Engineering Risk Analysis of Water Pollution: Probabilities and Fuzzy Sets
Jul 2008 · John Wiley & Sons
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Question: How can I best evaluate the environmental impact and find the risk of water pollution from wastewater disposal?
Answer: This book shows you the way! In a unique and comprehensive manner, questions of risk and reliability in water quality are analyzed. And more than that: The author also develops a methodology to evaluate the environmental impact of wastewater disposal on rivers, groundwater and coastal areas.
Major topics covered include: fuzzy set theory for engineering risk analysis/ uncertainty analysis of water quantity and quality data/ stochastic and fuzzy simulation of hydrosystems: model selection under uncertainty, water quality control and management in rivers and aquifers, risk in coastal pollution/ decision theory under uncertainty: groundwater pollution, risk management, risk-cost trade-offs
In addition, numerous case studies deepen the reader's understanding of the methods and techniques presented.
Jacques Ganoulis from the University of Thessaloniki has written extensively on groundwater hydraulics, surface hydrology and coastal water quality.
Answer: This book shows you the way! In a unique and comprehensive manner, questions of risk and reliability in water quality are analyzed. And more than that: The author also develops a methodology to evaluate the environmental impact of wastewater disposal on rivers, groundwater and coastal areas.
Major topics covered include: fuzzy set theory for engineering risk analysis/ uncertainty analysis of water quantity and quality data/ stochastic and fuzzy simulation of hydrosystems: model selection under uncertainty, water quality control and management in rivers and aquifers, risk in coastal pollution/ decision theory under uncertainty: groundwater pollution, risk management, risk-cost trade-offs
In addition, numerous case studies deepen the reader's understanding of the methods and techniques presented.
Jacques Ganoulis from the University of Thessaloniki has written extensively on groundwater hydraulics, surface hydrology and coastal water quality.
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Jacques Ganoulis is a Professor of Civil Engineering at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. He holds a PhD from the University of Toulouse and has been a visiting scholar at the Universities of Erlangen, McGill, Melbourne, and Paris VI. He is the coordinator of the UNESCO International Network of Water-Environment Centres for the Balkans.
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