Systematic Literature Review for Optimization System with Advection-Diffusion-Reaction Non-Linear Equation in Water Quality.

Water quality is an essential component of environmental health and sustainability, including various parameters such as chemical, physical, and biological attributes. These parameters determine the suitability of water for consumption, recreation, and ecosystem health. Clean and safe water availability is a crucial foundation for human well-being, ecological balance, and sustainable development, indicating the need to monitor and control water quality to meet human demands. Based on the importance of water quality, this research aimed to provide a comprehensive overview of previous investigations related to the optimization system of the advection-diffusionreaction (ADR) non-linear equation in water quality. Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis (PRISMA) guidelines were conducted to ensure a structured article selection, data extraction, and analysis approach. This was followed by presenting a bibliometric analysis of selected data to support the study of research trends. The results showed that using ADR non-linear equation systems in modeling water quality optimization was a potential area requiring further exploration. Moreover, this research provided valuable information that could be used as a reference for further investigation of water quality optimization. A future research design is also presented. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]