The problem of agricultural non-point source pollution has become increasingly serious. How to determine the ecological drainage ditch system is one of the effective methods to solve the agricultural non-point source pollution. This research study focuses on the velocity distribution in a two-stage section ecological channel with ice cover. The results show that the two-stage section channel with ice cover can effectively reduce the flow velocity in the channel and increase the retention time of water in the channel. By comparing with the experimental data, the accuracy of the analytical solution is high, which provides a theoretical reference for the transport of sediment and pollutions in a two-stage section channel with ice cover in the future.
In this study, a large amount of lake monitoring data was collected and genetic programming, a machine learning technique based on natural selection, was used to search for a robust relationship between phosphorus concentration, wind speed and water temperature. No forms were specified before searching but a new prediction formula was obtained. The formula can provide acceptable simulation accuracy and a theoretical reference for water environment management in shallow lakes or reservoirs.
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