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Distributionally robust decision-making under ambiguity: case study of water environmental management
Decision-making under uncertainty is ubiquitous in environmental project planning. Environmental processes such as a streamflow discharge often present a subexponential memory, where the autocorrelation persists for a long time. In addition, optimization problems driven by environmental processes en
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