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Volume 25

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Global NEST Journal

ISSN numbers
1790-7632
2241-777X

Volume

Volume number
25
Publication year
2023

Drainage network flow anomaly classification based on XGBoost

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Tai YJ et al. View all

Environmental data analysis and modelling

Identifying and classifying anomalies in on-line monitoring systems of drainage systems is important to reduce urban water pollution. In the context of big data, the mini-batch K-means combined with the XGBoost drainage network abnormal flow identification and classification model is proposed to...

traffic anomaly classification recognition +2 more

Coastline change rate estimation on the southern coastal districts of Tamil Nadu, India using the multi temporal Google Earth images and GIS based statistical approach

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Kumar et al. View all

Ecology, environmental change and management

Coastal erosion is the process of wearing away material from the coastal profile due to an imbalance in the supply and export of material from a particular section of the coast which cause property damage, and the loss of land. This study investigates the rate of erosion and accretion along the...

DSAS Shoreline change +3 more

Determination of Parameters for Watershed delineation using various satellite derived Digital Elevation Models and its accuracy

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KALIAPPAN, S. et al. View all

Water Resources Management

Digital Elevation Model (DEM) is an inevitable tool for many applications, such as natural resource management. In the present scenario, it is available with various resolutions from meter to sub-meter accuracy. These data are used extensively to explore the river basin's physical features by...

Watershed Delineation Morphometric analysis +6 more

The Influence of Ecological Environment Protection Mechanism on the Economic Development and Management Mechanism of Rural Enterprises

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Xiaojing Guo et al. View all

Ecology, environmental change and management

The purpose is to analyze the economic development and management mechanism of rural enterprises, and explore the role of ecological environment protection mechanism in the economic development of rural enterprises. First, the related theories are analyzed and expounded; then, the participants of...

ecological environment protection mechanism rural enterprise economy +4 more

Experimental investigation of hybrid composites using biowastes and Calotropis gigantea: an eco-friendly approach

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Ramshankar.P et al. View all

Biowaste

The wastes are in many forms consist of organic materials like human, medical, food, plastics, construction waste etc. many researchers are focused on the waste management to gives more importance to the environment. The bio degradable waste was used in this research with naturals fibers. The need...

Environment Bio waste +4 more

IMPACT OF BIO-COMPETITIVE EXCLUSION ON NITRATE-REDUCING BACTERIA IN OIL RESERVOIR WATER TREATMENT

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ShiLun Zhang et al. View all

Water and Wastewater Treatment

In the presence of nitrogen oxides, nitrate-reducing bacteria (NRB) may use nitrate as an electron acceptor, reduce nitrate to nitrite, and finally convert nitrite to nitrogen or ammonium (NO and N2O). Studies have shown that BCX (Bio-Competitive Exclusion) is a viable , ecologically benign, and low...

NRB Nitrate-reducing bacteria +6 more

Water quality assessment in coastal lagoons using improved back propagation deep neural network with PH level compensation sensors in smart environment

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VENKATESAN. V et al. View all

Water Quality

In coastal lagoons, eutrophication is a significant ecological and environmental problem. The majority of the pollution and deterioration problems that coastal zones and their ecosystems face are due to human influence through urbanization and industrialization. In this research, evaluations of...

Water quality smart environment +4 more

Use of waste glass powder in improving the properties of expansive clay soils

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Niyomukiza John Bosco et al. View all

Solid Waste Management

Expansive soils pose a danger to the foundations of engineering structures due to their poor engineering properties. These soils are usually treated using mechanical techniques, and chemical stabilizers. However, the production of these chemicals is not friendly to the environment, thus a need to...

Clay soil environmental conservation +3 more

Groundwater Vulnerability Assessment Phenomenon using DRASTIC & Modified DRASTIC Modeling validated with Nitrate Concentration.

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Shanmuharajan Meenakshi Balasubramanian et al. View all

Water Quality

Urbanized areas groundwater vulnerability and contamination are serious issues that require due attention. There are other models, notably the DRASTIC models employed to assess the vulnerability of groundwater. In a modified version of the DRASTIC model known as anthropogenic influence was...

DRASTICA Groundwater Pollution +3 more