Real-Time On-Line Monitoring of Contaminants in Water: Developing a Research Strategy From Utility Experiences and Needs

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Identifies challenges and constraints in the development of real-time on-line monitoring of microbial and chemical contaminants in water. Conducted a workshop to develop criteria for the development, verification, and application of new technologies. Research partners: KWR and UKWIR. KWR published a report was made available in 2009 for Foundation subscribers to download.

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Real-Time On-Line Monitoring of Contaminants in Water - Developing a Research Strategy From Utility Experiences and Needs

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07/09/2009

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Real-Time On-Line Monitoring of Contaminants in Water: Developing a Research Strategy From Utility Experiences and Needs

Abstract

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Real-Time On-Line Monitoring of Contaminants in Water - Developing a Research Strategy From Utility Experiences and Needs

Treatment Options for Giardia, Cryptosporidium, and Other Contaminants in Recycled Backwash Water

Review of Non-Culture-Based Methods for Pathogen Monitoring in Potable Reuse

Predicting Reverse Osmosis Removal of Unique Organics

Wastewater-Based Epidemiology and Clinical Surveillance for Antimicrobial Resistance

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Fate of Microplastics in Drinking Water Treatment Plants

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