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of Area Method [COAM]. Fuzzy cardinality method Mean Max
and average method are used. The ecosystems are represented by
sets spaces, vector spaces, probabilistic occurrence and Fuzzy
distribution functions.
Keywords: Ecosystem, Pollution Hazard.
INTRODUCTION
The society directly or indirectly
affected by the pollution. The biotic systems
interact with abiotic systems and energy is
consumed. The input energy is taken from
ecosystem in the form of materials and
output is a pollution of all kinds. Many
researches make a study of ecological
balance caused by energy consumption. The
food chain is distributed in the ecosystems,
the intake of energy is too much and the
resulting pollution is well known. In this
issue an off directional study is made to find
the failure rates of the ecosystems. Since no
work is done of this category in the
literature, therefore a few inferences are
given to study the ecosystems. Moreover the
ecosystems are non-linear due to unbalance
Table - 1
Fuzzy Systems
An ecosystem can be
Natural
Artificial
Temporary
Permanent
A pond
A lake
A tract of Forest
A corel reef
A large grassland
A village
An Acquarium
A filed of surgarcane
A manned space ship
A laboratory culture
()
0.886
0.916
0.892
0.669
0.796
0.616
0.866
0.796
0.893
0.936
0.942
0.957
0.876
0.869
0.879
0.12103
0.08773
0.11428
0.40196
0.22815
0.4845
0.14386
0.2281
0.11316
0.06614
0.0597
0.0439
0.13238
0.14041
0.12896
R
0.10723
0.080306
0.10194
0.2689
0.1816
0.2984
0.1246
0.1816
0.10105
0.06206
0.05628
0.04206
0.11596
0.122016
0.11336
Sec
0.89276
0.9196
0.898
0.73108
0.8184
0.7015
0.8754
0.8184
0.8989
0.938
0.9437
0.958
0.884
0.8788
0.8866
T
8.262
11.398
8.75
2.487
4.383
2.064
6.9512
4.384
8.837
15.1194
16.75
22.78
7.554
7.122
7.754
A
0.876
0.906
0.868
0.632
0.759
0.598
0.857
0.766
0.886
0.912
0.926
0.938
0.856
0.839
0.839
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Table 2
Fuzzy systems
The living parts calling it a biotic system
And non living parts
The abiotic system of ecosystem are very closely
interconnected
Energy flows in the form of food from one
organism to another organism within a
community
This is being done through feeding relationship
such as grazing, predation and parasitism
The biotic community is only one part of the
ecosystem
Another important part of ecosystem is the biotic
system includes oxygen, carbon and nitrogen as
being chemical elements as well as physical elements
The wind, fire and climate are also physical
elements of abiotic system
Together the biotic and abiotic systems
determine the characteristics of the ecosystem
The functional aspect of a ecosystem consists of
the volume and the rate at which various
materials circulate and the rate at which energy
flows through it.
Energy moves through the food chain in one
direction only
The movement of matter is cyclic or circular
Energy flows through the ecosystem and is
finally lost to space in the form of heat
Matter may be changed from one form to
another but it always remains in the ecosystem.
