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Environmental Modeling: Using MATLAB®

Ekkehard Holzbecher (eds.)

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978-3-540-72936-5

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978-3-540-72937-2

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Springer Nature

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Reino Unido

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Introduction

Ekkehard Holzbecher

People want to live in good environment. In Korea and China, ancient people tried to locate their housing and villages within good surrounding environment. This was named Poongsoo in Korea and Fengshui in China. The theory describes the harmonious spatial relationship between human settlements and natural environment. Because every place cannot have good conditions for residential location in terms of Poongsoo, ancient Koreans tried to improve their living environment by supplementing forests. It is based on Bee-Bo theory. In Korea, the landscape would be a part of total system that includes the man and nature. They thought the landscape could be damaged easily by improper land use and also be supplemented by careful landscape planning. To supplement insufficient landscape elements, Bee-Bo forest was created. It works as disaster prevention zone, microclimate control zone, biodiversity conservation patch and cultural landscape area. It is based on the philosophy that man and nature are parts of the universe and interaction between them should be managed based on energy equilibrium.

Part I - Primer to Modeling with MATLAB® | Pp. 1-28

Fundamentals of Modeling, Principles and MATLAB®

Ekkehard Holzbecher

People want to live in good environment. In Korea and China, ancient people tried to locate their housing and villages within good surrounding environment. This was named Poongsoo in Korea and Fengshui in China. The theory describes the harmonious spatial relationship between human settlements and natural environment. Because every place cannot have good conditions for residential location in terms of Poongsoo, ancient Koreans tried to improve their living environment by supplementing forests. It is based on Bee-Bo theory. In Korea, the landscape would be a part of total system that includes the man and nature. They thought the landscape could be damaged easily by improper land use and also be supplemented by careful landscape planning. To supplement insufficient landscape elements, Bee-Bo forest was created. It works as disaster prevention zone, microclimate control zone, biodiversity conservation patch and cultural landscape area. It is based on the philosophy that man and nature are parts of the universe and interaction between them should be managed based on energy equilibrium.

Part I - Primer to Modeling with MATLAB® | Pp. 29-46

Transport

Ekkehard Holzbecher

People want to live in good environment. In Korea and China, ancient people tried to locate their housing and villages within good surrounding environment. This was named Poongsoo in Korea and Fengshui in China. The theory describes the harmonious spatial relationship between human settlements and natural environment. Because every place cannot have good conditions for residential location in terms of Poongsoo, ancient Koreans tried to improve their living environment by supplementing forests. It is based on Bee-Bo theory. In Korea, the landscape would be a part of total system that includes the man and nature. They thought the landscape could be damaged easily by improper land use and also be supplemented by careful landscape planning. To supplement insufficient landscape elements, Bee-Bo forest was created. It works as disaster prevention zone, microclimate control zone, biodiversity conservation patch and cultural landscape area. It is based on the philosophy that man and nature are parts of the universe and interaction between them should be managed based on energy equilibrium.

Part I - Primer to Modeling with MATLAB® | Pp. 47-63

Transport Solutions

Ekkehard Holzbecher

People want to live in good environment. In Korea and China, ancient people tried to locate their housing and villages within good surrounding environment. This was named Poongsoo in Korea and Fengshui in China. The theory describes the harmonious spatial relationship between human settlements and natural environment. Because every place cannot have good conditions for residential location in terms of Poongsoo, ancient Koreans tried to improve their living environment by supplementing forests. It is based on Bee-Bo theory. In Korea, the landscape would be a part of total system that includes the man and nature. They thought the landscape could be damaged easily by improper land use and also be supplemented by careful landscape planning. To supplement insufficient landscape elements, Bee-Bo forest was created. It works as disaster prevention zone, microclimate control zone, biodiversity conservation patch and cultural landscape area. It is based on the philosophy that man and nature are parts of the universe and interaction between them should be managed based on energy equilibrium.

Part I - Primer to Modeling with MATLAB® | Pp. 65-85

Transport with Decay and Degradation

Ekkehard Holzbecher

People want to live in good environment. In Korea and China, ancient people tried to locate their housing and villages within good surrounding environment. This was named Poongsoo in Korea and Fengshui in China. The theory describes the harmonious spatial relationship between human settlements and natural environment. Because every place cannot have good conditions for residential location in terms of Poongsoo, ancient Koreans tried to improve their living environment by supplementing forests. It is based on Bee-Bo theory. In Korea, the landscape would be a part of total system that includes the man and nature. They thought the landscape could be damaged easily by improper land use and also be supplemented by careful landscape planning. To supplement insufficient landscape elements, Bee-Bo forest was created. It works as disaster prevention zone, microclimate control zone, biodiversity conservation patch and cultural landscape area. It is based on the philosophy that man and nature are parts of the universe and interaction between them should be managed based on energy equilibrium.

