Analysis of Contaminant Co-Occurrence in Community Water Systems
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社区供水系统中污染物共同出现的分析
- 研究问题
- 如何估计社区供水水源中多种污染物的联合分布，并在稀疏且含删失观测的数据中评估空间差异与共同出现的不确定性？
- 方法与思路
- 作者使用两个全国污染物数据库，以灵活的贝叶斯层级模型联合刻画七种污染物，整合空间异质性、协变关系和删失信息。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 摘要称，模型生成按供水系统特征区分的联合分布，量化联合建模对全国评估的影响，并帮助识别不确定性较高的系统类别。
- 阅读关注点
- 应核对数据库整合方式、删失机制、空间与污染物间的依赖结构，以及模型复杂度如何与数据分辨率相匹配。
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原文摘要
The current framework for U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regulation of water quality in community drinking water supplies produces sequential rules for either single contaminants or small groups of similar contaminants. For both substantive and pragmatic reasons, some water industry experts have advocated the development of a more holistic regulatory process in which rules are promulgated less frequently but for larger contaminant classes. Such a framework would require the expansion of existing regulatory evaluation technologies to account for joint occurrence distributions of multiple contaminants. This article presents an analysis, using two national contaminant databases, of the joint distributions of seven contaminants (arsenic, nitrate, uranium, manganese, magnesium, calcium, and sulfate) in community water system source waters. Inferences are based on a flexible Bayesian hierarchical modeling structure with numerous features desirable for empirical exploration of multicontaminant regulations, including the simultaneous estimation of spatial heterogeneity in contaminant levels and covariations among contaminants, applicability to sparse data collected over a large spatial scale, and coherent assimilation of information provided by censored observations. The model is used to estimate a family of joint distributions for the contaminants indexed by water system characteristics, with empirically appropriate complexity given the resolution of the available data. The resulting distributions provide insights about the nature of, and uncertainty about, contaminant co-occurrence patterns, quantify the impact on national assessments of jointly modeling the contaminants, and facilitate identification of critical classes of water systems where uncertainty is highest.