A Risk-Assessment Optimal Model for Groundwater Optimization with Chance-Constrained Programming

Jing Li; Xing Fan; Jia Qi Zhang; Hong Wei Lu; Li He

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.955-959.1760

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A Risk-Assessment Optimal Model for Groundwater Optimization with Chance-Constrained Programming

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This study presents an optimal groundwater remediation model of a pump-and-treat system to research best remediation strategies to support decision-makings in groundwater management. Cancarigenic risk assessment is integrated into the optimal groundwater remediation framework. Chance-constrained programming is introduced to improve reliability of risk assessment part. The model is successfully applied to a petroleum-contaminated site in real engineering. Optimization remediation strategies can be obtained to assist decision maker in groundwater remediation management.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 955-959)

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June 2014

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Jing Li*, Xing Fan, Jia Qi Zhang, Hong Wei Lu, Li He

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Cancerigenic Risk, Chance-Constrained Programming, Groundwater Management, Optimal Groundwater Remediation

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