Relating Biodiversity of River Communities to Physical and Chemical Water Properties
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We address the problem of finding relationships between the physical and chemical properties of river water and the biodiversity of the community present in that water . We apply the machine learning approach of induction of regression trees to biological and chemical data collected through regular monitoring of rivers in Slovenia. A predictive model is built, which identifies the most important parameters for predicting the species richness (the number oftaxa) of the community: these include biological oxygen demand (an overall indicator of pollution), water temperature, the season (month), total hardness, NO3, SiO2 and alkalinity.
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Džeroski, S. & Grbovic, J.,
(2001).
Relating Biodiversity of River Communities to Physical and Chemical Water Properties.
In:
Hilty, L. M. & Gilgen, P. W.
(Hrsg.),
Sustainability in the Information Society.
Marburg:
Metropolis.
@inproceedings{mci/Džeroski2001,
author = {Džeroski, Sašo AND Grbovic, Jasna},
title = {Relating Biodiversity of River Communities to Physical and Chemical Water Properties},
booktitle = {Sustainability in the Information Society},
year = {2001},
editor = {Hilty, Lorenz M. AND Gilgen, Paul W.},
publisher = {Metropolis},
address = {Marburg}
}
author = {Džeroski, Sašo AND Grbovic, Jasna},
title = {Relating Biodiversity of River Communities to Physical and Chemical Water Properties},
booktitle = {Sustainability in the Information Society},
year = {2001},
editor = {Hilty, Lorenz M. AND Gilgen, Paul W.},
publisher = {Metropolis},
address = {Marburg}
}
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Datum: 2001
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