Water resources sustainability model for wetland conservation based on anonymous expert elicitation

Canto-Perello, Julian; Benitez-Navio, Alberto; Martin-Utrillas, Manuel; Martinez-Leon, Jesus; Curiel-Esparza, Jorge

doi:10.1016/j.envsoft.2020.104952

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“…The process of BOD changes are assessed by measuring dissolved oxygen consumption. This process is very complex and depends on many factors including: oxygen content, type of organic compounds existing in the water, microorganisms and environmental factors [20][21][22][23].…”

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State Analysis of the Water Quality in Rivers in Consideration of Diffusion Phenomenon

2022

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The waters of rivers are not only used for consumption, industry and agriculture but have also found their way into the transport and energy generation sectors. Many disturbances introduced into the aquatic environment are of the natural variety, which are the result of “admixtures” contained in water, e.g., through contact with soil, and of man-made types, which are directly related to humanities destructive influences. In the presented examinations, the most important processes affecting the spread and transport of these pollutants are taken into account, i.e., advection and diffusion. The authors present observations on the influence of the diffusion phenomenon on river flow modelling processes. Such an approach allows for the separation of the dynamics of water flow and the dynamics of transport of the dissolved substance mass. Specifically, phenomena occurring in relation to spatial coordinates, time and variable parameter values in the proposed mathematical model were analysed. Ultimately, this research will contribute to the correct design and implementation of a complementary diffusion module as an extension to an intelligent water quality control and monitoring system. The Intelligent Analytical Computing Control System architecture under development already includes other modules such as the Intelligent Filtration and Prediction Module and, complemented by the Intelligent Diffusion Module, provides a complementary tool for monitoring river hydromorphology. Implementation of the above solution will help to improve water quality, thus preventing and eliminating the appearance of undesirable pollutants in rivers, and increase the standard of living in the current threatened environmental world.

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State Analysis of the Water Quality in Rivers in Consideration of Diffusion Phenomenon

2022

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“…The importance of wetland restoration projects has been emphasized by many studies. Until now, the majority of studies on wetland restoration have focused on restoration measures monitoring [10][11][12], restoration effectiveness evaluation [13][14][15][16][17][18], sustainability prediction [19][20][21], and site selection [22,23]. More specifically, Li et al (2021) investigated the effects of restoration scenarios on estuarine wetland systems and monitored the wetland restoration measures with a hydrodynamic model [11].…”

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Wetland Restoration Planning Approach Based on Interval Fuzzy Linear Programming under Uncertainty

Zhang

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2021

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When planning wetland restoration projects, the planting area allocation and the costs of the restoration measures are two major issues faced by decision makers. In this study, a framework based on the interval fuzzy linear programming (IFLP) method is introduced for the first time to plan wetland restoration projects. The proposed framework can not only effectively deal with interval and fuzzy uncertainties that exist in the planning process of wetland restorations but also handle trade-offs between ecological environment benefits and economic cost. This framework was applied to a real-world wetland restoration planning problem in the northeast of China to verify its validity and examine the credibility of the constraints. The optimized results obtained from the framework that we have developed indicate that higher ecological and social benefits can be obtained with optimal restoration costs after using the wetland restoration decision-making framework. The optimal restoration measure allocation schemes obtained by IFLP under different credibility levels can help decision makers generate a range of alternatives, which can also provide decision suggestions to local managers to generate a satisfactory decision-making plan. Furthermore, a comparison was made between the IFLP model and ILP model in this study. The comparison results indicate that the IFLP model provides more information regarding ecological environment and economic trade-offs between the system objective, certainty, and reliability. This framework provides managers with an effective way to plan wetland restoration projects, while transference of the model may help solve similar problems.

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“…Se ha diseñado un método de decisión mixto que combina el Proceso de Jerarquía Analítica (AHP) (Saaty TL, 1980) con el método Delphi y el uso de curvas de rating elaboradas para cada indicador. [Canto-Perello et al, 2021].…”

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Metodología para la toma de decisiones estratégicas en la asignación sostenible de recursos para la recuperación hidrológica de humedales en situación de estrés hídrico

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Los humedales son uno de los ecosistemas más importantes del planeta. En los distintos hábitats que albergan convive un gran número de especies, siendo un reservorio de biodiversidad. Además, al ser sumideros de carbono (CO 2, ) son un aliado natural en la lucha contra el cambio climático. Los humedales resultan imprescindibles para el cumplimiento de los objetivos de sostenibilidad de la Agenda 2030. Desgraciadamente, la desaparición de estos espacios naturales es alarmante, especialmente acelerada durante el siglo XX y lo que llevamos de siglo XXI. Uno de los motivos más importantes que causa su pérdida y degradación es la falta de recursos hídricos.En general, en situaciones de estrés hídrico, es necesario aportar agua procedente de fuentes externas. La elección de las fuentes de recursos hídricos supone un complejo problema de decisión. La calidad del agua debe ser la adecuada para garantizar la sostenibilidad del humedal. En esta tesis se elabora una metodología para resolver ese problema. Se ha aplicado al caso de las Tablas de Daimiel, pero puede ser utilizada en cualquier otro humedal.

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Water resources sustainability model for wetland conservation based on anonymous expert elicitation

Cited by 9 publications

References 66 publications

State Analysis of the Water Quality in Rivers in Consideration of Diffusion Phenomenon

State Analysis of the Water Quality in Rivers in Consideration of Diffusion Phenomenon

Wetland Restoration Planning Approach Based on Interval Fuzzy Linear Programming under Uncertainty

Metodología para la toma de decisiones estratégicas en la asignación sostenible de recursos para la recuperación hidrológica de humedales en situación de estrés hídrico

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