R-SD is a dynamic system model used to study the comprehensive development and utilization of water resources of rivers. This problem covers a wide range of aspects, such as hydraulic power generation, water transportation, flood cotrol, water consumption of industry and households, irrigation in agriculture, reservoir fishery, around-reservoir tourism and recreation facilities. R-SD also relates to the thermal power generation and land transportation. It is a system with multivariables, nonlinear and complex feedback structure. Usually, it is called as economic system of river-valley.This paper emphasises on the structure of R-SD model. First, it gives the interrelationship figures between the subsystems, then the main cause-and-effect chains and flowchart of the system. Finally, a part of the results of a case study is given. It turns out that during the comprehensive development and utilization of water resources of rivers, the emphasises should be placed on the development of hydraulic power generaion in association with water transportation and other aspects. Meanwhile, thermal power generation and land transportation should be jointly developed to promote the economic prosperity in the river-valley. In R-SD, we have also posed three degrees of satisfaction, which are guided to decide the development velocities and investment proportions of power generation, transportation, and water supply.

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