Analysis of Problems of Online Monitoring about Liaohe River Basin Water Pollution Source through Analytic Hierarchy Process

Xue Gao; Kun You; Jin Xiang Fu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.587-589.761

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Analysis of Problems of Online Monitoring about Liaohe River Basin Water Pollution Source through Analytic Hierarchy Process

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The analytic hierarchy process is a comprehensive evaluation method, which is a combination of qualitative analysis method and quantitative analysis method, it can simplify the complex problems; this article mainly introduces the features and specific algorithm,carry out a comprehensive evaluation concerning about analysis of problems of on line monitoring about liaohe rive basin water pollution source through layers analyzing method, and compare the rankings to provide thinking for the improvement and optimization of the on line monitoring about liaohe rive basin water pollution source.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 587-589)

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Xue Gao*, Kun You, Jin Xiang Fu

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Factor Evaluation, Hierarchy Analysis, On Line Monitoring, Water Pollution Source

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