Abstract
This study explores different combinations of infrastructure and agreement type that define three different transfer programs, describing the frequency and volume of transfers associated with each, as well as its costs. The agreements are described in terms of the type of decision rule employed: Take-or-Pay, with the timing and quantity of transfers fixed; Days of Supply Remaining (DSR), which uses a static hydrologic indicator to trigger transfers; and Risk-of-Failure, a probability-based decision rule that involves consideration of both supply and demand.
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Abstracts of the presentations given on Wednesday, 25 July 2007, in Session 13 of the UCOWR Conference.