Complex Mathematical Models for Analysis, Evaluation and Prediction of Aqueous and Atmospheric Environment of Latvia

Guseynov, Sharif; Kopytov, Eugene

doi:10.2478/v10244-012-0006-8

Abstract

In present paper the authors consider the complete statements of initial-boundary problems for the modelling of various aspects of aqueous (3 models) and atmospheric systems (2 models) in Latvia. All the proposed models are described in terms of differential equations theory (using both ordinary differential equations and partial differential equations) and are regarded to be the evolutional models. Two of the three aqueous system models being studied are intended to describe the natural aquatic media ecosystems while the other models are aimed at studying environmental pollution processes.

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Complex Mathematical Models for Analysis, Evaluation and Prediction of Aqueous and Atmospheric Environment of Latvia

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