Environmental System Mathematical Model

Author: Zheng Tong
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: With the rapid development of the socio-economy, the Earth's environmental resources have been exploited in an unsustainable manner, leading to increasingly deteriorating ecological environments, which pose a serious threat to the sustainable development of humanity. Coordinating development with environmental protection, adopting a systematic perspective to view the issue, and using systems engineering methods to address the relationship between economic development and environmental protection, are essential steps in seeking effective solutions to the conflict between environmental and economic interests. The Environmental System Mathematical Model was developed on this basis. The book is divided into seven chapters, primarily introducing fundamental knowledge of mathematical modeling, the mathematical description of the basic movement patterns of pollutants in environmental media, as well as the establishment and properties of models related to surface water, groundwater, atmosphere, multi-media environments, and ecological environments. Additionally, it provides a brief introduction to some commonly used model software for predicting surface water and atmospheric environmental quality. Furthermore, in the appendix, it summarizes outstanding papers that won the ICM Outstanding Award from 1999 to 2000. The book covers all representative fields involved in environmental system mathematical modeling, demonstrating strong knowledge, operability, and practical value. It is primarily intended for reference by environmental protection researchers, environmental planning and design personnel, and management staff; it can also be used by undergraduate and graduate students, teachers, and ICM participants for research and study.