The functional aspect of an ecosystem also
includes the process by which living organisms
change the non living or abiotic environment
The process by which abiotic environment
affects living organisms and the events by which
population levels or organisms are regulated
()
0.912
0.889
0.906
0.0921
0.1176
0.0987
R
0.084
0.1046
0.0894
Sec
0.89276
0.8954
0.91056
T
8.262
8.5034
10.1317
A
0.876
0.867
0.898
0.936
0.06613
0.0619
0.938
15.1217
0.918
0.896
0.10981
0.0984
0.9016
9.1066
0.866
0.932
0.07042
0.0656
0.9343
14.2
0.916
0.796
0.2281
0.1816
0.8184
4.38
0.778
0.889
0.1176
0.1046
0.8954
48.5
0.866
0.798
0.2256
0.180
0.8199
4.432
0.776
0.866
0.12036
0.1072
0.892
8.262
0.867
0.668
0.40346
0.2695
0.730
2.479
0.632
0.883
0.662
0.1244
0.4124
0.1098
0.27306
0.890
0.7269
8.038
2.424
0.866
0.654
0.916
0.08773
0.08036
0.9196
11.39
0.899
0.929
0.0736
0.0684
0.9315
13.58
0.906
0.897
0.1086
0.0975
0.9025
9.208
0.886
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Table- 3
Fuzzy systems
The energy from the sun enters the living
world through photo synthetic organisms and
passes open from one organism to another in
the form of food
()
0.896
0.886
0.916
0.834
0.856
0.776
0.896
0.886
0.936
0.941
0.896
0.912
0.816
0.892
0.866
0.779
0.972
0.10981
0.121036
0.0877
0.1815
0.1554
0.2536
0.10981
0.121036
0.0661
0.0608
0.1098
0.0921
0.1142
0.1142
0.1438
0.249
0.0283
R
0.0984
0.1072
0.08036
0.15138
0.133
0.1968
0.0984
0.1072
0.062
0.0572
0.0984
0.804
0.1659
0.10194
0.1246
0.1945
0.0276
Sec
0.9016
0.8927
0.9196
0.8486
0.8669
0.8032
0.9016
0.892
0.938
0.942
0.9016
0.9156
0.898
0.898
0.8754
0.8054
0.972
T
9.1066
8.262
11.4025
5.5096
6.435
3.9432
9.107
8.262
15.128
16.447
9.1074
10.857
8.756
8.756
6.954
4.016
35.3
0.886
0.912
0.776
0.866
0.779
0.912
0.762
0.798
0.892
0.936
0.779
0.866
0.121036
0.09211
0.2536
0.1438
0.2497
0.092114
0.2718
0.2256
0.1142
0.0661
0.2497
0.1438
0.10723
0.084
0.1968
0.1246
0.1945
0.084
0.2071
0.18006
0.10186
0.061906
0.1945
0.1246
0.89276
0.916
0.8032
0.8734
0.80545
0.916
0.7928
0.8199
0.89813
0.938
0.8054
0.8754
8.26
10.85
3.9432
6.9432
4.004
10.856
3.679
4.4326
8.756
15.128
4.004
6.954
0.772
0.866
0.778
0.792
0.886
0.786
0.936
0.892
0.779
0.2587
0.1438
0.25102
0.2332
0.121036
0.2408
0.0661
0.1148
0.2497
0.19976
0.1246
0.1953
0.184687
0.10723
0.1892
0.06190
0.10194
0.1945
0.8002
0.8754
0.8047
0.8153
0.89276
0.81073
0.938
0.898
0.8045
3.86
6.954
3.983
4.288
8.26
4.152
15.128
8.7504
4.0048
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A
0.889
0.849
0.898
0.812
0.845
0.768
0.887
0.867
0.918
0.924
0.886
0.896
0.876
0.876
0.832
0.752
0.952
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()
0.886
0.779
0.879
0.866
0.912
0.836
0.792
0.892
0.932
0.912
Table- 4
R
0.121036 0.10723
0.2497
0.1945
0.12896
0.11336
0.1438
0.1246
0.09211
0.084
0.17912
0.1497
0.2332
0.18468
0.11428
0.10194
0.07042
0.0656
0.09211
0.084
Sec
0.89276
0.8055
0.8866
0.8754
0.9159
0.8502
0.8153
0.898
0.93436
0.916
T
8.262
4.004
7.7543
6.9541
10.856
5.5828
4.288
8.75
14.2003
10.856
A
0.866
0.736
0.886
0.833
0.896
0.806
0.766
0.866
0.916
0.892
()
0.926
0.778
0.798
0.886
0.812
0.786
0.866
0.9120
0.926
0.938
0.938
0.896
0.839
Table- 5
R
0.07688
0.07119
0.25102
0.1953
0.2556
0.18006
0.121036 0.10723
0.2082
0.16905
0.1691
0.10446
0.14386
0.1246
0.092114 0.084
0.07688
0.07119
0.064
0.06
0.064
0.06
0.10981
0.0984
0.1755
0.14728
Sec
0.9288
0.8047
0.8199
0.89276
0.83094
0.89553
0.8754
0.9159
0.9288
0.9399
0.9399
0.9016
0.8527
T
13.0072
3.9837
4.4326
8.262
4.803
5.9136
6.9512
10.856
13.0072
15.625
15.625
9.1066
5.698
A
0.916
0.758
0.788
0.867
0.796
0.766
0.844
0.899
0.916
0.926
0.927
0.886
0.826
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= log e A - ()
0.4343
(6)
= 0.14087, MTBF = 7.0987
The space is a Fuzzy set of baseless
without reference and contest of the points.
