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GIS与PCA-RSR模型在地下水水质评价中的应用

张文平,李博,王先庆,韦韬   

  • 出版日期:2020-07-28 发布日期:2020-07-28

Application of GIS and PCA-RSR model in groundwater quality evaluation

ZHANG Wenping, LI Bo, WANG Xianqing, WEI Tao   

  • Online:2020-07-28 Published:2020-07-28

摘要: 地下水水质受多个指标影响,各指标之间往往存在信息的重叠和相互关联,是极其复杂的综合系统。现有水质评价方法大多数在评价过程中对各指标之间的信息重叠等考虑不足或未考虑,使得水质评价结果出现偏差。针对上述问题,以典型矿区显德汪大青灰岩含水层为研究对象,选取了亚硝酸盐、硝酸盐、总硬度等9个水质评价指标,基于主成分分析法(PCA)提取了3个主元,应用秩和比法(RSR)求得各主元权重系数,并结合GIS技术建立了地下水水质评价模型,对该含水层水质进行了分析评价。论证了PCA-RSR模型在地下水水质评价中的可行性和优越性。研究表明:该区域水质以Ⅲ类水、Ⅳ类水及Ⅴ类水为主,主要污染指标为总硬度、硫酸盐、氨氮、亚硝酸盐等。研究成果可为研究区地下水水质修复提供重要的参考依据。

关键词: 地下水水质评价, 主成分分析法, 秩和比法, 降维, 多元指标

Abstract: The groundwater quality is affected by many indicators, and information between each indicator is often overlapped and interrelated, which is an extremely complex integrated system. Currently, most of the water quality evaluation methods take no or insufficient overlapped information between each indicators into consideration in the evaluation process, which makes the results biased. To solve these problems, this paper took nine water quality evaluation indicators such as nitrite, nitrate and total hardness from the limestone aquifer in the Xiandewang coal mine, and extracted 3 water quality components based on principal component analysis(PCA). The weight coefficient of each principal component was obtained by using the rank sum ratio method(RSR), and the groundwater quality evaluation model was established by combining GIS technology, and the aquifer water quality was analyzed. The results confirmed the feasibility and superiority of the PCA-RSR model in groundwater quality evaluation, and showed that the water quality was mainly in class Ⅲ, class Ⅳ and class Ⅴ. The main pollution indicators were total hardness, sulfate, ammonia nitrogen, nitrite and so on, which provided important reference for groundwater quality remediation in the study area.

Key words: groundwater quality evaluation, principal component analysis, rank sum ratio method, dimensionality reduction, multiple indicators