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This paper illustrates a methodological approach used for the implementation of water quality models, with the aim of defining water quality in a lake’s immissary and in the lake itself as a result of all different pollution-generating activities within the basin. A steady-state simulation model (QUAL2E) was adopetd to predict changes in the concentration of in-stream nutrient concentrations in the Lambro River within the Lake Pusiano watershed (Northern Italy). Simulation of local hydrology as a preliminary study was conducted using the HEC-HMS model. In this study, watershed analysis is carried out with the “Soil and Water Assessment Tool” (SWAT) package. This paper describes therefore parts of an integrated hydrologic, catchment and stream nutrient modelling system. The river modelling system is designed to simulate at first, and subsequently to develop sustainable reduction plans of nutrient loads delivered to the lake.

Integrated Modelling for Basinwide Sustainable Management of Water Quality