Giacomo Galuppini

Assistant Professor

University of Pavia

Italy

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Dr. Giacomo Galuppini is an Assistant Professor at the University of Pavia in Italy. His research focuses on optimization methodologies in water distribution networks, including pressure control and hydraulic modeling, as well as applications in hydropower generation. He has contributed to numerous recent articles, exploring innovative approaches such as bi-objective optimization and gain scheduling for enhanced system performance.

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Marco Franchini

University of Ferrara

ITALY

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Alberto Campisano

Associate Professor

Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II

ITALY

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A Transfer Matrix Norm-Based Framework for Multimaterial Topology Optimization: Methodology and MATLAB Implementation

The in situ approach to model identification and control design for pressure regulation in Water Distribution Networks: An in silico evaluation

Unsteady flow modelling of hydraulic and electrical RTC of PATs for hydropower generation and service pressure regulation in WDN

Sum-of-delay models for pressure control in Water Distribution Networks

The Field-Frequency Lock for Fast Field Cycling Magnetic Resonance: From NMR to MRI

A Bi-Objective Approach for Optimizing the Installation of PATs in Systems of Transmission Mains

Bottom-Up Generation of Peak Demand Scenarios in Water Distribution Networks

A gain scheduling approach to improve pressure control in water distribution networks

A unified framework for the assessment of multiple source urban flash flood hazard: the case study of Monza, Italy

Bi-objective optimisation based tuning of pressure control algorithms for water distribution networks

Identification of Influential User Locations for Smart Meter Installation to Reconstruct the Urban Demand Pattern

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Marco Franchini

Alberto Campisano

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