MOM and COA methods are powerful tool
of defuzzification. The results are in
agreement with other spaces.
On the similar ground the Fuzzy set
is represented in table-5. The failure rates
are the Fuzzy elements and the Fuzzy grades
of truth are obtained by inference and
decisions, and marked by exponential
distribution function.
( ) = e - and
log e A
0.4343 () = 0. 8693 = R =
Table- 6
Fuzzy systems
Energy
Primary production
Secondary production
Food chain
Food web
Trophic level
Energy flow
Ecologic pyramids
Biogeochemical cycles
Producers
Vegetarian
First order consumer
Grasshopper
Rabbit
Mouse
Second order consumer
Lizard
Snake
Third order consumer
Hawk
Fuzzy grade of ()
0.912
0.896
0.886
0.796
0.812
0.779
0.899
0.697
0.926
0.812
0.936
0.762
0.629
0.796
0.866
0.776
0.669
0.779
0.642
0.662
0.092114
0.1098
0.121036
0.2281
0.8082
0.2497
0.10647
0.36096
0.07688
0.2082
0.06613
0.2718
0.4636
0.22815
0.14386
0.2536
0.40196
0.2497
0.36816
0.4124
R
0.084
0.0984
0.10723
0.1816
0.1691
0.1945
0.0957
0.2516
0.07119
0.1691
0.0619
0.20711
0.2916
0.1816
-.1246
0.1968
0.2689
0.1945
0.2547
0.27306
Sec
0.916
0.9016
0.8927
0.8184
0.8308
0.8054
0.90428
0.90428
0.9288
0.8308
0.938
0.7928
0.7083
0.8183
0.8757
0.8032
0.7310
0.8054
0.7452
0.727
T
10.856
9.107
8.262
40304
4-803
4.0048
9.392
9.932
13.00
4.8
15.12
3.68
2.157
4038
6.951
3.94
2.48
4.00
2.70
2.42
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A
0.896
0.866
0.877
0.771
0.796
0.766
0.881
0.881
0.912
0.796
0.916
0.716
0.612
0.776
0.822
0.752
0.640
0.762
1.669
0.636
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|A| =
( ) d = 24.8
(9)
and 1 ( ) d = 0.8266
n
and = log e
A = 0.1903513
0.4343
and MTBF = 5. 2534443 years.
Every five years, the ecosystem is to repair
maintenance will be required. The reliability
of the ecosystem may be 82.66%
Table- 7
Fuzzy systems
Tolerance ecology
Zone of tolerance
Zone of intolerance
Organisms survival
Optimum zone
The rate of growth production and survival of
the organism are high and organisms
Increase in number
The critical maximum
It is the highest intensity of a factor at which the
activity of the organism is retarded and the
organisms come to a state of dormancy due to
the physiological stress
The critical minimum
It is the lowest intensity of a factor at which the
activity of the organism slows down
Below this intensity the organism may undergo
a state of coma
The zone of tolerance
When the intensity of an environmental factor is
below critical minimum or critical maximum the
organisms cannot survive
This high or low intensity of an environmental
factor is called the zone of intolerance
()
0.896
0.886
0.912
0.776
0.908
0.1098
0.12.103
0.0921
0.2536
0.0695
R
0.9016
0.1072
0.084
0.1968
0.0876
Sec
0.9016
0.892
0.9159
0.8032
0.912
T
9.107
8.262
10.869
3.943
10.362
A
0.887
0.866
0.896
0.726
0.892
0.896
0.912
0.889
0.1098
0.0921
0.1176
0.0984
0.084
0.1048
0.9016
0.916
0.8954
9.1074
10.857
8.503
0.886
0.906
0.876
0.866
0.926
0.14386
0.0768
0.1246
0.0712
0.8754
0.9288
6.9512
13.02
0.836
0.916
0.892
0.11428
0.10194
0.898
8.75
0.889
0.836
0.927
0.17912
0.0758
0.0268
0.07026
0.9731
0.9297
15.582
13.1926
0.812
0.918
0.892
0.11428
0.1024
0.898
8.75
0.889
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= 0.1202309 and
MTBF = 8.3173271 years.
