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Integrated urban water modelling with uncertainty analysis

2006

In the last twenty years, the scientific world has paid particular care towards the problems that involve the environment. Accordingly, several researches were developed to describe phenomena that take place during both wet and dry periods and to increase the knowledge in this field. In particular, attention was addressed towards the problems linked with receiving water body pollution because of the impact of rain water in the urban environment. In order to obtain a good description of the problem, it is important to analyse both quantity and quality aspects connected with all the transformation phases that characterise the urban water cycle. Today, according to this point, integrated model…

Environmental EngineeringComputer scienceCalibration (statistics)media_common.quotation_subjectIntegrated urban drainage modelling modelling uncertainty analysis receiving water impact urban water qualityOrder (exchange)Water MovementsQuality (business)CitiesQuality characteristicsUncertainty analysisReliability (statistics)Water Science and Technologymedia_commonSewageSettore ICAR/03 - Ingegneria Sanitaria-Ambientalebusiness.industryDrainage SanitaryWater PollutionEnvironmental resource managementUncertaintyEnvironmental engineeringModels TheoreticalField (geography)ItalyUrban waterbusinessWater Science and Technology
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Urban Storm-Water Quality Management: Centralized versus Source Control

2010

The continuous growth of urban areas and the increasing public awareness of the environmental impacts of storm water have raised interest on the quality of the receiving water bodies. In the past two decades, many efforts have been directed at improving urban drainage systems by introducing mitigation measures to limit the negative environmental impacts of storm water. These mitigation measures are generally called best management practices (BMPs), sustainable urban drainage systems, or low impact developments, and they include practices such as infiltration and storage tanks that reduce the peak flow and retain some of the polluting materials. Choosing the best mitigation measure is still …

Quality managementSettore ICAR/03 - Ingegneria Sanitaria-AmbientaleBest practiceGeography Planning and DevelopmentStormwaterStormManagement Monitoring Policy and LawWater resourcesEnvironmental scienceEnvironmental impact assessmentDrainageWater resource managementSurface runoffEnvironmental planningBest management practices Receiving water impact Urban water quality Storm-water infiltration Integrated urban drainage modeling.Water Science and TechnologyCivil and Structural Engineering
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