Project #385

Feasibility Analysis and Design of Research to Evaluate Microbiological Constituents and Treatability in Source Waters

Research Investment

$366,395

Completion Year

1999

Completed

Principal Investigator

Michelle

Frey

Research Manager

Frank J Blaha

Contractor

PA Government Services, Inc.

Abstract

Examines the state of knowledge regarding the presence and treatability of microbial constituents in source waters. Based on available information, identifies those highest priority data needs related to creation of technically justified monitoring requirements under the Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule. Creates an experimental design(s) for follow-on studies to generate those data that are most needed. Research partner: M/DBP Council. Ended in 1999. A report of partial findings is available to Foundation subscribers.

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Feasibility Analysis and Design of Research to Evaluate Microbiological Constituents and Treatability in Source Waters

Abstract

Methods for Integrity Testing of NF and RO Membranes

Chemical Occurrence Data Sets for Source Water Assessments

Hydrodynamic Distribution of Pathogens in Lakes and Reservoirs

Develop Standard Operating Procedures for the Collection, Storage, and Extraction of Aqueous Samples for in Vitro Bioanalytical Tools Screening

Autonomous in situ Monitoring of Harmful Algal Blooms

Determining the role of spectral imaging as an Early Warning System for presence/significance of algal blooms

Diversifying Water Portfolios through Stormwater Capture and Use: Contributing to a Water Resilient Future

Diversifying Water Portfolios through Stormwater Capture and Use: Contributing to a Water Resilient Future

Feasibility Analysis and Design of Research to Evaluate Microbiological Constituents and Treatability in Source Waters

Abstract

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