Quantitative hydrogeology in the Tevere River basin management planning (central Italy)

Alfredo Di Domenicantonio; Benedetta Cassiani; Manuela Ruisi; Paolo Traversa

doi:10.4408/IJEGE.2009-01.O-04

Quantitative hydrogeology in the Tevere River basin management planning (central Italy)

Authors

Alfredo Di Domenicantonio Autorità di Bacino del fiume Tevere, Roma, Italy
Benedetta Cassiani Autorità di Bacino del fiume Tevere, Roma, Italy
Manuela Ruisi Autorità di Bacino del fiume Tevere, Roma, Italy
Paolo Traversa Autorità di Bacino del fiume Tevere, Roma, Italy

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.4408/IJEGE.2009-01.O-04

Keywords:

quantitative hydrogeology, aquifer, perennial stream network, stream network typology, water body, conceptual model

Abstract

BONI provided an important contribution to water resource management in the Tiber river basin, introducing a new perspective based on the deep knowledge of hydrogeological structures geometry, hydrogeological balance, surface-groundwater interaction processes and available/renewable resource ratio and gradually abandoning the ancient exploitation schemes, based on the indiscriminate abstraction of outcrops.The European Community legislation seems to be perfectly in line with BONI's theses and bright intuitions. He can, with full rights, be considered the father of quantitative hydrogeology.

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Published

2009-06-30

How to Cite

Di Domenicantonio, A., Cassiani, B., Ruisi, M., & Traversa, P. (2009). Quantitative hydrogeology in the Tevere River basin management planning (central Italy). Italian Journal of Engineering Geology and Environment, (1), 69–82. https://doi.org/10.4408/IJEGE.2009-01.O-04