LUCA ALBERTI

Associate Professor

Politecnico di Milano

Italy

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Dr. Luca Alberti is an Associate Professor at Politecnico di Milano, Italy. His research focuses on groundwater management, numerical modeling of thermal dynamics in aquifers, and environmental remediation techniques. Recent articles highlight his work on groundwater temperature variation due to heat pump systems, resource management in urban areas, and the evaluation of contaminant attenuation in aquifers. He employs advanced modeling techniques to address pressing water resource challenges in both local and international contexts.

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Grzegorz Gzyl

Central Mining Institute

POLAND

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Paweł Łabaj

Central Mining Institute

POLAND

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Adriana Angelotti

Assistant Professor

Politecnico di Milano

ITALY

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Articles (10)

Numerical Modeling of the Groundwater Temperature Variation Generated by a Ground-Source Heat Pump System in Milan

Enhancing Groundwater Resource Management in the Milan Urban Area Through a Robust Stratigraphic Framework and Numerical Modeling

Evaluation of Fresh Groundwater Lens Volume and Its Possible Use in Nauru Island

Evaluation of MNA in A Chlorinated Solvents-Contaminated Aquifer Using Reactive Transport Modeling Coupled with Isotopic Fractionation Analysis

Stochastic Particle Tracking Application in Different Urban Areas in Central Europe: The Milano (IT) and Jaworzno (PL) Case Study to Secure the Drinking Water Resources

1,2-DCA Natural Attenuation Evaluation in Groundwater: Insight by Dual Isotope 13C/37Cl and Molecular Analysis Approach

PCE point source apportionment using a GIS-based statistical technique combined with stochastic modelling

Thermal and hydrogeological aquifers characterization by coupling depth-resolved thermal response test with moving line source analysis

Multi-Methodological Integrated Approach for the Assessment of Diffuse Pollution Background Levels (DPBLs) in Functional Urban Areas: The PCE Case in Milano NW Sector

Analytical and Numerical Methods for a Preliminary Assessment of the Remediation Time of Pump and Treat Systems

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Grzegorz Gzyl

Paweł Łabaj

Adriana Angelotti

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