A Game Theory Approach for the Groundwater Pollution Control

Augeraud-Véron, Emmanuelle; Choquet, Catherine; Comte, Éloïse; Diédhiou, Moussa Mory

doi:10.1137/19m1278223

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“…Kilgour et al ( 1988 ) first used game theory to study the transboundary pollution problem for regulating chemical oxygen demand (COD). Since then, game theory is used by other researchers to analyze the cost/gain effectiveness of pollutant reduction and cost/gain allocations, especially water pollution abatement (Shi et al 2016 ; Augeraud-Véron et al 2022 ). Petrosyan and Yeung ( 2020 ) developed a new class of cooperative dynamic games, which could be used to study the regulation of pollutant emissions.…”

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Effects of shared governance and cost redistribution on air pollution control: a study of game theory–based cooperation

Yin

Zhao

2023

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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This study seeks cost-effective strategies for PM2.5 reduction to generate insights into minimizing pollution abatement costs subject to different scenarios. This study theorizes that the cooperation of PM2.5 abatement has potential gains for participants and develop an empirical way to compare the costs and efficiency of PM2.5 abatement involving the variation of environmental conditions. This study revises the cooperative game model in the context of threshold effects using data obtained from the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei metropolitan cluster in China. In general, the results support the key assertion that cooperation in the metropolitan cluster plays a vital role in optimizing the efficiency and costs of PM2.5 abatement. In addition to extending the application of the revised model, this study provides a way to estimate the costs and the mitigation benefits of meeting the pollution targets for each coparticipant and take the scenario of multiparty cooperation into account as well as the scenarios involving other types of pollutants. The empirical findings have important policy implications for regional shared governance, decentralization, and resource reallocation. Economic incentive-based shared governance and cost reallocation work better than traditional regulations.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Effects of shared governance and cost redistribution on air pollution control: a study of game theory–based cooperation

Yin

Zhao

2023

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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“…The user only specifies the date, not the monitoring station, and fuzzy query the monitoring data owned by the specified time point; The user does not specify a date, but only a monitoring station. Fuzzy query is performed on all historical monitoring data of the specified monitoring station [17].…”

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Deep Convolution Neural Network in Remote Sensing Monitoring of Water Source Pollution Sources

2022

WPPCP

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In recent years, the eutrophication of Lake Reservoir type drinking water source areas has become increasingly prominent, posing a threat to people's health and sustainable socio-economic development, and preventing and controlling Lake Reservoir pollution is extremely urgent. Only by qualitative identification and quantitative analysis of the pollution sources of lake reservoir type water sources and tracing back to the main sources of pollutants can the main contradictions and key cruxes of drinking water source pollution be clarified, scientific, effective and targeted comprehensive prevention and control countermeasures be put forward, and the safety guarantee ability and level of drinking water source areas be improved. Therefore, this paper establishes a water quality monitoring system based on the depth convolution neural network (CNN), obtains the remote sensing image of a lake by combining remote sensing technology, corrects the remote sensing image pixels through CNN algorithm, and helps to monitor the water quality of the lake area by analyzing the distribution of suspended solids, TP, TN in the image.

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A Game Theory Approach for the Groundwater Pollution Control

Cited by 2 publications

References 19 publications

Effects of shared governance and cost redistribution on air pollution control: a study of game theory–based cooperation

Effects of shared governance and cost redistribution on air pollution control: a study of game theory–based cooperation

Deep Convolution Neural Network in Remote Sensing Monitoring of Water Source Pollution Sources

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