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DESCRIPTION:The Po Plain is home to approximately 20 million people and ser
 ves as Italy's most important economic region. Beneath its surface lies a 
 complex multi-aquifer alluvial system that supplies 87% of the region’s 
 drinking water and plays a crucial role in industrial\, agricultural\, and
  general production demands. Beyond the pressures of groundwater extractio
 n\, climate-related stressors have altered recharge rates\, with drought e
 vents becoming increasingly frequent and severe in recent years. However\,
  the impact of these stresses on groundwater has never been systematically
  studied in the Po River Basin.\nAs part of the MIDASPO project*\, piezome
 tric data were collected over 13 years (2010–2022) at various depths acr
 oss the Po Plain\, ranging from ground level to several hundreds of m a.s.
 l. This period was chosen as it provides sufficient coverage for piezometr
 ic monitoring across the studied area.\nData homogenization and an in-dept
 h evaluation of temporal coverage allowed for the selection of several hun
 dred of high-quality time series from an initial dataset of over 1000. The
 se series were then analyzed to identify long-term trends\, seasonal varia
 tions\, and potential change points.\nThe analysis provided a comprehensiv
 e overview of piezometric dynamics at different depths across the Po Plain
 . Some trends were consistent across the entire study area\, while others 
 varied by geographic region or depth. By examining these patterns in relat
 ion to key anthropogenic and natural stressors\, the study offers valuable
  insights into potential future groundwater behavior.\n\n*This work was fu
 nded by “Fondo per lo Sviluppo e la Coesione (FSC) 2014-2020 - Piano Ope
 rativo Ambiente - Interventi per la Tutela del Territorio e delle Acque - 
 Sviluppo di modellistica idrogeologica e delle conoscenze di supporto al p
 iano del bilancio delle acque sotterranee (Modello idrogeologico delle Acq
 ue Sotterranee del distretto idrografico del fiume Po – MidAS-Po)”.
DTSTAMP:20260428T115644Z
LOCATION:Room R3
SUMMARY:Groundwater levels in the Po plain: current trends and insights on 
 future variations - Maria Filippini
URL:https://talks.staging.osgeo.org/flowpath-2025/talk/X73JCT/
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