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Giaufausto Salvadori Sergio P. Ratti Giuseppe Belli 《Environmental science and pollution research international》1997,4(2):91-98
A few case studies will be presented involving both radioactive and chemical pollution at small, medium, and large space-time
scales. Reported are recent advances in the field of environmental pollution involving the use of fractals and multifractals.
The mathematical tools proposed here may offer new perspectives for investigating many of the problems of nonlinear variability
which commonly arise when dealing with pollutants, such as the presence of outliers and the sparseness of the sampling networks.
They may also lead to a simplification of the models adopted for studying natural phenomena, thanks to a scaling approach.
Finally, they may provide parameters whose values are directly related to the nonlinear dynamics involved in the pollutant
distribution in the environment which, in turn, may be relevant for computer simulation and epidemiological or risk assessment
purposes. 相似文献
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Modelling the chernobyl radioactive fallout (II): A multifractal approach in some European countries
This paper deals with the 137Cs cumulative soil deposition measured in some European Countries after the Chernobyl accident. We devised a multifractal model to aid in describing the spatial distribution of radioactivity. The model is based on the Fractal Sum of Pulses theory, involving additive stochastic processes. We use, as input source of information. the available data of radioactive deposition measured in some European Countries. The results look promising. since realistic scenarios of environmental pollution are produced. 相似文献
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