Application of GIS and feedforward back-propagated ANN models for predicting the ecological and health risk of potentially toxic elements in soils in Northwestern Nigeria

Omang, Benjamin Odey; Omeka, Michael Ekuru; Asinya, Enah Asinya; Oko, Peter Ereh; Aluma, Victor Chukwuemeka

doi:10.1007/s10653-023-01737-y

Environ Geochem Health

2023

DOI: 10.1007/s10653-023-01737-y

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Application of GIS and feedforward back-propagated ANN models for predicting the ecological and health risk of potentially toxic elements in soils in Northwestern Nigeria

Benjamin Odey Omang,

Michael Ekuru Omeka,

Enah Asinya Asinya

et al.

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Application of GIS and feedforward back-propagated ANN models for predicting the ecological and health risk of potentially toxic elements in soils in Northwestern Nigeria

Cited by 2 publications

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Assessment of heavy metal concentrations in roadside soils and plants around the Dexing copper mine: implications for environmental management and remediation

Assessment of heavy metal concentrations in roadside soils and plants around the Dexing copper mine: implications for environmental management and remediation

Modeling the vulnerability of water resources to pollution in a typical mining area, SE Nigeria using speciation, geospatial, and multi-path human health risk modeling approaches

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