Dimensionality of heavy metal distribution in waste disposal sites using nonlinear dynamics

Modis, Konstantinos; Komnitsas, Kostas

doi:10.1016/j.jhazmat.2007.12.063

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“…A prediction map of water quality was prepared for the entire study area, and the basic approach was predicted to be useful in assessing water quality at other locations where comprehensive water quality data may be more difficult to obtain. Modis et al (2008) identified, using the Grassberger-Procaccia correlation dimension (CD) algorithm, nonlinear deterministic and chaotic dynamic behavior in the spatial pattern of As, Mn, and Zn concentrations in a coal waste disposal site in Russia. The alternative nonlinear dynamics approach that was employed in the study may complement conventional geostatistical studies and also be used to estimate the risk and the subsequent screening and selection of a feasible remediation schemes in wider mining and waste disposal sites.…”

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Minerals and Mine Drainage

Liang¹,

Thomson²

2009

Water Environment Research

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A review of literature published in 2008 and early 2009 on research related to the production of acid mine drainage and/or in the dissolution of minerals as a result of mining, with special emphasis on the effects of these phenomena on the water quality in the surrounding environment, is presented. This review is divided into six sections: 1) Site Characterization and Assessment, 2) Protection, Prevention, and Restoration, 3) Toxicity Assessment, 4) Environmental Fate and Transport, 5) Biological Characterization, and 6) Treatment Technologies. Because there is much overlap in research areas associated with minerals and mine drainage, many papers presented in this review can be classified into more than one category, and the six sections should not be regarded as being mutually–exclusive, nor should they be thought of as being all–inclusive.

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