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Data on optimal operation of Safarud Reservoir using symbiotic organisms search (SOS) algorithm.
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This data article explains the time-series data for optimal operation of Safarud Reservoir located in Halilrood basin in the south of Iran for a period of 223 months, from October 2000 to April 2019. The utilized data included the release of the reservoir, reservoir inflow, reservoir storage, evaporation and precipitation. A model based on Symbiotic Organisms Search (SOS) algorithm was also developed for the optimal operation of Safarud Reservoir. The analysis of the objective function showed that the best solution achieved by the SOS algorithm was 10.89. Also, the analysis of these datasets revealed that the SOS algorithm was efficient for the optimal operation of the reservoir problem.
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