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This study introduces the Chemical Cluster Environmental Protection Patrolling (CCEPP) game to optimize air pollution monitoring in chemical clusters. The CCEPP game improves upon fixed or random routes, enhancing the detection of illegal emissions.

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  • Environmental Science
  • Chemical Engineering
  • Game Theory

Background:

  • Chemical production clusters pose significant air pollution risks.
  • Effective monitoring strategies are crucial for environmental protection agencies.
  • Existing patrolling methods (fixed, randomized) are suboptimal for detecting illegal emissions.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop an advanced patrolling strategy for chemical cluster environmental monitoring.
  • To enhance the detection of illegal emission behaviors from chemical plants.
  • To address limitations of current patrolling strategies.

Main Methods:

  • Proposed the Chemical Cluster Environmental Protection Patrolling (CCEPP) game-theoretic model.
  • Integrated source estimation with strategic route and intensity planning.
  • Modeled patroller constraints like traffic delays and bounded cognition using a discrete Markov decision process.

Main Results:

  • The CCEPP game model effectively detects illegal chemical releasing behaviors.
  • The proposed patrolling strategy significantly outperforms fixed and purely randomized routes.
  • The model accounts for real-world patrolling complexities.

Conclusions:

  • The CCEPP game offers a superior, strategic approach to environmental patrolling in chemical clusters.
  • This game-theoretic model provides a robust framework for optimizing pollution monitoring.
  • Implementing the CCEPP strategy can lead to better environmental management and reduced risks.