It is now feasible to model and manage water resources in all water management systems and facilities,
including river sections, reservoirs, and canals (gravity and with machine water lifting systems), thanks to the
advancements in computerization throughout the world and in recent years in the Central Asian states. You can use a
computer to model the behavior of individual water facilities and how they interact, accounting for all the elements that
affect their operation under settings that are similar to real-world ones. As a result, this article offers an analytical
evaluation of recent research on mathematical models of unstable water movement in irrigation systems' main canals,
along with a discussion of their benefits and drawbacks