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Water Quality Model for Mariculture Management
Journal of Environmental Engineering, 1997In marine fish farms located in subtropical eutrophic coastal waters, the dissolved oxygen (DO) level is often intimately related to algal growth dynamics. For effective mariculture management, a simple, tractable model that can elucidate the dependence of water quality on the important hydrographic, meteorological, and ecological parameters is ...
Lee, Joseph Hun Wei, Wong, P.P.S.
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1993
Abstract Water-quality modelling is a very active research area and there are two distinct trends towards: (1) parallel algorithms to handle larger and larger problems; (2) adaptations of algorithms to be run on personal computers. Since this is a complicated subject all that is attempted here is a broad outline of current methods plus ...
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Abstract Water-quality modelling is a very active research area and there are two distinct trends towards: (1) parallel algorithms to handle larger and larger problems; (2) adaptations of algorithms to be run on personal computers. Since this is a complicated subject all that is attempted here is a broad outline of current methods plus ...
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Water Quality Modelling and Control in a Water Treatment Process
2013 8th EUROSIM Congress on Modelling and Simulation, 2013Drinking water quality is an important issue around the world since the low quality water causes health-related problems and economic losses. To ensure high quality water an efficient monitoring and control of a water treatment process is essential.
Juuso Esko +2 more
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1983
The water use locus of a river basin is its stream system. Streams are sources of water supply and, at the same time, they function as sinks for used water. Two categories of used water of interest are: (1) point source discharges of treated waste water, i.e., from municipalities and industries, and (2) non-point source flows, i.e., from irrigated ...
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The water use locus of a river basin is its stream system. Streams are sources of water supply and, at the same time, they function as sinks for used water. Two categories of used water of interest are: (1) point source discharges of treated waste water, i.e., from municipalities and industries, and (2) non-point source flows, i.e., from irrigated ...
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1985
Applications of water quality models are a required part of many local and regional decisions. The location of major industrial facilities must make use of water quality analyses. Under the Clean Water Act of 1977 (for a review of its provisions see Environmental Law Reporter, 8 ELR 10010, January, 1978), and its National Pollutant Discharge ...
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Applications of water quality models are a required part of many local and regional decisions. The location of major industrial facilities must make use of water quality analyses. Under the Clean Water Act of 1977 (for a review of its provisions see Environmental Law Reporter, 8 ELR 10010, January, 1978), and its National Pollutant Discharge ...
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Progress in Estuarine Water Quality Modelling
1990Starting from the needs of estuarine water quality management, the paper opens with an introduction into the developments in estuarine modelling, showing the trend of building frameworks of models, in which the various interdisciplinary building blocks are incorporated.
Wim van Leussen, Job Dronkers
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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series A: Physical and Engineering Sciences, 1993
Abstract Predictions of water quality involve the modelling both of physical processes, which underlie the transport and diffusion of all constituents, and of the sources, sinks, partitioning and interactive processes individual to those constituents.
J. M. Huthnance +13 more
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Abstract Predictions of water quality involve the modelling both of physical processes, which underlie the transport and diffusion of all constituents, and of the sources, sinks, partitioning and interactive processes individual to those constituents.
J. M. Huthnance +13 more
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Modeling water quality in a subalpine lake
Ecological ModellingSubalpine lakes are valuable resources that are at increasing environmental risk. Aquatic ecosystem models are useful tools for understanding dynamics of lakes, however, there are few examples of these models being applied to subalpine lakes, which may differ from temperate lakes in dimensions such as physical setting and ecology.
Jonathan Clough +5 more
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1996
After discussing some of the basic aspects of the structure of river water quality models, the dynamic equations governing the evolution of the relevant biochemical phenomena are presented. Necessarily, many important river pollution problems as well as the numerical aspects of model integration or parameter estimation are dealt with very briefly, or ...
C. Gandolfi +2 more
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After discussing some of the basic aspects of the structure of river water quality models, the dynamic equations governing the evolution of the relevant biochemical phenomena are presented. Necessarily, many important river pollution problems as well as the numerical aspects of model integration or parameter estimation are dealt with very briefly, or ...
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Coupled optimization-simulation water quality model for regional water quality management
Mathematics and Computers in Simulation, 1984The objective pursued in water quality management is to secure water quality such that marginal cost of the cleaning water equals the accuring marginal benefits. It is the purpose of the paper to show how the methods odf system analysis may be used to plan more economical new pollution control facilities or how to ugrade existing system. The particular
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