Tractable infinite-dimensional model for long-term environmental impact assessment of long-memory processes
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| author | Yoshioka, Hidekazu Hamagami, Kunihiko |
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| contents | Focusing on the assessment of benthic algae blooms that decay subexponentially, we propose a tractable (solvable in a closed form) and well-defined (that does not diverge) environmental index for the impact assessment of long-memory processes under model uncertainties. Our target system generates long memory through an infinite superposition of multiscale processes. The sensitivity of the environmental index can be controlled by the degree of model uncertainty in terms of the relative entropy and nonexponential discount; hence, we apply a long-memory discount to evaluate long-memory processes. In our framework, the evaluation of the environmental index is reduced to finding a proper solution to an infinite-dimensional extended Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman system. We can solve this system under sufficient conditions for the unique existence of sufficiently regular solutions, and numerically handle them by using a quantization technique. Finally, we present a demonstrative application of the proposed framework to benthic algae population dynamics in river environments based on a laboratorial experiment. This paper offers a tractable framework towards the assessment of persistent environmental phenomena. |
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| spellingShingle | Tractable infinite-dimensional model for long-term environmental impact assessment of long-memory processes Yoshioka, Hidekazu Hamagami, Kunihiko Optimization and Control Focusing on the assessment of benthic algae blooms that decay subexponentially, we propose a tractable (solvable in a closed form) and well-defined (that does not diverge) environmental index for the impact assessment of long-memory processes under model uncertainties. Our target system generates long memory through an infinite superposition of multiscale processes. The sensitivity of the environmental index can be controlled by the degree of model uncertainty in terms of the relative entropy and nonexponential discount; hence, we apply a long-memory discount to evaluate long-memory processes. In our framework, the evaluation of the environmental index is reduced to finding a proper solution to an infinite-dimensional extended Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman system. We can solve this system under sufficient conditions for the unique existence of sufficiently regular solutions, and numerically handle them by using a quantization technique. Finally, we present a demonstrative application of the proposed framework to benthic algae population dynamics in river environments based on a laboratorial experiment. This paper offers a tractable framework towards the assessment of persistent environmental phenomena. |
| title | Tractable infinite-dimensional model for long-term environmental impact assessment of long-memory processes |
| topic | Optimization and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.03713 |