Development of Irrigation Water Quality Index Using Artificial Neural Network

The data-driven Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques revealed specific relevance for the treatment of nonlinear relations and predicting the behaviour of complex systems, as a promising application in hydrology and water quality problems. The goal of this study is to build a developed model to f...

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Main Authors: Nema Mohamed Kandil, Raafat Ahmed Rayan, Mostafa A. Sadek
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Language:English
Published: Ain Shams University, Faculty of Women for Arts, Science & Education 2023-12-01
Series:Journal of Scientific Research in Science
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Raafat Ahmed Rayan
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description The data-driven Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques revealed specific relevance for the treatment of nonlinear relations and predicting the behaviour of complex systems, as a promising application in hydrology and water quality problems. The goal of this study is to build a developed model to forecast the quality of irrigation water by estimating its Water Quality Index using Artificial Neural Network (ANN). The developed model is applied to predict a data-based Irrigation Water Quality Index (IWQI) for groundwater usability in a desert reach pilot area in Egypt. The raw data for the model were the results of the main ion-causing irrigation hazards: (Salinity & Infiltration rate& Specific Toxics and Miscellaneous effects) for seventy-seven groundwater samples. The effectiveness of the model was achieved through the standardized coefficient of input variables. Revealing that the developed ANN model has a high agreement between measured and calculated IWQI (R2= 0.963, RMSE=0.0693) and becomes satisfactory verified for predicting the overall quality of groundwater in the research region, which is based on individual measurements rated according to their sensitivity. Moreover, the newly developed model can overcome the problem of missing some sample index parameters when one or more of the parameters are missing.
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spelling doaj.art-e9afa92bbd8b40a2bafd8dbd1fe27d762024-02-08T19:05:12ZengAin Shams University, Faculty of Women for Arts, Science & EducationJournal of Scientific Research in Science2356-83642356-83722023-12-014018610110.21608/JSRS.2023.331805Development of Irrigation Water Quality Index Using Artificial Neural Network Nema Mohamed Kandil0Raafat Ahmed Rayan1Mostafa A. Sadek2Department of Sitting and Environmental, Nuclear and Radiological Safety Research Centre, Cairo, Egypt. Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority Department of Sitting and Environmental, Nuclear and Radiological Safety Research Centre, Cairo, Egypt. Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority Department of Sitting and Environmental, Nuclear and Radiological Safety Research Centre, Cairo, Egypt. Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority The data-driven Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques revealed specific relevance for the treatment of nonlinear relations and predicting the behaviour of complex systems, as a promising application in hydrology and water quality problems. The goal of this study is to build a developed model to forecast the quality of irrigation water by estimating its Water Quality Index using Artificial Neural Network (ANN). The developed model is applied to predict a data-based Irrigation Water Quality Index (IWQI) for groundwater usability in a desert reach pilot area in Egypt. The raw data for the model were the results of the main ion-causing irrigation hazards: (Salinity & Infiltration rate& Specific Toxics and Miscellaneous effects) for seventy-seven groundwater samples. The effectiveness of the model was achieved through the standardized coefficient of input variables. Revealing that the developed ANN model has a high agreement between measured and calculated IWQI (R2= 0.963, RMSE=0.0693) and becomes satisfactory verified for predicting the overall quality of groundwater in the research region, which is based on individual measurements rated according to their sensitivity. Moreover, the newly developed model can overcome the problem of missing some sample index parameters when one or more of the parameters are missing.https://jsrs.journals.ekb.eg/article_331805.htmlirrigation water quality indexpredictionartificial neural networkregressionsgroundwater.
spellingShingle Nema Mohamed Kandil
Raafat Ahmed Rayan
Mostafa A. Sadek
Development of Irrigation Water Quality Index Using Artificial Neural Network
Journal of Scientific Research in Science
irrigation water quality index
prediction
artificial neural network
regressions
groundwater.
title Development of Irrigation Water Quality Index Using Artificial Neural Network
title_full Development of Irrigation Water Quality Index Using Artificial Neural Network
title_fullStr Development of Irrigation Water Quality Index Using Artificial Neural Network
title_full_unstemmed Development of Irrigation Water Quality Index Using Artificial Neural Network
title_short Development of Irrigation Water Quality Index Using Artificial Neural Network
title_sort development of irrigation water quality index using artificial neural network
topic irrigation water quality index
prediction
artificial neural network
regressions
groundwater.
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