Locating method of pollution source close to lake shore side
A positioning method and pollution source technology, which is applied in the field of pollution source positioning, can solve problems such as low work efficiency, long time consumption, and large data storage
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[0096] A method of locating pollution sources close to the shore of a lake. The concrete steps of this method are:
[0097] Step 1. Set up a Cartesian coordinate system on the horizontal plane with the shore as the vertical axis and perpendicular to the shore as the horizontal axis. Assuming that the pollution source releases pollutants continuously from time τ at (α, β), the mass flow rate of the pollution source is Q, and the abscissa of the pollution source α, the vertical coordinate of the pollution source β, the initial diffusion time τ of the pollution source and the mass flow rate of the pollution source Q is the unknown quantity to form the vector X to be sought, and the vector to be sought X=(α,β,τ,Q) T ; The total number of sensor nodes is 8, and the sensor nodes have measured the water body ion concentration at 5 moments in total, and 8 sensor nodes (x i ,y i )(i=1,...,8) at t k (k=1,...,5) See Table 1.1 for the water ion concentration measured at all times.
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[0231] A method of locating pollution sources close to the shore of a lake. The concrete steps of this method are:
[0232] Step 1. Set up a Cartesian coordinate system on the horizontal plane with the shore as the vertical axis and perpendicular to the shore as the horizontal axis. Assuming that the pollution source releases pollutants continuously from time τ at (α, β), the mass flow rate of the pollution source is Q, and the abscissa of the pollution source α, the vertical coordinate of the pollution source β, the initial diffusion time τ of the pollution source and the mass flow rate of the pollution source Q is the unknown quantity to form the vector X to be sought, and the vector to be sought X=(α,β,τ,Q) T ; The total number of sensor nodes is 8, and the sensor nodes have measured the water body ion concentration at 9 moments in total, and 8 sensor nodes (x i ,y i )(i=1,...,8) at t k (k=1,...,9) See Table 2.1 for the water ion concentration measured at all times.
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