Description du projet
Prévenir et gérer la pollution diffuse due au ruissellement des eaux urbaines
Le ruissellement des eaux urbaines joue un rôle dans la détérioration de la qualité des eaux de surface. Il est donc essentiel de trouver des moyens de prévenir et de gérer la pollution diffuse. Le projet D4RUNOFF, financé par l’UE, créera un nouveau cadre de prévention et de gestion en concevant, à partir de données, des solutions hybrides basées sur la nature pour des scénarios de risques actuels et à venir. Son approche profitera aux urbanistes, aux services des eaux et aux décideurs politiques. En définissant des plans de gestion du ruissellement urbain et des eaux pluviales, le projet contribuera à optimiser la qualité de l’eau qui se déverse dans les plans d’eau
Objectif
D4RUNOFF overall goal is to create a novel framework for preventing and managing diffuse pollution from urban water runoff through the data driven design of hybrid nature based solutions (NBS) adapted to the current and future risk scenarios solutions. This innovative approach will support water utilities, urban planners and policy makers in defining urban runoff and storm water management plans to enhance the quality of the water discharged to water bodies, considering the Climate Change.
D4RUNOFF will have the following specific objectives (SO):
- SO1 Increase the knowledge regarding urban runoff pollution sources and the impacts through the development of novel high-resolution suspect and screening & non target screening NTS methods for Contaminants of Emerging Concern (CECs) detection and identification of the major CECs and relevant pollutantspresent in storm water source and assessing their fate in NBS
- SO2 Development of cost effective advanced online sensors for targeted CECs, metals and microplastics for improving the monitoring of the water pollution derived from urban runoff
- SO3 Enhancing the implementation of advanced preventive and mitigation strategies to reduce diffuse pollution through the development of and innovative multiple-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) methodology integrated in Geographical Information System (GIS) for hybrid NBS design
- SO4 Development of a risk assessment and mapping methodology to identify diffuse pollution hotspots for specific sites & considering climate change effects.
- SO5 Development of an AI based platform to facilitate the development of effective urban runoff and storm water management plans based on informed decisions
- SO6 Implementation and validation of D4RUNOFF approach in 3 case studies and 5 replication sites
- SO7 knowledge transfer and engagement with stakeholders, including civil society
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HORIZON-RIA - HORIZON Research and Innovation ActionsCoordinateur
5000 Odense
Danemark