Identification, quantification and elimination of emerging contaminants in river basins
Innovative control systems for cyanobacteria proliferation in Sudoe water bodies
Piloto 2 a: Humedal electro-estimulado y balsa de infiltración para la depuración sostenible y reutilización indirecta, mediante recarga gestionada de acuífero en la EDAR de
Pilot 2a: Electro-stimulated wetland and infiltration pond for sustainable treatment and indirect reuse through managed aquifer recharge at the Fontiveros WWTP (Ávila, Spain). The system
Piloto 3: Fotorreactor solar, basado en la conversión directa de la radiación para producir especies químicas, para la descontaminación y desinfección de aguas residuales en
Pilot 3: Solar Photoreactor, based on the direct conversion of radiation to produce chemical species, for the decontamination and disinfection of wastewater at the Pau-Lescar
Piloto 1a: Sistema de ósmosis inversa en Tiñosillos (España) para eliminar nitratos, pesticidas y contaminantes, combinado con reactores electroquímicos 3D y energías renovables para producir ozono y desinfectar agua.
Piloto 1b: Nanofiltración en Nogales (España) para reducir trihalometanos y subproductos de desinfección, junto con tecnología 3D para producción de ozono.
Piloto 1c: Planta piloto de ósmosis inversa en Elvas (Portugal) diseñada para la eliminación de arsénico en zonas de alta contaminación.
At least 3 pilot cases (1 per country) act as living laboratories, offering concrete lessons and allowing the Decision Support System (DSS) to be tested, enriched with feedback and new knowledge. These pilot cases not only provide practical data, but also help strengthen the strategic and operational skills of thermal city managers. The feedback obtained facilitates the optimisation of thermal water infrastructures, as well as the implementation of effective climate change adaptation measures. This practical approach aims to promote economic benefit for both operators and policy makers, thus consolidating the sustainable management of thermal water in the thermal territories of SUDOE. These 3 pilot cases are concrete initiatives that seek to test and demonstrate innovative solutions developed for the sustainable management of hot springs. The aim is to put into practice the knowledge acquired, collect tangible data, and generate valuable lessons that feed the process of adaptation to climate change. These pilot actions represent crucial steps in the transformation of theoretical concepts into operational solutions, thus contributing to the achievement of the project’s objectives.
