Ping Guo

Dr. Ping Guo


Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

14Years (2013-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 February 2016 in Journal of Environmental Management
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CRChongfeng Ren
Chongfeng Ren
PGPing Guo
Ping Guo
MLMo Li
Mo Li
RLRuihuan Li
Ruihuan Li

1 May 2022 in Science of The Total Environment
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HWHui Wu
Hui Wu
SGShanshan Guo
Shanshan Guo
PGPing Guo
Ping Guo
BSBaoying Shan
Baoying Shan
YZYan Zhang
Yan Zhang

18 October 2013 in Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk Assessment
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PGPing Guo
Ping Guo
XCXiaohong Chen
Xiaohong Chen
MLMo Li
Mo Li
JLJianbing Li
Jianbing Li

20 June 2013 in Water Resources Management
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CRC. F. Ren
C. F. Ren
PGPing Guo
Ping Guo
MLM. Li
M. Li
JGJ. J. Gu
J. J. Gu

1 October 2016 in Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management
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Chongfeng RenChongfeng Ren
Chongfeng Ren
RLRui Huan Li
Rui Huan Li
LZLiu Dong Zhang
Liu Dong Zhang
PGPing Guo
Ping Guo
This paper developed a multiobjective stochastic fractional goal programming (MOSFGP) model for optimal water resources allocation among industries based on analyses of water resources quantity, quality, and uncertainty. The model integrated chance constrained programming, fractional programming, and multiobjective goal programming. The developed model was then applied in a real-world case study. The developed MOSFGP has the following advantages: (1) the model deals with economic and social objectives simultaneously, thus reflecting the actual situation more realistically; (2) the model in fractional form can determine water resources use efficiency directly; (3) water quantity and water quality are coupled in the model; and (4) the model can generate different optimal schemes under different risk probabilities. Based on the results of the MOSFGP model, decision makers could use water resources efficiently and obtain higher economic and social benefits. The model is also of great significance to i...

1 November 2019 in Science of The Total Environment
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Fan ZhangFan Zhang
Fan Zhang
QYQiong Yue
Qiong Yue
BEBernard A. Engel
Bernard A. Engel
SGShanshan Guo
Shanshan Guo
PGPing Guo
Ping Guo
XLXiaolin Li
Xiaolin Li