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Predicting Urban Vartur Lake Health: A Multi-context Machine Learning Approach to Water Quality Assessment

By: Description: p577–590Subject(s): In: Journal of the Institution of engineers (India): series A Germany Springer Nature India Private limitedSummary: This study introduces a novel multi-context approach to water quality assessment by examining the factors influencing Chemical Oxygen Demand in Varthur Lake, Bangalore. Integrating traditional regression techniques with advanced machine learning models, this research analyzes eight water quality parameters collected over two years (July 2022–September 2024). Exploratory Data Analysis is employed to understand parameter distributions, relationships, and trends. Five distinct environmental contexts affecting COD are identified, and various machine learning models are evaluated for COD prediction within each context. Results indicate that Random Forest models yield superior accuracy, with Gradient Boosting offering a viable alternative. This multi-context framework provides a comprehensive understanding of Varthur Lake’s water health and offers a scalable approach for predictive water quality monitoring applicable to other urban water bodies.
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Journal Article SNDT Juhu Available JP867.19
Periodicals SNDT Juhu P620/JIES (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Vol. 106, No. 2 (01/04/2025) Available JP867

This study introduces a novel multi-context approach to water quality assessment by examining the factors influencing Chemical Oxygen Demand in Varthur Lake, Bangalore. Integrating traditional regression techniques with advanced machine learning models, this research analyzes eight water quality parameters collected over two years (July 2022–September 2024). Exploratory Data Analysis is employed to understand parameter distributions, relationships, and trends. Five distinct environmental contexts affecting COD are identified, and various machine learning models are evaluated for COD prediction within each context. Results indicate that Random Forest models yield superior accuracy, with Gradient Boosting offering a viable alternative. This multi-context framework provides a comprehensive understanding of Varthur Lake’s water health and offers a scalable approach for predictive water quality monitoring applicable to other urban water bodies.

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