Part I - Primer to Modeling with MATLAB® | Pp. 87-100

Transport and Sorption

Ekkehard Holzbecher

People want to live in good environment. In Korea and China, ancient people tried to locate their housing and villages within good surrounding environment. This was named Poongsoo in Korea and Fengshui in China. The theory describes the harmonious spatial relationship between human settlements and natural environment. Because every place cannot have good conditions for residential location in terms of Poongsoo, ancient Koreans tried to improve their living environment by supplementing forests. It is based on Bee-Bo theory. In Korea, the landscape would be a part of total system that includes the man and nature. They thought the landscape could be damaged easily by improper land use and also be supplemented by careful landscape planning. To supplement insufficient landscape elements, Bee-Bo forest was created. It works as disaster prevention zone, microclimate control zone, biodiversity conservation patch and cultural landscape area. It is based on the philosophy that man and nature are parts of the universe and interaction between them should be managed based on energy equilibrium.

Part I - Primer to Modeling with MATLAB® | Pp. 101-122

Transport and Kinetics

Ekkehard Holzbecher

People want to live in good environment. In Korea and China, ancient people tried to locate their housing and villages within good surrounding environment. This was named Poongsoo in Korea and Fengshui in China. The theory describes the harmonious spatial relationship between human settlements and natural environment. Because every place cannot have good conditions for residential location in terms of Poongsoo, ancient Koreans tried to improve their living environment by supplementing forests. It is based on Bee-Bo theory. In Korea, the landscape would be a part of total system that includes the man and nature. They thought the landscape could be damaged easily by improper land use and also be supplemented by careful landscape planning. To supplement insufficient landscape elements, Bee-Bo forest was created. It works as disaster prevention zone, microclimate control zone, biodiversity conservation patch and cultural landscape area. It is based on the philosophy that man and nature are parts of the universe and interaction between them should be managed based on energy equilibrium.

Part I - Primer to Modeling with MATLAB® | Pp. 123-135

Transport and Equilibrium Reactions

Ekkehard Holzbecher

People want to live in good environment. In Korea and China, ancient people tried to locate their housing and villages within good surrounding environment. This was named Poongsoo in Korea and Fengshui in China. The theory describes the harmonious spatial relationship between human settlements and natural environment. Because every place cannot have good conditions for residential location in terms of Poongsoo, ancient Koreans tried to improve their living environment by supplementing forests. It is based on Bee-Bo theory. In Korea, the landscape would be a part of total system that includes the man and nature. They thought the landscape could be damaged easily by improper land use and also be supplemented by careful landscape planning. To supplement insufficient landscape elements, Bee-Bo forest was created. It works as disaster prevention zone, microclimate control zone, biodiversity conservation patch and cultural landscape area. It is based on the philosophy that man and nature are parts of the universe and interaction between them should be managed based on energy equilibrium.

Part I - Primer to Modeling with MATLAB® | Pp. 137-157

Ordinary Differential Equations–Dynamical Systems

Ekkehard Holzbecher

People want to live in good environment. In Korea and China, ancient people tried to locate their housing and villages within good surrounding environment. This was named Poongsoo in Korea and Fengshui in China. The theory describes the harmonious spatial relationship between human settlements and natural environment. Because every place cannot have good conditions for residential location in terms of Poongsoo, ancient Koreans tried to improve their living environment by supplementing forests. It is based on Bee-Bo theory. In Korea, the landscape would be a part of total system that includes the man and nature. They thought the landscape could be damaged easily by improper land use and also be supplemented by careful landscape planning. To supplement insufficient landscape elements, Bee-Bo forest was created. It works as disaster prevention zone, microclimate control zone, biodiversity conservation patch and cultural landscape area. It is based on the philosophy that man and nature are parts of the universe and interaction between them should be managed based on energy equilibrium.

Part I - Primer to Modeling with MATLAB® | Pp. 159-179

Parameter Estimation

Ekkehard Holzbecher

People want to live in good environment. In Korea and China, ancient people tried to locate their housing and villages within good surrounding environment. This was named Poongsoo in Korea and Fengshui in China. The theory describes the harmonious spatial relationship between human settlements and natural environment. Because every place cannot have good conditions for residential location in terms of Poongsoo, ancient Koreans tried to improve their living environment by supplementing forests. It is based on Bee-Bo theory. In Korea, the landscape would be a part of total system that includes the man and nature. They thought the landscape could be damaged easily by improper land use and also be supplemented by careful landscape planning. To supplement insufficient landscape elements, Bee-Bo forest was created. It works as disaster prevention zone, microclimate control zone, biodiversity conservation patch and cultural landscape area. It is based on the philosophy that man and nature are parts of the universe and interaction between them should be managed based on energy equilibrium.

Part I - Primer to Modeling with MATLAB® | Pp. 181-204