Development of a regional coastal management decision-aided system. Part A: Establishment of an automatic numerical simulation program

Liang, Shuxiu; Xie, Jing; Sun, Zhixin; Lu, Youpeng; Liu, Guangsheng; Xiong, Wei

doi:10.1016/j.ocecoaman.2014.05.016

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“…All of the business logic modules are implemented by Java Servlet or JavaBean. The automatic numerical programs were developed by Liang et al [23]. The SQL Server was selected for data storage and management.…”

Section: Csru-dss Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Human operation is unrequired throughout the whole process. The process was described in detail by Liang et al [23]; in addition, the authors also demonstrated the high efficiency, rationality, and robustness of an automatic coastal numerical program. Figure 4 displays the automatic hydrodynamic-sediment program workflow.…”

Section: Automatic Coastal Numerical Programs and Numerical Servicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Design and Implementation of a Robust Decision Support System for Marine Space Resource Utilization

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Abstract:Increasing coastal space resource utilization (CSRU) activities and their impact on coastal environments has been recognized as a critical coastal zone stressor. Consequently, the need for sustainable and valid CSRU management has been highlighted. In this study, a highly-intelligent prototype decision-aided system for CSRU was developed. In contrast with existing coastal decision-aided systems, this system is aimed at the management of CSRU, providing reliable and dynamic numerical simulation, analysis, and aided decision making for real coastal engineering based on a self-developed fully automatic numerical program. It was established on multi-tier distributed architecture based on Java EE. The most efficient strategies for spatial data organization, automatic coastal numerical programs, and impact assessment modules are demonstrated. In addition, its integrated construction involving the addition of a new coastal project on the webpage, its one-click numerical prediction of coastal environmental impacts, assessments based on numerical results, and its aided decision-making capabilities are addressed. The system was applied to Ningbo Sea, China, establishing the Ningbo CSRU Decision Support System. Two projects were demonstrated: one reclamation project and one land-based outlet planning case. Results indicated that these projects had detrimental effects on local coastal environments. Therefore, the approvals of these projects were not recommended.

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Design and Implementation of a Robust Decision Support System for Marine Space Resource Utilization

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Liang

Sun

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“…Many efforts have been made to integrate the GIS with numerical models for surface water (rivers, lakes, surface hydrology), coastal and ocean modeling. For example, Liang et al developed an automatic numerical simulation program for coastal waters by integrating FVCOM with a GIS [14]; Ng et al integrated a GIS with a complex three-dimensional hydrodynamic sediment and heavy metal transport numerical model and applied the integrated system to the Pearl River Estuary in China [15]; Qin and Lin developed a system for costal seiches monitoring and forecasting by integrating FVCOM into a web-GIS based framework [16]. Such integrations not only benefit the preprocessing and postprocessing procedures of the modeling but also provide the system with spatial data analysis and visualization capabilities.…”

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An Integrated Graphic Modeling System for Three-Dimensional Hydrodynamic and Water Quality Simulation in Lakes

Huang

Tian

2019

IJGI

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Understanding the complex hydrodynamics and transport processes are of primary importance to alleviate and control the eutrophication problem in lakes. Numerical models are used to simulate these processes. However, it is often difficult to perform such a numerical modeling simulation for common users. This study presented an integrated graphic modeling system designed for three-dimensional hydrodynamic and water quality simulation in lakes. The system, called the Lake Modeling System (LMS), provides necessary functionalities streamlined for hydrodynamic modeling. The LMS provides a geographic information system (GIS)-based data processing framework to establish a model and provides capabilities for displaying model input and output information. The LMS also provides mapping and visualization tools to support the model development process. All of these features in a GIS-based framework makes the task of complex hydrodynamic and water quality modeling easier. The applicability of the LMS is demonstrated by a case study in Lake Donghu, which is a large urban lake in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River in China. The LMS was utilized to setup and calibrate a model for Lake Donghu. Then the model was used to study the effects of a water diversion project on the change in hydrodynamics and the water quality.

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Development of a regional coastal management decision-aided system. Part A: Establishment of an automatic numerical simulation program

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Design and Implementation of a Robust Decision Support System for Marine Space Resource Utilization

Design and Implementation of a Robust Decision Support System for Marine Space Resource Utilization

An Integrated Graphic Modeling System for Three-Dimensional Hydrodynamic and Water Quality Simulation in Lakes

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