How to determinate water quality using an artificial intelligent model based on grey clustering?

Alexi Delgado, Carlos López, Noe Jacinto, Mario Chungas, Laberiano Andrade-Arenas

Abstract


Water quality is an important topic for countries like Peru, where the mining sector is one of the main economic activities, so the study of its impact on water quality is also necessary to have a regular control of benefits and dangers. In this way, to achieve this objective, the chosen methodology was grey clustering, which is based on artificial intelligent theory. Specifically, the central point triangular whitening weight function better known as CTWF, which is an approach from grey clustering, was used. The case study was focused on the Mashcon and Chonta rivers, located in the province of Cajamarca, Peru, these rivers are directly affected by an open pit mine. The study was carried out taking into account thirteen monitoring points taken by National Water Authority (ANA). The results showed that all the points considered were classified as not contaminated, A1 category, this using the parameters of the Peruvian government. With these results, the mining company was able to demonstrate that they are taking the water quality into account and that they are making an effort to keep these rivers as healthy as possible.

Keywords


Artificial intelligent; Contaminated; Grey clustering; Mining project; Water quality

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DOI: http://doi.org/10.11591/ijeecs.v28.i1.pp450-459

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Indonesian Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (IJEECS)
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