superior coexistence: systematically regulating land subsidence based on set pair theory
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Abstract
Anthropogenic land subsidence is an environmental side effect of exploring
and using natural resources in the process of economic development. The key
points of the system for controlling land subsidence include cooperation and
superior coexistence while the economy develops, exploring and using natural
resources, and geological environmental safety. Using the theory and method
of set pair analysis (SPA), this article anatomises the factors, effects,
and transformation of land subsidence. Based on the principle of superior
coexistence, this paper promotes a technical approach to the system for
controlling land subsidence, in order to improve the prevention and control
of geological hazards.
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| Authors | ;Y. Chen;S.-L. Gong |
| Journal | gruppe interaktion organisation zeitschrift fur angewandte organisationspsychologie |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.5194/piahs-372-111-2015
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