Giakoumatos, S.D.V. and Gkionakis, A.K.T. (2021) Development of an Ontology-Based Knowledge Network by Interconnecting Soil/Water Concepts/Properties, Derived from Standards Methods and Published Scientific References Outlining Infiltration/Percolation Process of Contaminated Water. Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection, 9, 25-52.
https://doi.org/10.4236/gep.2021.91003

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• TITLE: Structuring an Ontology for Mathematical Modelling Wastewater Flow through Porous Media

  AUTHORS: Stephanos D. V. Giakoumatos

  KEYWORDS: Ontology, Infiltration Models, Porous Media, VPCs, Multi-Criteria Analysis Decision Making

  JOURNAL NAME: Intelligent Information Management, Vol.13 No.2, March 26, 2021

  ABSTRACT: Single or multi-layer infiltration rate models describe water penetration into soil porous zone at a variety of comparable complexity levels. Commonly, those models are indicating a route leading from general to more specific case depending on the mathematical structure and the simulated ongoing phenomenon. For the purpose of wastewater flow quantification through porous media, an algorithmic procedure was developed which includes certain interconnected activity stages and decision nodes. Furthermore, a schematic cross shaped representation of the infiltration rate models’ ontology is presented within a route, leading from general to more specific models and evaluation criteria are introduced to determine highest ranking and thus the best model amid those placed on the horizontal axis of the cross shaped scheme, via a simple Multi-Criteria Analysis Decision Making.