@article{ART001610125},
author={Juhwan Kim and Chae，Soo-Kwon and 김병식},
title={Evaluation of Water Quality Prediction Models at Intake Station by Data Mining Techniques},
journal={Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment},
issn={1225-7184},
year={2011},
volume={20},
number={5},
pages={705-716}
TY - JOUR
AU - Juhwan Kim
AU - Chae，Soo-Kwon
AU - 김병식
TI - Evaluation of Water Quality Prediction Models at Intake Station by Data Mining Techniques
JO - Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment
PY - 2011
VL - 20
IS - 5
PB - Korean Society Of Environmental Impact Assessment
SP - 705
EP - 716
SN - 1225-7184
AB - For the efficient discovery of knowledge and information from the observed systems, data mining techniques can be an useful tool for the prediction of water quality at intake station in rivers. Deterioration of water quality can be caused at intake station in dry season due to insufficient flow. This demands additional outflow from dam since some extent of deterioration can be attenuated by dam reservoir operation to control outflow considering predicted water quality. A seasonal occurrence of high ammonia nitrogen (NH3-N) concentrations has hampered chemical treatment processes of a water plant in Geum river. Monthly flow allocation from upstream dam is important for downstream NH3-N control.
In this study, prediction models of water quality based on multiple regression (MR), artificial neural network and data mining methods were developed to understand water quality variation and to support dam operations through providing predicted NH3-N concentrations at intake station. The models were calibrated with eight years of monthly data and verified with another two years of independent data. In those models, the NH3-N concentration for next time step is dependent on dam outflow, river water quality such as alkalinity, temperature, and NH3-N of previous time step. The model performances are compared and evaluated by error analysis and statistical characteristics like correlation and determination coefficients between the observed and the predicted water quality. It is expected that these data mining techniques can present more efficient data-driven tools in modelling stage and it is found that those models can be applied well to predict water quality in stream river systems.
KW - Water Quality Model;Data Mining;Neural Network;Model Tree;Ammonia Nitrogen
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Juhwan Kim, Chae，Soo-Kwon and 김병식. (2011). Evaluation of Water Quality Prediction Models at Intake Station by Data Mining Techniques. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, 20(5), 705-716.
Juhwan Kim, Chae，Soo-Kwon and 김병식. 2011, "Evaluation of Water Quality Prediction Models at Intake Station by Data Mining Techniques", Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, vol.20, no.5 pp.705-716.
Juhwan Kim, Chae，Soo-Kwon, 김병식 "Evaluation of Water Quality Prediction Models at Intake Station by Data Mining Techniques" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 20.5 pp.705-716 (2011) : 705.
Juhwan Kim, Chae，Soo-Kwon, 김병식. Evaluation of Water Quality Prediction Models at Intake Station by Data Mining Techniques. 2011; 20(5), 705-716.
Juhwan Kim, Chae，Soo-Kwon and 김병식. "Evaluation of Water Quality Prediction Models at Intake Station by Data Mining Techniques" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 20, no.5 (2011) : 705-716.
Juhwan Kim; Chae，Soo-Kwon; 김병식. Evaluation of Water Quality Prediction Models at Intake Station by Data Mining Techniques. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, 20(5), 705-716.
Juhwan Kim; Chae，Soo-Kwon; 김병식. Evaluation of Water Quality Prediction Models at Intake Station by Data Mining Techniques. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment. 2011; 20(5) 705-716.
Juhwan Kim, Chae，Soo-Kwon, 김병식. Evaluation of Water Quality Prediction Models at Intake Station by Data Mining Techniques. 2011; 20(5), 705-716.
Juhwan Kim, Chae，Soo-Kwon and 김병식. "Evaluation of Water Quality Prediction Models at Intake Station by Data Mining Techniques" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 20, no.5 (2011) : 705-716.
