A decision support system for indirect potable reuse based on integrated modeling and futurecasting

A decision support system for indirect potable reuse based on integrated modeling and futurecasting
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基于集成建模和未来预测的间接饮用水再利用决策支持系统

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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
2.3
通讯作者:
M. Brooks
M. Brooks
中科院分区:
环境科学与生态学4区
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作者:
A. Lodhi;A. Godrej;D. Sen;R. Angelotti;M. Brooks

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水再生设施(WRF)的优化运行是至关重要的间接饮用水回用(IPR)系统,特别是当再生水构成的安全产量的主要部分,如在位于北方弗吉尼亚州的Occoquan水库的情况下。本文介绍了如何水库模型用于预测未来水库条件的基础上,从气候预报系统和国家水模型获得的天气和径流预报。由此产生的模型预测为操作员提供了有价值的反馈,以便使用工厂操作和称为IViewOps(智能操作视图)的优化模型来正确地瞄准污水硝酸盐。集成模型通过新开发的集成建模软件URUNME运行,形成决策支持系统(DSS)。该系统捕获的动态变化的营养负荷的流,提取的水处理厂,WRF的流出物流量,以及工厂的操作,以管理营养水平的基础上的硝酸盐吸收能力的水库。DSS可以为多个利益相关者提供设计,规划,风险评估和供水链各个组成部分的潜在改进的整体视图,不仅在Occoquan中,而且在任何水库扩建型IPR系统中。
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