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Research on Water Quality Monitoring Section Optimization Based on Multi-agent Model

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In order to conduct reasonable and effective water quality (WQ) section monitoring of lakes, water reservoirs, and rivers this paper presents a multiagent model to optimize the WQ monitoring sections. First, the paper establishes a normalized matrix based on the original WQ monitoring data and from the data extracted principal/nonprincipal components as effective WQ features. Then, multi-WQ-agents model is built including comprehensive evaluation scores (CES) of principal/nonprincipal components in each WQ-agent and interaction rules of WQ-agents on the basis of the multiagent theory, in which the adjacent WQ-agents can be merged or split according to the similarity of CES. Therefore, the research realizes merge in the coarse segmentation of all WQ-agents, called as Agent #. On the condition that the number of Agent #s is smaller than the predefined threshold, the Agent #s would be spilt further in the fine segmentation, called as Agent*s. Finally, the central points of Agent* are selected as the measuring samples of WQ monitoring sections. The result shows that multiagent model can improve the monitoring quality, cut cost, and provides a creative measure of WQ monitoring section optimization.

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This work is supported by the open research project of the Beijing key laboratory of high-dynamic navigation technology under the grant No. HDN2014101, the plan project of Beijing municipal universities of the high-level personnel introduction and training under the grant No. CIT&TCD201404031, as well as the plan project of Beijing municipal commission of science and technology innovation ability enhancement under the grant No. PXM2014-014213-000033.

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Peng, S., Lian, X., Wang, X., Xu, J. (2015). Research on Water Quality Monitoring Section Optimization Based on Multi-agent Model. In: Deng, Z., Li, H. (eds) Proceedings of the 2015 Chinese Intelligent Automation Conference. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, vol 338. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-46466-3_29

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