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Integrated flood vulnerability assessment approach based on TOPSIS and Shannon entropy methods
- Weichao Yang, K. Xu, J. Lian, C. Ma, Lingling Bin
- Computer Science
- 1 June 2018
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Joint Risk of Rainfall and Storm Surges during Typhoons in a Coastal City of Haidian Island, China
- Hongshi Xu, K. Xu, Lingling Bin, J. Lian, Chao Ma
- Environmental Science, Medicine
- International journal of environmental research…
- 30 June 2018
Public health risks from urban floods are a global concern. A typhoon is a devastating natural hazard that is often accompanied by heavy rainfall and high storm surges and causes serious floods in… Expand
Multiple flood vulnerability assessment approach based on fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method and coordinated development degree model.
- Weichao Yang, K. Xu, J. Lian, Lingling Bin, Chao Ma
- Computer Science, Medicine
- Journal of environmental management
- 1 May 2018
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Joint Probability Analysis of Extreme Precipitation and Storm Tide in a Coastal City under Changing Environment
- K. Xu, C. Ma, J. Lian, Lingling Bin
- Environmental Science, Medicine
- PloS one
- 13 October 2014
Catastrophic flooding resulting from extreme meteorological events has occurred more frequently and drawn great attention in recent years in China. In coastal areas, extreme precipitation and storm… Expand
Water system integration and optimization in a yeast enterprise
- Xinyi Xu, Zhuming Lv, Y. Song, Lingling Bin
- Engineering
- 1 August 2015
Abstract Water system integration is an effective way to save freshwater and reduce wastewater in enterprises. Water system integration treats the water system in an enterprise as a whole and… Expand
Development of a landscape indicator to evaluate the effect of landscape pattern on surface runoff in the Haihe River Basin
- Lingling Bin, Kui Xu, X. Xu, J. Lian, C. Ma
- Environmental Science
- 1 November 2018
Abstract The Haihe River Basin has become a watershed that suffers from intensive interference from human activities, as landscape patterns and runoff processes have significantly changed in recent… Expand
Water Price Prediction for Increasing Market Efficiency Using Random Forest Regression: A Case Study in the Western United States
- Ziyao Xu, J. Lian, Lingling Bin, Kaixun Hua, K. Xu, Hoi Yi Chan
- Geology
- 29 January 2019
The existence of water markets establishes water prices, promoting trading of water from low- to high-valued uses. However, market participants can face uncertainty when asking and offering prices… Expand
Staged Optimization Design for Updating Urban Drainage Systems in a City of China
- K. Xu, Lingling Bin, J. Lian, Run Liu
- Geology
- 13 January 2018
Flooding has been reported more often than in the past in most cities of China in recent years. In response, China’s State Council has urged the 36 largest cities to update the preparedness to handle… Expand
Investigating and optimizing the water footprint in a typical coal energy and chemical base of China.
- Z. Xu, J. Lian, Jinliang Zhang, Lingling Bin
- Environmental Science, Medicine
- The Science of the total environment
- 19 April 2020
The water scarcity in China's coal bases is intensifying due to rapid development of modern coal chemical industry and inefficient water utilization. Previous studies on industrial water optimization… Expand
Assessment of Water Resources Sustainability in Mainland China in Terms of Water Intensity and Efficiency
- K. Xu, Lingling Bin, X. Xu
- Environmental Science, Medicine
- Environmental Management
- 1 March 2019
Investigation into water resources sustainability (WRS) is vital for a regional sustainable development strategy. This paper aimed to quantitatively evaluate the WRS in mainland China using a… Expand