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Full-Text Articles in Mathematics
Criteria Pollutant Concentration, Victor Neese
Criteria Pollutant Concentration, Victor Neese
Undergraduate Journal of Mathematical Modeling: One + Two
With the assistance of Assistant Professor Jeff Cunningham (Civil & Environmental Engineering Department, USF) a study was carried out pertaining to the amount of CO and NOx pollutants emitted from a highway having two lanes in each direction. The receptor of the pollutants is a hypothetical housing development located near the highway. The concentrations were found by utilizing information regarding meteorological conditions, estimated emissions rates, and distances from the highway less than or equaling 2 km.
Algae Bloom In A Lake, David Sanabria
Algae Bloom In A Lake, David Sanabria
Undergraduate Journal of Mathematical Modeling: One + Two
The objective of this paper is to determine the likelihood of an algae bloom in a particular lake located in upstate New York. The growth of algae in this lake is caused by a high concentration of phosphorous that diffuses to the surface of the lake. Our calculations, based on Fick's Law, are used to create a mathematical model of the driving force of diffusion for phosphorous. Empirical observations are also used to predict whether the concentration of phosphorous will diffuse to the surface of this lake within a specified time and under specified conditions.