Economic and mathematical modelling of ecosystems' territorial sustainability
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Date
2020
Authors
Horoshkova, Lidiіa
Khlobystov, Yevgen
Kapranova, L.
Tarasenko, D.
Horbovyy, A.
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Abstract
The study is relevant, because nowadays the growth of anthropogenic loads and air pollution
require special attention to the modelling of determinants of pollutant emissions` dynamics
Economic and statistical modelling of pollutant emissions` mass and growth rates during 1991
- 2017 applying statistical indicators of relative and cumulative frequency has been made in
the article. The following substances have been studied: sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide,
carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide. Statistical indicators of relative and cumulative
frequency have been used when modelling. It has been taken into consideration in the model
that values of emissions during the studied period are marginal ones, which do not pose a
threat to the environment in the country. It has been proposed to consider the reliability degree
equal to half of the confidence interval for the general arithmetic average growth rate of
emissions and their growth rates as the limits of Ukrainian ecosystem`s sustainable
development. The obtained results have been tested by the estimation based on the confidence
interval for the mean.
The study results can be used to predict environmental pollution parameters in Ukraine, which
will not cause an environmental disaster.
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air pollution, territorial sustainability, environmental system, conference materials
Citation
Economic and mathematical modelling of ecosystems' territorial sustainability [electronic resource] / L. Horoshkova, Іe. Khlobystov, L. Kapranova, D. Tarasenko, A. Horbovyy // Monitoring of Geological Processes and Ecological Condition of the Environment : Conference Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Conference (November 10-13, 2020) / Institute of Geology of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. - Kyiv : [European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers], 2020. - Vol. 2020. - P. 1-5.