Introduction: The calibration, verification, and validation of calcium (Ca), chloride (Cl), and sulfate (SO_(4)) module ofthe Lake Okeechobee Environment Model (LOEM) was completed. The integrated model could simulate...Introduction: The calibration, verification, and validation of calcium (Ca), chloride (Cl), and sulfate (SO_(4)) module ofthe Lake Okeechobee Environment Model (LOEM) was completed. The integrated model could simulate Ca, Cl, andSO_(4) concentrations and transport due to wind driven currents and waves from 1 Oct 1999 to 30 Sept 2009 in LakeOkeechobee. The enhanced model was also used to estimate lake water quality effects resulting from differentmanagement scenarios that include discharges from planned aquifer storage and recovery (ASR) facilities.Methods: The fate and transport processes of Ca, Cl, and SO_(4) are controlled by their reactivity and their hydrodynamictransport. Reactivity includes chemical, biological, and bio-uptake processes (IJRSA 33:2233-2260, 2012). Hydrodynamictransport includes advection of water current, diffusion, and turbulent mixing within the water column. The depositionand resuspension on the water-sediment bed interface is also included. The mathematical equations for describing Ca,Cl, and SO_(4) substances, including heavy metal and total organic carbon (TOC), are similar.Results: Both the statistical results and the time series comparisons indicate that the simulation of Ca, Cl, and SO_(4) aregenerally simulated well by the LOEM. The root mean square error over the variance rage is Cl <18%, Ca <35%, andSO_(4) < 19%.Conclusions: Cl, Ca, and SO_(4) concentrations in the lake were largely controlled by water temperature and lakeevaporation. Inflows to the lake can also have localized effects on chloride variations. Shallow water depth and highevaporation contribute to high Cl/Ca/ SO_(4) concentration in the lake.展开更多
As a continuation of the last two years＇ special section on software systems, this special section is another effort to encourage and promote research to address challenges from the perspective of software systems. T...As a continuation of the last two years＇ special section on software systems, this special section is another effort to encourage and promote research to address challenges from the perspective of software systems. The goal of this special section is to present state-of-the-art and high-quality original research in the area of software systems. Similar to the last two years＇ special section, this special section includes two major themes： data-driven software engineering and software testing and analysis.展开更多
文摘Introduction: The calibration, verification, and validation of calcium (Ca), chloride (Cl), and sulfate (SO_(4)) module ofthe Lake Okeechobee Environment Model (LOEM) was completed. The integrated model could simulate Ca, Cl, andSO_(4) concentrations and transport due to wind driven currents and waves from 1 Oct 1999 to 30 Sept 2009 in LakeOkeechobee. The enhanced model was also used to estimate lake water quality effects resulting from differentmanagement scenarios that include discharges from planned aquifer storage and recovery (ASR) facilities.Methods: The fate and transport processes of Ca, Cl, and SO_(4) are controlled by their reactivity and their hydrodynamictransport. Reactivity includes chemical, biological, and bio-uptake processes (IJRSA 33:2233-2260, 2012). Hydrodynamictransport includes advection of water current, diffusion, and turbulent mixing within the water column. The depositionand resuspension on the water-sediment bed interface is also included. The mathematical equations for describing Ca,Cl, and SO_(4) substances, including heavy metal and total organic carbon (TOC), are similar.Results: Both the statistical results and the time series comparisons indicate that the simulation of Ca, Cl, and SO_(4) aregenerally simulated well by the LOEM. The root mean square error over the variance rage is Cl <18%, Ca <35%, andSO_(4) < 19%.Conclusions: Cl, Ca, and SO_(4) concentrations in the lake were largely controlled by water temperature and lakeevaporation. Inflows to the lake can also have localized effects on chloride variations. Shallow water depth and highevaporation contribute to high Cl/Ca/ SO_(4) concentration in the lake.
文摘As a continuation of the last two years＇ special section on software systems, this special section is another effort to encourage and promote research to address challenges from the perspective of software systems. The goal of this special section is to present state-of-the-art and high-quality original research in the area of software systems. Similar to the last two years＇ special section, this special section includes two major themes： data-driven software engineering and software testing and analysis.
