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From chapter three, it can be seen that the water resources system in Shendong mining area has complexity, i.e., multilevel (surface water, groundwater, and mine water). Multiuser and distributive characters, at the same time, are impacted by coal mining activities.
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Shuning, D. (2016). Study on MultiObjective Optional Allocation of Complex Water Resources System. In: Study on the Optimal Allocation of Water Resources Systems and the Comprehensive Utilization of Water Resources in Arid-Semiarid Multiple Mining Areas. Springer Theses. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-32342-8_6
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