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Data-Modelling Applications in Water System Management

Daniele Laucelli and Luigi Berardi    

Resumen

Water system management has a direct impact on natural and urban environments, covering a wide spectrum of field applications, ranging from watershed and groundwater management to natural and anthropic systems for water supply and wastewater harvesting. [...]

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