Changes in the Reliability of Seasonal Control Reservoirs for Resource Management

This study investigates the reliability and management of seasonally managed water reservoirs in Uzbekistan, focusing on technical, hydrological, and ecological factors. Uzbekistan aims to reduce reliance on external water policies by enhancing irrigation stability through interventions like managing and evaluating remedial water reservoirs. The study's methodology involved using wind, wind direction, elevation, discharge volume, wave duration, and frequency data, with wind data sourced from the Uzhydromet agency and other data measured during a field visit to the Kurgontepa water reservoir. The findings suggest that to prevent water overflowing from the reservoir dam, maintaining the water level below 562.4 m and raising it to 565.55 m after floodwater release is recommended. Restricting any increase beyond these thresholds until the dam is repaired is imperative. Comparative analysis under different conditions highlighted differences in wind availability, recorded speeds, reservoir depths, and wave characteristics, crucial for reservoir operation and dam safety strategies.

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