Profuse efforts have been committed to develop efficient tools to measure the ecological status of the receiving water body quality state. The recurrence to mathematical models as support tools for the receiving water body quality assessment can be an optimal choice. Indeed, mathematical models can allow to build-up the cause effect relationship between polluting sources and receiving water quality. Regarding the river water quality modelling, two different kinds of river can be single out: large and small rivers. In the modelling approach, the main differences between the two types of rivers are reflected in the model kinetic constants. Indeed, the main quality processes which control and govern the quality state play a differ rule. As a results, the application of model approaches as well as kinetic constants derived for large river, can lead to wide biases thus misevaluating the river quality state. The paper presents a study where a multiregression analysis was carried out for assessing relationships to be employed for the evaluation of the kinetics constants for small rivers. To accomplish such a goal, the kinetic constants derived by a previous application of a river water quality model applied to a real case study were used. Such kinetics constants were employed for deriving new multiregression equations for the assessment of the kinetics constants for small rivers.

Candela, A., Mannina, G., Viviani, G. (2019). Multiregression Analysis of the Kinetic Constants in Ephemeral Rivers: The Case Study of the Oreto River. In Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 G. Mannina (Ed.): UDM 2018, GREEN (pp. 355-360). Springer Verlag [10.1007/978-3-319-99867-1_60].

Multiregression Analysis of the Kinetic Constants in Ephemeral Rivers: The Case Study of the Oreto River

Candela, Angela;Mannina, Giorgio
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Viviani, Gaspare
2019-01-01

Abstract

Profuse efforts have been committed to develop efficient tools to measure the ecological status of the receiving water body quality state. The recurrence to mathematical models as support tools for the receiving water body quality assessment can be an optimal choice. Indeed, mathematical models can allow to build-up the cause effect relationship between polluting sources and receiving water quality. Regarding the river water quality modelling, two different kinds of river can be single out: large and small rivers. In the modelling approach, the main differences between the two types of rivers are reflected in the model kinetic constants. Indeed, the main quality processes which control and govern the quality state play a differ rule. As a results, the application of model approaches as well as kinetic constants derived for large river, can lead to wide biases thus misevaluating the river quality state. The paper presents a study where a multiregression analysis was carried out for assessing relationships to be employed for the evaluation of the kinetics constants for small rivers. To accomplish such a goal, the kinetic constants derived by a previous application of a river water quality model applied to a real case study were used. Such kinetics constants were employed for deriving new multiregression equations for the assessment of the kinetics constants for small rivers.
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Candela, A., Mannina, G., Viviani, G. (2019). Multiregression Analysis of the Kinetic Constants in Ephemeral Rivers: The Case Study of the Oreto River. In Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 G. Mannina (Ed.): UDM 2018, GREEN (pp. 355-360). Springer Verlag [10.1007/978-3-319-99867-1_60].
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