会议专题

Applying Data Mining and HPC for Water Quality Assessment and Prediction

Water quality assessment and prediction of Lake Michigan are becoming major challenges in Northwest Indiana. Traditionally, mechanistic simulation models are employed for water quality modeling and prediction. However, given the complicate nature of Lake Michigan in Northwestern Indiana, the detailed simulation model is extremely simple in comparison and, at some point, additional detail exceeds our ability to simulate and predict with reasonable error levels. In this regard, this research applied data mining technologies, as an innovative alternative, to develop an easy and more accurate approach for water quality assessment and prediction. The drawback of the data mining modeling is that the execution takes quite long time, especially when we employ a better accuracy but more time consuming algorithm in clustering. Therefore, we applied the High Performance Computing System of the Northwest Indiana Computational Grid to deal with this problem. The experiments have achieved very promising results. The visualized water quality assessment and prediction obtained from the research are published in an interactive website so that the public and the environmental managers can use the information for their decision making.

WaterQuality DataMining Clustering Classification Decision Tree High Performance Computing

Ruijian Zhang Hairong Zhao Yong Piao

Purdue University Calumet Hammond,IN, USA

国际会议

2011 3rd International Conference on Advanced Computer Control(2011年IEEE第三届高端计算机控制国际会议 ICACC2011)

哈尔滨

英文

487-491

2011-01-18(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)