Gradient Lattice Algorithm of Heavy Metal Pollution

Rui Gao; Xin Yun Liu; Xue Jiao Li; She Sheng Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.459.207

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Gradient Lattice Algorithm of Heavy Metal Pollution

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A ladder search model is established by analyzing distribution and propagation characteristics of heavy metal in city topsoil. Based on matrix theory and graph theory, the ladder lattice path algorithm is given, the heavy metal pollution source points are found in industry region and other city zone. Considering the altitude, wind, rivers, time of heavy metal pollution effects, new improved model is get for the more accurate data of topsoil pollution

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 459)

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Rui Gao, Xin Yun Liu, Xue Jiao Li, She Sheng Zhang

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Graph Theory, Heavy Metal, Ladder Lattice Path, Pollution

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