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Modelling of priority pollutants releases from urban areas

Webbey De Keyser (UGent) , Veerle Gevaert (UGent) , Frederik Verdonck (UGent) and Lorenzo Benedetti (UGent)
(2008) Urban Drainage, 11th International conference, Proceedings.
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In the framework of the EU project ScorePP (Source Control Options for Reducing Emissions of Priority Pollutants), dynamic PPs (priority pollutants) fate models are being developed to assess appropriate strategies for limiting the release of PPs from urban sources and for treating PPs on a variety of spatial scales. Different possible sources of PP releases were mapped and both their release pattern and their loads were quantified as detailed as possible. This paper focuses on the link between the gathered PP sources data and the dynamic models of the urban environment. This link consists of: (1) a method for the quantitative and structured storage of temporal emission pattern information, (2) the coupling of GIS-based spatial emission source data with temporal emission pattern information and (3) the generation of PP release time series to feed the dynamic sewer catchment model. Steps 2 and 3 were included as the main features of a dedicated software tool. Finally, this paper also illustrates the method’s applicability to generate model input timeseries for generic pollutants (N, P and COD/BOD) in addition to priority pollutants.
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priority pollutants, sewer catchment model, time series, Emission pattern, release dynamics

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De Keyser, Webbey, et al. “Modelling of Priority Pollutants Releases from Urban Areas.” Urban Drainage, 11th International Conference, Proceedings, 2008.
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De Keyser, W., Gevaert, V., Verdonck, F., & Benedetti, L. (2008). Modelling of priority pollutants releases from urban areas. Urban Drainage, 11th International Conference, Proceedings. Presented at the 11th International conference on Urban Drainage (ICUD), Edinburgh, Scotland, UK.
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De Keyser, Webbey, Veerle Gevaert, Frederik Verdonck, and Lorenzo Benedetti. 2008. “Modelling of Priority Pollutants Releases from Urban Areas.” In Urban Drainage, 11th International Conference, Proceedings.
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De Keyser, Webbey, Veerle Gevaert, Frederik Verdonck, and Lorenzo Benedetti. 2008. “Modelling of Priority Pollutants Releases from Urban Areas.” In Urban Drainage, 11th International Conference, Proceedings.
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De Keyser W, Gevaert V, Verdonck F, Benedetti L. Modelling of priority pollutants releases from urban areas. In: Urban Drainage, 11th International conference, Proceedings. 2008.
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W. De Keyser, V. Gevaert, F. Verdonck, and L. Benedetti, “Modelling of priority pollutants releases from urban areas,” in Urban Drainage, 11th International conference, Proceedings, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK, 2008.
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  abstract     = {{In the framework of the EU project ScorePP (Source Control Options for Reducing Emissions of Priority Pollutants), dynamic PPs (priority pollutants) fate models are being developed to assess appropriate strategies for limiting the release of PPs from urban sources and for treating PPs on a variety of spatial scales. Different possible sources of PP releases were mapped and both their release pattern and their loads were quantified as detailed as possible.
This paper focuses on the link between the gathered PP sources data and the dynamic models of the urban environment. This link consists of: (1) a method for the quantitative and structured storage of temporal emission pattern information, (2) the coupling of GIS-based spatial emission source data with temporal emission pattern information and (3) the generation of PP release time series to feed the dynamic sewer catchment model.
Steps 2 and 3 were included as the main features of a dedicated software tool. Finally, this paper also illustrates the method’s applicability to generate model input timeseries for generic pollutants (N, P and COD/BOD) in addition to priority pollutants.}},
  author       = {{De Keyser, Webbey and Gevaert, Veerle and Verdonck, Frederik and Benedetti, Lorenzo}},
  booktitle    = {{Urban Drainage, 11th International conference, Proceedings}},
  keywords     = {{priority pollutants,sewer catchment model,time series,Emission pattern,release dynamics}},
  language     = {{eng}},
  location     = {{Edinburgh, Scotland, UK}},
  pages        = {{10}},
  title        = {{Modelling of priority pollutants releases from urban areas}},
  year         = {{2008}},
}