Abstract
Inappropriate agricultural activities are the main reasons of water shortage and environmental pollution in many rural areas. How to generate preferred decision schemes for agricultural activities is a critical issue for decision makers. In this study, a two-phase programming approach is advanced for regional water resources allocation in a rural region of China. The approach shows applicability when the uncertain inputs are provided as intervals and such uncertainty is desired to be delivered to the corresponding solutions. Multiple control variables are introduced both in the objective function and constraints of the programming model, which make it possible for the constraints being relaxed under respective levels. A more satisfactory objective value can thus be expected as well as the impact of each constraint on the modeling outputs can be clarified effectively. The decision variables are useful for decision makers to justify and/or adjust the decision schemes for agricultural activities through incorporation of their implicit knowledge on water allocation management.
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