Abstract:Water quality environmental assessment often requires the joint simulation of several subsystems (e.g. wastewater treatment processes, urban drainage and receiving water bodies). The complexity of these integrated catchment models grows fast, leading to potentially over-parameterised and computationally expensive models. The receiving water body physical and biochemical parameters are often a dominant source of uncertainty when simulating dissolved oxygen depletion processes. Thus, the use of system observatio… Show more
“…River environment and ecosystems are driven by stochastic flow discharges and are reasonably considered as stochastic processes [19][20][21][22]. Optimal control of system dynamics as stochastic processes can be analyzed in the framework of stochastic control based on the dynamic programming principle [23].…”
“…River environment and ecosystems are driven by stochastic flow discharges and are reasonably considered as stochastic processes [19][20][21][22]. Optimal control of system dynamics as stochastic processes can be analyzed in the framework of stochastic control based on the dynamic programming principle [23].…”
“…For instance, Moreno-Rodenas et al. [ 21 ] used a polynomial expansion simulator to simulate dissolved oxygen in the Dommel River in the southern Netherlands instead of an urban water quality model. Yin et al.…”
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