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Introduction The recent eruption on the Reykjanes Peninsula in Iceland has not only captivated observers with its raw natural beauty but also raised urgent questions about its effects on the environment and air quality. With volcanic activity posing a constant threat in various parts of the world, the necessity for accurate and timely monitoring of volcanic emissions has never been more ...
Since the (partial) acceptance in Italy of the EU Directive 85/337/EEC concerning environmental impact assessment procedures, there has been a rapid growth in the use of atmospheric dispersion simulation tools, which are also being used in air-quality management plans. This paper describes the state of the art in the development and application in Italy of the short and medium range ...
This paper addresses the need for developing a body of prescriptive theory and methodology for modelling Systems of Systems (SoS). This will enable analysts to appropriately model and understand the SoS evolving behaviour due to the continued forced changes imposed on them. To place this need in historical perspective, the evolution of the field ...
Abstract This report provides information about experiences in the use of field analytical and site characterization technologies at contaminated sites drawn from 204 applications of the technologies listed below. For each technology, information is presented on the reported uses of the technology; including the types of pollutants and media for which the technology was used; reported advantages ...
'Dynamic workplan' is the term used to describe a hazardous waste site characterization approach that incorporates several key elements: Systematic planning of a site characterization project must be performed before any field activities begin by using a well-rounded technical team. With stakeholder input, the team determines the site decisions, which are clearly stated goals and objectives for ...