An Efficient Information Retrieval Method for Brownfield Assessment with Sparse Data*

  • Özdamar L
  • Basak Demirhan M
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Abstract

Environmental site investigations are carried out prior to the reclamation of industrially contaminated sites. In this study, an information retrieval approach involving a fuzzy partitioning scheme is proposed to identify the topology of polluted areas in a given industrial site. While its primary objective is to locate contaminated zones accurately with a minimal number of samples, the second target is to reduce the size of the investigation area subjected to re-sampling in the next phase. The performance of the mentioned approach is demonstrated here, using results from real industrially contaminated sites.

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Özdamar, L., & Basak Demirhan, M. (2005). An Efficient Information Retrieval Method for Brownfield Assessment with Sparse Data* (pp. 355–366). https://doi.org/10.1007/10966518_25

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