Simulation of Artificial Neural Networks for Assessing the Ecological State of Surface Water

Karpinski, Mikolaj

doi:10.5593/sgem2018/2.1/s07.088

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“…Man-made changes in hydrogeological conditions, together with the presence at the enterprise of a large number of hydraulic structures and specific chemical production (production of sulfuric, phosphoric and nitric acids), have led to the formation of hydrogeochemical pollution anomalies. When the entire industrial complex was in operation, a return water supply system with a negative balance was in operation (Karpinski et al, 2018). The advantage of water consumption over supply was due to the use of water for the preparation of steam during autoclave smelting of sulfur, as well as the disposal of water when filling tailings.…”

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“…Processing and analysis are not the only advantages of the information and analytical system. It can also provide forecasting, determining the consequences of the situation (Bakharev et al, 2017;Karpinski et al, 2018). The forecasting function predicts possible changes in the environment based on data on the current environmental state of the enterprise's territory.…”

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Web-Based Information and Analytical Monitoring System Tools – Online Visualization and Analysis of Surface Water Quality of Mining and Chemical Enterprises

Bernatska¹,

Dzhumelia²,

Dyakiv³

et al. 2023

Ecol. Eng. Environ. Technol.

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An analysis of the quality of surface water of State Enterprise Rozdil Mining and Chemical Enterprise 'Sirka' was carried out. It was established that in order to ensure ecological balance in the zone of influence of this enterprise, it is necessary to conduct regular monitoring observations, maintenance, supervision and control over the condition of hydraulic structures, elimination of sources of pollution. The obtained research results indicate that there is a need to create an information and analytical monitoring system in order to effectively store, process, and analyze the data based on the principles of comprehensive environmental monitoring for the collection, storage, and processing of data on pollution of various elements of the environment, which will provide forecasting of environmental changes in the territory of the mining and chemical enterprise. On the basis of the obtained research results, a web application was created based on an interactive map of water sampling points, visualization of the obtained results of hydrochemical monitoring of Rozdil Lakes, and a forecast of the state of the water environment.

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Web-Based Information and Analytical Monitoring System Tools – Online Visualization and Analysis of Surface Water Quality of Mining and Chemical Enterprises

Bernatska¹,

Dzhumelia²,

Dyakiv³

et al. 2023

Ecol. Eng. Environ. Technol.

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“…Electroplating processes and improper handling of the generated waste pose a huge threat to humans and the natural environment. The probability of occurrence of adverse changes in the natural environment or long-term negative effects of these changes resulting from the negative impact on the environment is defined as the environmental risk [Karpinski et al 2018, Nester 2016.…”

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Ecological, Economic and Practical Aspects of Water Treatment in the Galvanic Industry

Pohrebennyk¹,

Koszelnik²,

Nester³

et al. 2022

Ecol. Eng. Environ. Technol.

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“…There are 457 rivers over 10 km in length. In the Prut river basin, all rivers, except for the main river, are classified as small (Karpinski et al 2018). There are seven rivers having100 to 300 km length in the basins of the Dniester, Tysa and Siret rivers.…”

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Status, Prospects and Challenges for Non-Timber Forest Products Conservation in Nepal: A Critical Review

Ghimire

Pudasaini

Lamichhane

2021

GJNR

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Non-timber forest products (NTFPs) consist of goods of biological origin other than wood, derived from forests, other wooded land and trees outside forests. The importance of NTFPs for sustaining rural livelihoods, fostering rural poverty alleviation, enhancing biodiversity conservation, and facilitating rural economic growth is well known in Nepal. In spite of these facts, NTFPs have not received the sustained and systematic support. With the gradual rise in population, unsustainable harvesting and depletion of resources, sustainable management of NTFPs has become a challenge. Similarly, the increasing global demand of NTFPs leads to over-exploitation of these resources that further leads to dwindling and adversely affecting the biodiversity. In this context, this paper intends to explore and analyze the conservation status, prospects and challenges for efficient and sustainable management of NTFPs in the context of Nepal.

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Simulation of Artificial Neural Networks for Assessing the Ecological State of Surface Water

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Web-Based Information and Analytical Monitoring System Tools – Online Visualization and Analysis of Surface Water Quality of Mining and Chemical Enterprises

Web-Based Information and Analytical Monitoring System Tools – Online Visualization and Analysis of Surface Water Quality of Mining and Chemical Enterprises

Ecological, Economic and Practical Aspects of Water Treatment in the Galvanic Industry

Status, Prospects and Challenges for Non-Timber Forest Products Conservation in Nepal: A Critical Review

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