A GA-FGM-RTA combined model for predicting seawall settlement in under insufficient data volume
Peng Qin,
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Chunmei Cheng,
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Huaizhi Su
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et al.
Soft Computing,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 8, 2025
Language: Английский
Current status of coastal blue carbon assessment: Theory, methods, and carbon sequestration pathways
Jilong Wang,
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Guirui Yu,
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Hu Ding
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et al.
Science China Earth Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 15, 2025
Language: Английский
Multi-Point Seawall Settlement Prediction with Limited Data Volume Using an Improved Fractional-Order Grey Model
Fractal and Fractional,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
8(7), P. 423 - 423
Published: July 19, 2024
Settlement
prediction
based
on
monitoring
data
holds
significant
importance
for
engineering
maintenance
of
seawalls.
In
practical
engineering,
the
volume
collected
is
often
limited
due
to
restrictions
devices
and
budgets.
Previous
studies
have
applied
fractional-order
grey
model
time
series
under
situation
volume.
However,
performance
easily
affected
by
inappropriate
settings
fractional
order.
Also,
cannot
make
dynamic
predictions
characteristic
fixed
step
size.
To
solve
above
problems,
in
this
paper,
genetic
algorithm
with
enhanced
search
capabilities
was
employed
premature
convergence
problem.
Additionally,
problem
associated
size,
real-time
tracing
introduced
conduct
equal-dimensionally
recursive
calculation.
The
proposed
validated
using
four
points
at
Haiyan
seawall
Zhejiang
province,
China.
then
compared
those
GM(1,1),
integer-order
fractal
theory
model.
Results
indicate
that
significantly
improves
other
models.
Language: Английский
Effects of tidal bore on hydraulic transients in low-head pressurized water conveyance systems
Journal of Physics Conference Series,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2854(1), P. 012070 - 012070
Published: Oct. 1, 2024
Abstract
In
low-head
pressurized
water
conveyance
systems
affected
by
tidal
bore,
the
influence
of
bore
on
stability
system
is
significant.
This
study
focuses
a
pumping
station
located
Qiantang
River
to
investigate
impact
under
extreme
conditions
hydraulic
transients
in
systems.
Tidal
height
and
maximum
velocity
are
considered
as
key
parameters,
their
effects
modelled
transient
analysis.
Two
operational
scenarios,
including
normal
operation
pumps
shutdown,
simulated.
The
results
indicate
that,
during
pump
operation,
increases
lead
greater
fluctuations
surge
tank
level,
flow
fluctuations,
pressure
pulsations
pipeline.
scenarios
involving
shutdown
gates
closure,
result
larger
level.
Additionally,
since
closed
when
have
minimal
rates.
Therefore,
middle
section
pipeline
primarily
controlled
rate.
When
relatively
high,
occurs
rapidly,
whereas
increase
slower.
introduces
method
for
incorporating
into
calculations,
providing
valuable
insights
project
design
construction.
It
serves
reference
analysis
similar
bore.
Language: Английский