Sustainability Analysis of Alternative Long-Term Management Strategies for Water Supply Systems: A Case Study in Reggio Emilia (Italy)
作者： Giada Felisa , Ilaria Lauriola , Pietro Pedrazzoli , Vittorio Di Federico , Valentina Ciriello
DOI: 10.3390/W11030450
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摘要: Increasing urban water demand and stress conditions due to population growth, combined with climate change a non-uniform distribution of resources in space time, represent major concerns for companies. As such, long-term management strategies need improve the resilience supply systems account sustainability withdrawals. In this context, metabolic modelling may provide support decision-making medium-long term, based on criteria. This approach enables mimicking network (WSN) set material energy fluxes that interact influence each other. By analyzing these fluxes, suite key performance indicators (KPIs) is evaluated order identify which kind interventions be applied increase system. Here, we apply model, WaterMet2, WSN Reggio Emilia Province (Italy), hydraulic simulations conducted EPANET. Different alternative are compared, including reduction withdrawals from main well field possible future decrease availability. Based KPIs, sustainable most suitable solution dynamic
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