Two modelling approaches to water-quality simulation in a flooded iron-ore mine (Saizerais, Lorraine, France): A semi-distributed chemical reactor model and a physically based distributed reactive transport pipe network model

Hamm, Virginie; Collon, Pauline; Fabriol, Robert

doi:10.1016/j.jconhyd.2007.10.004

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“…Bespoke simulation packages have subsequently been developed specifically for investigating the flooding of coalfields, including physical-based, spatially distributed models (e.g. Adams & Younger, 1997;Hamm et al, 2008) and simplified semi-distributed models such as Groundwater Rebound in Abandoned Mineworkings (GRAM) (Sherwood & Younger, 1997;Younger & Adams, 1999). GRAM, for example, has been shown to produce useful and realistic results for predicting the time until the hydrogeological conditions return to the pre-mining state.…”

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Remote monitoring of minewater rebound and environmental risk using satellite radar interferometry

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Science of The Total Environment

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Remote monitoring of minewater rebound and environmental risk using satellite radar interferometry

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Sowter²,

Athab³

et al. 2023

Science of The Total Environment

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Mine Water Treatment – Active and Passive Methods

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A robust simulation–optimization modeling system for effluent trading—a case study of nonpoint source pollution control

Zhang

Huang

2013

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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In this study, a robust simulation-optimization modeling system (RSOMS) is developed for supporting agricultural nonpoint source (NPS) effluent trading planning. The RSOMS can enhance effluent trading through incorporation of a distributed simulation model and an optimization model within its framework. The modeling system not only can handle uncertainties expressed as probability density functions and interval values but also deal with the variability of the second-stage costs that are above the expected level as well as capture the notion of risk under high-variability situations. A case study is conducted for mitigating agricultural NPS pollution with an effluent trading program in Xiangxi watershed. Compared with non-trading policy, trading scheme can successfully mitigate agricultural NPS pollution with an increased system benefit. Through trading scheme, [213.7, 288.8] × 10(3) kg of TN and [11.8, 30.2] × 10(3) kg of TP emissions from cropped area can be cut down during the planning horizon. The results can help identify desired effluent trading schemes for water quality management with the tradeoff between the system benefit and reliability being balanced and risk aversion being considered.

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Two modelling approaches to water-quality simulation in a flooded iron-ore mine (Saizerais, Lorraine, France): A semi-distributed chemical reactor model and a physically based distributed reactive transport pipe network model

Cited by 12 publications

References 16 publications

Remote monitoring of minewater rebound and environmental risk using satellite radar interferometry

Remote monitoring of minewater rebound and environmental risk using satellite radar interferometry

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A robust simulation–optimization modeling system for effluent trading—a case study of nonpoint source pollution control

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