Water bloom prediction and factor analysis method based on multivariate periodic stationary time series analysis and gray theory
A multivariate periodic stationary and gray theory technology, applied in the field of environmental engineering, can solve problems such as difficult modeling and inaccurate prediction results of algae blooms
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[0189] Step 1, characteristic factor monitoring data collection and preprocessing;
[0190] Ten water bloom characteristic factors were monitored from June 2009 to June 2012 in Taihu Lake, Jiangsu Province, see Table 1 for details.
[0191] Table 1 Monitoring list of characteristic factors of water bloom
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pH value
oxygen consumption
dissolved oxygen
algae density
unit
none
mg / L
℃
NTU
mg / L
mg / L
mg / L
mg / L
mg / L
pcs / L
[0193] Among them, the two characteristic factors of chlorophyll and algae density are the characteristic factors, and the other eight characteristic factors are the influencing factors. The monitoring equipment has recorded 1104 days of water bloom characteristic factor data, and the original time series of the 10 characteristic factors are shown in Figure ...
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