https://doi.org/10.7343/as-2018-336
Model calibration using the automatic parameter estimation procedure (PEST) of the North-eastern zone of the Milan Functional Urban Area (Italy)
Accepted: 26 June 2018
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La Functional Urban Area (FUA) di Milano é un'area densamente popolata (2.254.263 abitanti) dove l'approvvigionamento idrico é garantito esclusivamente mediante prelievi idrici sotterranei. Per questa ragione la protezione della qualità delle falde rientra tra le priorità delle politiche ambientali di Regione Lombardia. Recentemente é stato avviato un programma di studi ed interventi aventi lo scopo d'individuare i principali plumes di contaminazione da solventi clorurati distinguendone l'impatto da quello legato all'inquinamento diffuso. In questo articolo si presenta il modello di flusso sviluppato per il settore NE della FUA di Milano, settore utilizzato quale area pilota per sviluppare e testare una nuova metodologia che combina statistica e modellistica al fine di distinguere il contributo delle fonti di contaminazione puntuale rispetto a quelle diffuse.
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