Water Science & Technology—WST

Volume 57 Number 10

Water Science and Technology

Contents

Benchmarking of large municipal wastewater treatment plants treating over 100,000 PE in Austria

S. Lindtner, H. Schaar and H. Kroiss.......... 1487–1493

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AqquaScan: design and implementation of an Internet-based service for the remote monitoring and management of decentralised WWTPs

A. Castro, E. Ayesa, J. Alferes, I. Irizar, J. M. Sanz and I. Ayala.......... 1495–1502

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Temporal evolution of urban wet weather pollution: analysis of PCB and PAH in sediment cores from Lake Bourget, France

S. Jung, G. Chebbo, C. Lorgeoux, B. Tassin, F. Arnaud, P. Bonté and T. Winiarski.......... 1503–1510

Abstract | Full Text PDF | doi:10.2166/wst.2008.273

Nitrogen speciation in wastewater treatment plant influents and effluents—the US and Polish case studies

K. R. Pagilla, M. Urgun-Demirtas, K. Czerwionka and J. Makinia.......... 1511–1517

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Stormflow-dominated loads of faecal pollution from an intensively dairy-farmed catchment

Rob Davies-Colley, John Nagels and Elizabeth Lydiard.......... 1519–1523

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Qualitative representation of trends: an alternative approach to process diagnosis and control

K. Villez, C. Rosén, F. Anctil, C. Duchesne and P. A. Vanrolleghem.......... 1525–1532

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Implications and potential applications of bactericidal fullerene water suspensions: effect of nC₆₀ concentration, exposure conditions and shelf life

D. Y. Lyon, D. A. Brown and P. J. J. Alvarez.......... 1533–1538

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Hybrid moving bed biofilm reactors: a pilot plant experiment

D. Di Trapani, G. Mannina, M. Torregrossa and G. Viviani.......... 1539–1545

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Sewer modelling based on highly distributed calibration data sets and multi-objective auto-calibration schemes

D. Muschalla, S. Schneider, K. Schröter, V. Gamerith and G. Gruber.......... 1547–1554

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Can a wastewater treatment plant be a powerplant? A case study

N. Schwarzenbeck, W. Pfeiffer and E. Bomball.......... 1555–1561

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Long-term evaluation of a spectral sensor for nitrite and nitrate

L. Rieger, P. A. Vanrolleghem, G. Langergraber, D. Kaelin and H. Siegrist.......... 1563–1569

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Process control automation and remote on-line supervision: the strategy for wastewater treatment in an Italian piedmont

E. M. Battistoni, F. Fatone, P. Pavan, R. Beltritti and M. Raviola.......... 1571–1577

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Evaluation, selection and initial performance of a large scale centralised biosolids facility at Oxley Creek Water Reclamation Plant, