A New Prediction Method of Soil Pollution

Ze Yuan Yu; Xiao Lin Chen; Zhi Tao Qiu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.908.387

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HomeAdvanced Materials ResearchAdvanced Materials Research Vol. 908A New Prediction Method of Soil Pollution

A New Prediction Method of Soil Pollution

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A new method for predicting soil pollution with lead pollution in a city as the research object is established. We use this particular method and the Kriging Interpolation method to simulate the spatial distribution of heavy metals in soil. Select the 20 sampling points as the cross-validation data set. Compare and analyze two kinds of interpolation methods. The results showed that: the new method is more suitable for urban areas contaminated with mutations since it has high prediction accuracy there. Analysis of soil with heavy metal contamination soil is premise of soil remediation and ecological restoration. Research results possess significant values for theories which choose different interpolation simulation methods according to different purposes.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 908)

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387-391

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March 2014

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Ze Yuan Yu, Xiao Lin Chen, Zhi Tao Qiu

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Comprehensive Effect of Distance, Grid Method, Interpolation, Soil Pollution

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