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Hydrosystems engineering simulation vs. optimization: why not both?

Hydrosystems models involving both nonlinear optimization and simulation can be used for improved groundwater management, real-time operation of flood control reservoirs, and water distribution system design. Approaches for doing this are outlined in this paper. This methodology overcomes some of the limitations of previously proposed and applied approaches, and hence should help to close the gap between theory and practice.