(10)
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Table- 8
Fuzzy set
Temperature
Water
Radiations
Atmoshperic gases
Biogenic salts
Currents
Fires
Soils
()
0.776
0.969
0.886
0.892
0.912
0.898
0.936
0.947
0.2536
0.0315
0.121036
0.1142
0.0921
0.10758
0.06613
0.0544
R
0.1968
0.0305
0.10723
0.10194
0.084
0.0966
0.06206
0.05156
Sec
0.8032
0.9694
0.8927
0.898
0.916
0.90338
0.938
0.948
T
3.9432
31.746
8.262
8.756
10.857
9.2354
15.1217
18.382
A
0.769
0.926
0.866
0.886
0.898
0.877
0.926
0.918
Table- 9
Fuzzy set
The sun
Energy radiation
Plants growth
Photosynthesis
Foods
Herbivores
Carnivores
Omnivores
Death [Life]
Microorganisms
Degradation of animals
Degradation of all organisms
Bacteria
Fungi
Algae
Protozoa
Viruses
Soil
()
0.999
0.896
0.912
0.886
0.779
0.736
0.569
0.892
0.912
0.956
0.796
0.882
0.936
0.779
0.892
0.768
0.892
0.932
0.001
0.1098
0.09211
0.121036
0.2497
0.3065
0.5638
0.11428
0.09211
0.045
0.2281
0.1256
0.06613
0.2497
0.11428
0.26396
0.11428
0.07042
Table -8 is an example of
fuzzification of such a essential set for
R
0.00099
0.0984
0.084
0.1072
0.1945
0.2256
0.3208
0.10194
0.084
0.043
0.1816
0.1107
0.0619
0.1945
0.10194
0.2027
0.10194
0.0656
Sec
0.999
0.9016
0.916
0.892
0.8054
0.774
0.6791
0.898
0.916
0.957
0.8184
0.8892
0.938
0.8054
0.898
0.7972
0.898
0.9343
T
9.999
9.107
10.856
8.262
4.0048
3.262
1.7736
8.7504
10.856
22.222
4.38
7.961
15.121
4.0048
8.75043
3.788
8.75
14.2
A
0.9999
0.886
0.896
0.867
0.762
0.716
0.549
0.889
0.898
0.936
0.756
0.863
0.906
0.768
0.869
0.748
0.879
0.918
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Table- 10
Fuzzy set
Carbon cycle
Oxygen cycle
Nitrogen cycle
Water cycle
Global water cycle
Phosphorus cycle
Sulphur cycle
Mineral cycle
Flow of energy
Environment
Lithosphere [earth]
Hydrosphere [water]
Atmosphere [Air]
Biosphere [ All]
()
0.789
0.916
0.892
0.936
0.886
0.866
0.779
0.896
0.918
0.896
0.892
0.962
0.936
0.926
0.23698
0.08773
0.11428
0.06613
0.121036
0.1438
0.2497
0.10981
0.092114
0.10981
0.11428
0.03874
0.06613
0.07688
R
0.18698
0.08036
0.10194
0.061906
0.10723
0.1246
0.1945
0.0984
0.08455
0.0984
0.10194
0.03726
0.061906
0.07119
Sec
0.8130
0.9196
0.898
0.93809
0.89276
0.8754
0.8054
0.9016
0.9154
0.9016
0.898
0.96273
0.938
0.9288
T
4.227
11.3986
8.75
15.121
8.262
6.954
4.0048
9.1066
10.856
9.1066
8.7504
25.83
15.121
13.0072
A
0.766
0.908
0.866
0.916
0.866
0.836
0.766
0.886
0.898
0.876
0.879
0.957
0.918
0.908
() = 1
() d = 0,8921428
and |A| = 12.49 = Fuzzy cardinality
|A| () = ( ) d ( )
d
( ) =
( )
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( ) =
( ) =
()
0.5
(
Constraint
= .886
.5
1.0
/
=
Fig. 1 Decision of failure of Ecosystem in Fuzzy
space.
DISCUSSION
One can measure the failure rate of
water, air, earth, plants in the form of
electrical parameters or the relative density.
Melting point, thermal conductivity and
viscosity of fluids or another space of the
specific study of failure rates. The failure
rates are calculated using large number of
parameters such as Density, Melting point,
Boiling Point, Specific heat capacity,
thermal conductivity, electrical, resistivity,
permittivity, permeability, quality factor
[Q}] Critical temperature [CT] Critical
pressure [CP] Critical volume [CV] Surface
tension, viscosity etc. may be major
parameters of ecosystem.
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