https://doi.org/10.7343/as-2019-384
Map of the vulnerabiliy to pollution of the Apuo-Versilia aquifer (Tuscany - Italy)
Accepted: 20 June 2019
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The authors have drawn up the Map of Vulnerability to Pollution for groundwater of the Apuo-Versilia coastal Plain using the SINTACS method. The availability of a large number of subsoil data (stratigraphic columns and piezometric surveys) integrated in a GIS environment, has allowed to obtaining a large detail map on an extended area (about 152 Km2). Vulnerability rates from high to very high prevail in much part of the Plain; this poses a risk for groundwater, which represent an important resource for civil water supply.
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