Research on Water Resources Vulnerability Evaluation Model Based on Extension Theory

Hai Jiao Liu; Yu Zhi Shi; Ming Yuan Fan; Ji Wen Huang; Hua Wei Chen; Xin Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.726-731.4123

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Research on Water Resources Vulnerability Evaluation Model Based on Extension Theory

Abstract:

Water resources vulnerability evaluation has important significance to guide the water resources management and water ecological environment protection. This paper builds the water resources vulnerability evaluation index system from three aspects of natural, human and bearing capacity and integrates matter-element theory with entropy weight to construct the matter-element extension evaluation model of water resources vulnerability. The area of Shandong Province is selected for study, and the proposed model and evaluation index system are applied to respectively evaluates the water resources vulnerability of each city, the results show that the proposed model has a efficient performance, and water resources vulnerability evaluated is higher in whole study area and varies significantly in space, moreover, the northwestern cities are higher, on the contrary, the southeastern cities are lower.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 726-731)

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4123-4130

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Hai Jiao Liu*, Yu Zhi Shi, Ming Yuan Fan, Ji Wen Huang, Hua Wei Chen, Xin Zhang

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Entropy Weight, Matter-Element Extension Model, Shandong Province, Water Resources Vulnerability

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