Abstract

In order to achieve the status, distribution and variation of regional water environment and the aquatic resources in time and accurately, it is important for the water resources managers to predict the risk of accidents and generate the emergency plan, which is based on the technical route of the system function layer and data layer. The results show that the management system of the database management system, GIS and artificial neural network water quality forecast model can be expressed in real time and directly.

Keywords:

Aquatic resources, artificial network model, Geographic Information System (GIS), water quality prediction, water resources management,

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