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    • Mathematical Modeling
    • Computational Science

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    • Environmental standards often lack flexibility, leading to suboptimal remediation strategies.
    • Computational demands in environmental remediation optimization are significant.
    • Contaminated site management requires efficient and adaptable approaches.

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    • To develop a meta-modeling based mathematical programming approach with flexible environmental standards.
    • To integrate numerical simulation, meta-modeling, and fuzzy programming for efficient optimization.
    • To apply the approach to a real-world case of naphthalene contamination.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed a meta-modeling framework for mathematical programming.
    • Integrated numerical simulation and fuzzy programming for flexible standard implementation.
    • Utilized a case study of a naphthalene-contaminated site in China for validation.

    Main Results:

    • A longer remediation period was found to correlate with a lower total pumping rate.
    • Stringent environmental risk standards necessitate a higher total pumping rate.
    • Optimal well placement near or down-gradient to contaminant sources maximizes remediation efficiency.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed flexible approach effectively balances remediation performance and computational efficiency.
    • Flexible environmental standards enhance optimization by preventing over-optimistic or pessimistic outcomes.
    • Strategic well placement is crucial for maximizing the efficiency of groundwater remediation schemes.