The Construction and Analysis of Eutrophication Model for Caohai of Dianchi Lake

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The aquatic ecosystem of lake is a complex open systems, this study that is based on the principles of maximum flux selects Caohai as the object, we apply complex systems analysis to construct eutropication model which is suitable for local conditions and select a larger time scale and control parameters to simulate the eutrophication status to find out the main factors and to put forward reasonable proposals for giving out optimal control techniques. This model can be expanded in time scale, spatial scale and the number of parameters, while the difficulty of calculation and analysis will not be increased. The trend and influencing factors of the system will be got at the same time.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 160-162)

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1445-1449

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November 2010

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