, water discharge, water level, natural or anthropogenic factors, hydraulic parameters.Abstract
The development of various deterministic models of water flow dynamics in open water bodies and the improvement of methods for conducting numerical experiments on these models have been sufficiently studied. In rivers and canals, under the influence of natural or anthropogenic factors, the hydraulic parameters of water flow change according to probabilistic laws. We therefore believe that the use of stochastic models is effective for modeling hydraulic processes. The use of stochastic-system methods to describe unsteady water movement in canals has not been sufficiently studied.
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