Andrea D'Aniello

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Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II

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Andrea D'Aniello is an Assistant Professor at Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II in Italy. His research areas include water distribution networks, flood control reservoir design, and leak detection using advanced modeling techniques. He has published extensively on topics such as the effects of leakages in water infrastructure, the behavior of gases in aquifers, and optimization algorithms for pump scheduling.

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Aquifers Recharge and Contamination by Leaking Sewers - ARCLeakS

Open Date: 2023-11-01

Close Date: 2025-11-01

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Luca Cozzolino

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Luigi Cimorelli

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Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II

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DINA PIRONE

University of Naples Federico II

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A Novel Generalized Semi‐Analytical Approach for Flood Control Reservoir Design

Leakage Area Detection in Water Distribution Networks: a Two-Step Algorithm Using Limited Data

Thermal response to background leakages around an actively heated fiber optic sensor for leak detection in water distribution mains: modeling the effect of heating power and time

Detecting Background Leakages in Water Infrastructure With Fiber Optic Distributed Temperature Sensing: Insights From a Heat Transfer-Unsaturated Flow Model

Utility trenches: sinks or barriers? Modeling the fate of leaked water in a crowded subsurface

Closure to “Boosting Genetic Algorithm Performance in Pump Scheduling Problems with a Novel Decision-Variable Representation” by Luigi Cimorelli, Andrea D’Aniello, and Luca Cozzolino

Leaking pipes and the urban karst: a pipe scale numerical investigation on water leaks flow paths in the subsurface

Modeling Gaseous CO2 Flow Behavior in Layered Basalts: Dimensional Analysis and Aquifer Response

Numerical Investigation of a Methane Leakage from a Geothermal Well into a Shallow Aquifer

Boosting Genetic Algorithm Performance in Pump Scheduling Problems with a Novel Decision-Variable Representation

Leakage reduction in WDNs through optimal setting of PATs with a derivative-free optimizer

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Luca Cozzolino

Luigi Cimorelli

DINA PIRONE

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