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Volume 27
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Hydrology and Water Resources Management

Design of a Dense Flood-Region Prediction Network for Analyzing the Flood Over Urban Region

by Ramamurthy M. Rabin S. SP S. Thavasimuthu R.

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Hydrology and Water Resources Management

Hydrological monitoring in urban regions is crucial to analyze hydrology and manage floods. Nevertheless, monitoring flood overflow in urban areas including the degree of flood overflow is frequently insufficient. Hydrological models' ability to provide early flood warnings is limited by this...

flood Image Recognition +3 more
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Weather Forecasting model using Attentive Residual Gated Recurrent Unit for urban flood Prediction

by BalajiK V. .R S. .R M. .P S.

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Hydrology and Water Resources Management

Flood forecasting is significant for hydrology and disaster management due to the complex and nonlinear nature of flood-related data. There are several conventional forecasting methods often failed to effectively capture both spatial and temporal dependencies that leads to inaccurate predictions. In...

Flood Forecasting Attention mechanism +3 more
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Sustainable Energy

Carbon Emission Minimization through Real-time Economic Dispatch

by Saseedharan D. Marimuthu K.P. Kamaraj P. Perumalsamy A. Krishnamoorthi K. Ananthan B.

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Sustainable Energy

Conventional electrical power systems often prioritize economic gain over environmental protection, which can lead to negative environmental consequences, such as emissions from thermal power plants. In recent years, there has been significant research and investment aimed at addressing the...

Renewable energy sources RES Black Widow Optimization +2 more
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Air pollution and health

Sustainable zeolite-based solutions for reducing indoor CO₂ levels to improve urban air quality in Tamilnadu

by Selvakumar A. Kolandaivel V. Vairavel m.

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Air pollution and health

Indoor air quality significantly impacts health and well-being, making the reduction of carbon dioxide (CO₂) concentrations essential in urban environments. The increasing concentration of carbon dioxide (CO₂) in indoor environments poses significant risks to air quality and human health. This study...

CO₂ capture Indoor air quality +4 more
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Occurrence and drivers of Antibiotics in the rural-urban River Network: A case study of Hongze Lake basin, China

by Xi S. He R. Jiang R. Zhang J. Zhang H. Shuai Z.

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Air pollution and health

The massive use of antibiotics and the consequent antibiotic pollution have become a major risk to river ecosystems, water quality, and human health. In this study, 28 antibiotics were analyzed in the rural-urban river water of Suzhou City, the inflow rivers of Hongze Lake. The total concentration...

Antibiotics drivers and sources +1 more
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Environmental management and policy

Environmental Attitudes of Producers for Conservation and Sustainability of Wetlands; Seyfe Lake Wetland-Türkiye

by Kan M. Akalın A.

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Environmental management and policy

Wetlands are among the most important ecosystems in the world, owing to their ecosystem characteristics. Therefore, they offer rich biodiversity in the areas where they are located. However, despite all legal regulations, wetlands are at risk both globally and in Türkiye. This risk is mainly caused...

wetland new environmental paradigm scale +2 more
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Effects of changes in non-photosynthetic vegetation cover and grazing amount on rainfall erosion in grasslands on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau

by Ding X. Chen P. Song H. Chen M. Imran M.

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Environmental management and policy

Rainfall erosion is a complex environmental problem involving multiple influences, both natural and human. To explore effective strategies to suppress the erosive power of rainfall on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, researchers considered the complexity of regional geographic features. This paper also...

Rainfall erosivity Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau +3 more
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Phytochemical Characterization of Natural Leaf Extracts from Achillea ligustica : HRMS Analysis, Antioxidant Activity, and Brine Shrimp Lethality Testing

by Menasri H. Zaidi N. Bartella L. Mazzotti F. Khlef Y. Bensouici C. Laib I.

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Environmental management and policy

This research aims to enhance the composition of phenolic compounds, the antioxidant and cytotoxic activities of the methanol, ethyl acetate, and n-butanol extracts produced from the leaves of Achillea ligustica, collected in the northeast of Algeria. The measure of extracts' total phenolic and...

Achillea ligustica antioxidant activity +3 more
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Water and wastewater treatment and reuse

Effect of treating activated carbon derived from date pits with H2SO4 on the adsorption of methylene blue dye molecules: kinetic, equilibrium and thermodynamic studies

by Guemgam A. Gherbia A. Bakchiche B. Guenane H.

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Water and wastewater treatment and reuse

In this work, untreated activated carbon (UDP-AC) and activated carbon chemically treated with H₂SO₄ (TDP-AC) were successfully synthesized from date pits, a solid waste material. Characterization was performed on both UDP-AC and TDP-AC, and both samples were used to adsorb methylene blue (MB) dye...

Adsorption Agricultural Residues +3 more
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Ecological effects of Environmental change

Multi-Objective Evaluation of Bioretention Systems Based on Principal Component Analysis-Projection Pursuit Model

by Liu Z. Fu Y. Qiang W. Ji F. Cheng Q. Liao J. Wu S. Zhao B. Hu S. Chen Y.

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Ecological effects of Environmental change

Hydraulic infiltration and decontamination performance of bioretention systems are influenced by plant species and planting layers. However, traditional evaluation methods are limited by their high subjectivity and inability to capture complex relationships among multidimensional data accurately...

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