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Area of Science:

  • Environmental Science
  • Water Resource Management
  • Ecology

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  • Heavy background pollutant loads complicate regional water quality assessment and management.
  • Evaluating surface water quality in areas with minimal anthropogenic impact requires accounting for background pollution.
  • Deducting background pollutant values from monitoring data offers a new assessment approach.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To evaluate river source reserves in Heilongjiang province using an improved export coefficient model (ECM).
  • To assess surface water quality in areas with heavy background pollutant loads by combining ECM with a mechanism model.
  • To determine suitable export coefficients and establish a regression equation for rainfall influence.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized an export coefficient model (ECM) incorporating a rainfall influence factor and improved timescale.
  • Synchronized rainfall monitoring data with pollutant concentrations for model calibration.
  • Integrated the ECM with a mechanism model to predict pollutant concentrations during rainfall events.
  • Determined area-specific export coefficients and established a rainfall influence factor-precipitation regression equation.

Main Results:

  • Predicted pollutant concentrations (chemical oxygen demand, ammonia nitrogen) closely approximated monitored values during eight rainfall events in 2018.
  • Successfully calculated background pollutant values using the combined modeling approach.
  • Demonstrated the effectiveness of deducting background values for surface water quality evaluation.

Conclusions:

  • The combined ECM and mechanism model effectively predicts pollutant loads and evaluates water quality in areas with heavy background pollution.
  • This method provides a significant tool for water quality assessment and management in challenging environments.
  • Accurate background value determination is crucial for reliable surface water quality assessment.