Water Science & Technology

Volume 21 Number 2

Contents

Preface ..........ix–x

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New Patents ..........xi–xiii

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Water Management and Recreational Values; Some Cases in Victoria, Australia

John Paterson ..........1–12

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Swimming-Associated Illness and Recreational Water Quality Criteria

V. J. Cabelli ..........13–21

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Analytical Chemistry of Organic Compounds Present in Water

Gregor A. Junk ..........23–30

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Management of Water Quality in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park

Simon Woodley ..........31–38

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The Impact of Marinas on Water Quality

P. J. T. McMahon ..........39–43

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Mercury Fixation in Contaminated Sediments as a Management Option at Albany, Western Australia

R. S. Schulz ..........45–51

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Water Quality in Residential Tidal Canals

A. J. Moss ..........53–58

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Catalysed Formation of Chlorinated Organic Materials in Waters

D. Barnes, P. A. FitzGerald and H. B. Swan ..........59–63

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The Bacteriological Quality of Tidal Bathing Waters in Sydney (Australia)

A. G. Bernard ..........65–69

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Setting and Achieving Water Quality Criteria for Recreation

J. A. Crockett, K. J. Hartley and W. D. Williams ..........71–76

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Dispersion of Sewage Wastes in Nearshore Coastal Waters: Applicability of Water Quality Criteria

D. A. Lord, W. O. K. Grabow and M. J. Roberts ..........77–81

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Management of Recreational Water Quality in Estuaries and Coastal Waters — An Integrated Strategy

D. Fiddes and T. J. Lack ..........83–92

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Urease as a Possible Tracer for Sewage Effluent Plumes

R. Sadler ..........93–97

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Lake Tinaroo (Australia) — Towards a Management Plan

W. D. Souter and J. D. Flanders ..........99–104

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Baroon Pocket Dam (Australia) Recreation Strategy: An Approach to a Plan

W. V. Wight ..........105–110

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Water Quality, Phosphorus Budgets and Management of Dune Lakes Used for Recreation in Queensland (Australia)

A. H. Arthington, G. J. Miller and P. M. Outridge ..........111–118

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Study of Recreational Use of Sydney Water Board and Fish River Water Supply Storages (Australia)

I. H. Sharp and M. A. Schell ..........119–122

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A New Form of Water Quality Index for Rivers and Streams

David G. Smith ..........123–127

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Recreational Use of the Catchments and Storages of Sydney Water Board (Australia)

L. G. Petrie and J. D. Wrigley ..........129–133

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The Ecotoxicology of Shale Oil Components to Marine Bacteria

M. St. J. Warne, D. W. Connell and D. W. Hawker ..........135–139

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Factors Influencing the Bacteriological Quality of Spa-Pool Waters in New South Wales (Australia)

A. G. Bernard ..........141–145

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Factors Affecting Bioconcentration of Trace Organic Contamination in Waters

D. W. Hawker and D. W. Connell ..........147–150

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Swimming Pools — Brief Outline of Water Treatment and Management

D. E. J. Powick ..........151–160

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Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) in Sediments of the Brisbane River (Australia) — Preliminary Results

S. I. Kayal and D. W. Connell ..........161–165

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Effects of Saline Flushing to a Polluted Estuary to Enhance Water Quality Standards

P. M. Nuttall, B. J. Richardson and P. Condina ..........167–176

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Biochemical Oxygen Demand by a Simplified Procedure

J. L. Bristow ..........177–182

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The Importance of High Aesthetic Quality Potable Water in Tourist and Recreational Areas

L. I. Sly, M. C. Hodgkinson and Vullapa Arunpairojana ..........183–187

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Water and Wastewater Treatment for a Small Island Resort

B. Rigden ..........189–193

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Comparison of Techniques for Ascertaining the Impact of a Thermal Discharge on the Temperature of Tidal Receiving Waters

C. W. Ross and M. A. Curtis ..........195–198

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Onsite Wastewater Treatment and Disposal for Coastal Resort Businesses

Joseph P. Martin and Kenneth J. Zitomer ..........199–204

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Impact of Catchment Urbanisation on Lake Macquarie (Australia)

B. L. Simmons and S. L. Trengove ..........205–210

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Water Quality Management at Palm Meadows Golf Course (Australia) by Limited Tidal Exchange

C. J. Milligan and A. B. McAlister ..........211–216

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A Review of Water Quality and Management Problems in Canal Estates in Western Australia

R. P. Atkins ..........217–221

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Assessment of the Impact of Land Use on Recreational Waters Using Mathematical Models

J. C. Bennett ..........223–228

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Evaluation of the Recreational Benefits of Major Dams in Queensland, Australia

G. L. Fahey ..........229–235

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Biological Aspects of Water Management

L. G. Cook, K. M. Harrower and A. P. Mackey ..........237–240

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The Causes of Eye Irritation in Swimming Pools

B. Chiswell and C. F. Wildsoet ..........241–244

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Wimmera River (Victoria, Australia) — Increasing Use of a Diminishing Resource

Lachlan Campbell ..........245–249

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Recreational Use Considerations of the Sugarloaf Reservoir (Melbourne, Australia)

N. H. Howard ..........251–254

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Criteria for Sewage Treatment and Disposal in a Tourist City

J. L. King ..........255–259

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From Canals to Lakes in South-East Queensland (Australia); Water Quality Aspects

T. C. Johnson and S. H. Williams ..........261–265

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Water Quality and Management in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park

C. L. Baldwin ..........267–272

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Incompatible Recreation-Oriented Benefits in a Residential Tidal Canal Estate and Marina, Victoria (Australia)

P. M. Nuttall and B. J. Richardson ..........273–279

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Water Quality Management — A Total Catchment Management Approach

W. J. Hawkins and D. A. Geering ..........281–288

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Impact of Lagoon Effluent on an Inland Stream — A 10 Year Perspective

G. P. Skerry and J. G. Parker ..........289–292

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Bacteriological Quality of Swimming Pools

E. H. Ferguson ..........293–295

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Water, Health, Recreation and Tourism

Alan Wade ..........297–302

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Subject Index ..........303–305

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