Intelligent Systems and Simulation: Mathematical and Environmental Modeling

This book covers a wide range of topics such as mathematical modeling, computational methods, simulation techniques in engineering, and their applications in environmental sciences. It begins with an introduction to the fundamental concepts and principles of mathematical modeling with subsequent sections delving into various simulation techniques, including numerical methods, statistical modeling, and bio-mathematical modeling. It also explores the application of these techniques in addressing complex environmental problems. Features: Covers mathematical and computational modeling techniques for simulation in engineering, mathematical, and environmental domains. Explores intelligent techniques and simulation methods to enhance accuracy and efficiency in modeling and simulation. Includes practical applications and studies that demonstrate the effectiveness of techniques in real-world scenarios. Incorporates pertinent newly developed methodologies and applications. Discusses CFD software tools like Fortran, MATLAB®, and Mathematics. This book is aimed at researchers and graduate students in computer engineering, applied mathematics, and applied ecology.