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2. Interdepartmental Center for Environmental Science and
Technology (CINSA), Italy The Interdepartmental Center for Environmental Science and Technology (CINSA)
was established in 1996 at the University of Cagliari to conduct and coordinate
research in the field of environmental protection. The possibility of
coordinating a large number of researchers and experts from various Colleges and
Departments through the CINSA's structure was thought as a major step towards
the development of an interdisciplinary culture in the field of environmental
protection. The researchers that will participate to the proposed project come from
the Hydraulic Section of the Territorial Engineering Department (DIT), and from
the Chemical Engineering and Materials Department (DICM). Each of the two
Departments have a long experience in the field of water resource management and
water quality monitoring and control, and have been involved in research
activities supported by regional, national, and European (WARSYP) projects
Boards. Researchers that will participate to the project will include: Giovanni
M. SECHI:
Researcher
at the University of Cagliari, since 1993 is teaching Water Resources Management. His research current topics are mainly in the
fields of Hydrology, Water resources planning and management, Water system
distribution optimization. -
Optimization
Software comparison for large scale water resource planning models (with
C.Cao, S.Liberatore e P.Zuddas), "Water
in the Mediterranean", Istambul, 1997. -
A
mixed optimization technique for the design and management of large water
resources systems (with
M.Niedda, Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management (ASCE) V.122 n. 6. Andrea
BALZANO:
Researcher in Hydraulic at the University of Cagliari; his researches are
on Numerical models for flow and solute transport; Modelling biological and
chemical reactions in eutrophic ecosystems and of hydrodynamic processes on
scale models. -
Coupling Hydrodynamic and Biochemical Mathematical Models for Lagoon
Ecosystems. (with R. Pastres, and C.
Rossi) Proceedings of the XI International
Conference on Computational Methods in Water Resources, Cancun, Mexico, July
1996. -
An Efficient Finite
Difference Scheme for Numerical Simulation of Two-dimensional Advection. International
Journal of Numerical Methods in Fluids, to appear, 1999. Antonio
LALLAI:
Professor in Chemical Engineering Design, Dipartimento di Ingegneria
Chimica e Materiali, University of Cagliari -
Enzymatic detoxification of polyphenols from
wastewaters, 3rd European Meeting on
Chemical Industry and Environment, Krakow (Poland), September 1-3, 1999 (with
G. Mura and M. Piredda) -
Steady-state of an aerobic mixed culture growing
on phenol in a continuous stirred reactor, The Chemical Engineering J., vol. 53 (1994) (with G. Mura) Giampaolo MURA
Professor in Chemical Process Simulation, Dipartimento di Ingegneria
Chimica e Materiali, University of Cagliari -
Degradazione di clorofenoli mediante colture
anaerobiche miste, Congresso GRICU,
Ferrara (Italy), September 23-25, 1998 (with A. Lallai and M. Piredda) -
Design equation for anaerobic up-flow filters treating olive oil mill
effluent, Mediterraneanchem: International
Conference on Chemistry and the Mediterraneam Sea, Taranto (Italy), May
23-27, 1995 (with A. Lallai) Marco
SALIS:
Researcher and Professor of River Hydraulics; his main activities are in the
fields of Fluid Mechanics, Water Resources Management and Applied Hydrology.
Recent researches are also in flow and solute transport modelling. -
Multiobjective
water resources planning in southwestern Sardinia
(with L.Duckstein). International
Conference on “Modern Approach to Groundwater Management”. Capri ottobre
1982. -
Hydrodynamic
and transport modelling for eutrophication analysis in water reservoir.
(with A. Balzano and P. Pillai) International Conference on “Water in
Mediterranean Area”, Società Chimica Italiana., Chia (CA) ottobre 1998. Paola
ZUDDAS
Researcher and Professor of Operation Research in the Faculty of Engineering,
University of Cagliari Her Research area mainly includes: Mathematical
Programming, Network Flows, Multiperiod Analysis, Combinatorial Optimization,
Project Management, Large Scale Structured
Programming, Non-differentiable Optimization. -
Computational
comparison among some LP codes for large scale water resource optimization
problems(with S.
Liberatore e G.M. Sechi), Fourth
International Conference on Computer Methods and Water Resources CMWR'97, Byblos,
(Libano), 1997, WIT-PRESS, 1999.] -
Non
Linear Optimization Models in Water Resources System,
(in collaborazione con G.M. Sechi) "Non linear optimization and
Applications", Erice, 1998.-Water Resources Management Journal. |