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

Huang, Meifa; Tian, Yong

doi:10.3390/ijgi8010018

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“…One commonly used and effective method for calibrating water quality models is trial and error. In their work, Obin et al [53] and Huang and Tian [54], using this method, achieved satisfactory and reasonable results for calibrating model parameters. In the presented study, similarly to Iqbal et al [15], the input data used in the construction of the first reference scenario were used to calibrate the model by trial and error.…”

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confidence: 97%

Applicability of the WASP Model in an Assessment of the Impact of Anthropogenic Pollution on Water Quality—Dunajec River Case Study

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This article covers the analysis of the impact of agricultural and municipal pollution on surface waters in a selected pilot section of the Dunajec River in Poland. The analysis was performed using the dynamic Water Quality Analysis Simulation Program (WASP) model. The operational use of the WASP allows the assessment of current and future changes in water quality and the planning of measures to reduce adverse impacts on surface waters. Based on the acquired and processed data, the model simulated the impact of the pollutant supply on the water quality in the selected section. The simulations were carried out in three developed scenarios. The results of the simulations of the spread of pollutants in the riverbed show that the adopted scenarios, including an increased supply of pollutants and unfavorable hydrological conditions, will not adversely affect the operation and efficiency of the water intake. Thus in the considered cases, the risk will not reach an unacceptable level. However, a serious threat may be caused by the failure of the sewage treatment plant located in the vicinity of a water intake. The conducted analyses indicate that the WASP may have significant application potential in the risk assessment for surface water intakes.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 97%

Applicability of the WASP Model in an Assessment of the Impact of Anthropogenic Pollution on Water Quality—Dunajec River Case Study

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“…Huang & Tian (2019) [83] designed a simulation program for three-dimensional hydrodynamic and analysis of lake water quality, based on a GIS. The system provides the necessary functions for building hydrodynamic modeling and provides a geo-user interface for displaying and manipulating the model.…”

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Combination of GIS with Different Technologies for Water Quality: An Overview

Habeeb

Weli

2021

HighTech. Innov. J.

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Water is one of the most important requirements in daily life, which represents the largest part of the Earth. As a result of the economic, industrial and social development in most countries led to increased pollution in water resources. It is, therefore, necessary to monitor water quality continuously to prevent a future catastrophe that adversely affects the quality and quantity of water wealth. Geographic Information System (GIS) is used in various fields to monitor, analyze data collected from different geographical locations. Integration of GIS and other technologies has become an indispensable tool. This gives us direct control over solution expansion, cost reduction, powerful complex case analysis as well as increased accuracy and efficiency of geospatial data. In recent years, many combinations of GIS with different technologies such as remote sensing, wireless sensor networks, internet of things approaches have been proposed due to the rapid progress of technology development in many applications. However, in last several years, there is no survey paper has been published about water quality using the integration of GIS and other technologies. Therefore, this paper investigates the status of continuous search in the field of GIS and its integration with other technologies (Remote Sensing, Internet of Things, Web, etc.) for water quality management and monitoring to maintain the water resources in a proper way. As conclusions, the integration of the GIS with these technologies is a powerful platform for analyzing and processing big data and mapping geographic remotely in less time, less cost, high speed and with more accurate details and in real time compared to traditional geographic information systems. This paper also highlights future research trends about the cooperation of GIS with other technologies for matters that are related to water quality. Doi: 10.28991/HIJ-2021-02-03-10 Full Text: PDF

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“…The WASP was coupled with FVCOM and can be run in an online mode. The parameter values of the WASP model were specified based on literature reviews [4,36,37] and previous WASP applications [38].…”

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An Integrated Web-Based System for the Monitoring and Forecasting of Coastal Harmful Algae Blooms: Application to Shenzhen City, China

Tian

Huang

2019

JMSE

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Harmful algal blooms (HABs) cause environmental problems worldwide. Continuous monitoring and forecasting of harmful algal blooms are necessary for marine resources managers to detect the intensity and spatial extent of HABs and provide early warnings to the public. In this study, we introduce an integrated web-based system for the monitoring and forecasting of coastal HABs. The system is named the Harmful Algal Blooms Monitoring and Forecasting System (HMFS). HMFS integrates in situ observations, a remote-sensing-based model, hydrodynamic and water quality model and Web-Based Geographic Information System (GIS) techniques into one environment. The in situ sensors and remote sensing model provide automatic and continuous monitoring of the coastal water conditions. The numerical models provide short-term prediction and early warning of HAB of up to 5 days. The overall forecast accuracy is more than or equal to 50% for the major coastal areas of Shenzhen in 2018. By leveraging a web-based GIS technique and Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), the web portal of HMFS provides a graphic interface for users and mangers to view real-time in situ measurements and remote sensing maps, explore numerical model forecasts and get early warning information. HMFS was applied to Shenzhen, which is a rising megacity in Southern China. The application study demonstrated the applicability and effectiveness of HMFS for monitoring and predicting HABs.

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

Cited by 14 publications

References 30 publications

Applicability of the WASP Model in an Assessment of the Impact of Anthropogenic Pollution on Water Quality—Dunajec River Case Study

Applicability of the WASP Model in an Assessment of the Impact of Anthropogenic Pollution on Water Quality—Dunajec River Case Study

Combination of GIS with Different Technologies for Water Quality: An Overview

An Integrated Web-Based System for the Monitoring and Forecasting of Coastal Harmful Algae Blooms: Application to Shenzhen City, China

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