The work presents a methodology for the assessment of the nel biomass availability from agricultural residues and forest at Italian regional level (Basilicata) and localization of the areas where candidate new biomass plant installation. Scientific innovation and relevance of the work are the integration of data by satellite remote sensor technology and Census field investigation, together with the data elaboration carried out by GIS (Geographic Information System) and SMART (Simple Multiattribute Rating Technique) tool of Spatial Analyst software to perform a sensitivity analysis. In Basilicata region where the whole regional territory is around 10.000 km2, the most suitable parcels for Biomass Plant. Installation are ranked and located for a total surface of 860 km2 (around 9% of total regional territory), with a significant reduction of the areas on which pay attention, helping and saving costs for prefeasibylity projects on biomass energy regional development.
Biomass availability and its energetic use in Basilicata
CARDINALE, Nicola;
2005-01-01
Abstract
The work presents a methodology for the assessment of the nel biomass availability from agricultural residues and forest at Italian regional level (Basilicata) and localization of the areas where candidate new biomass plant installation. Scientific innovation and relevance of the work are the integration of data by satellite remote sensor technology and Census field investigation, together with the data elaboration carried out by GIS (Geographic Information System) and SMART (Simple Multiattribute Rating Technique) tool of Spatial Analyst software to perform a sensitivity analysis. In Basilicata region where the whole regional territory is around 10.000 km2, the most suitable parcels for Biomass Plant. Installation are ranked and located for a total surface of 860 km2 (around 9% of total regional territory), with a significant reduction of the areas on which pay attention, helping and saving costs for prefeasibylity projects on biomass energy regional development.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
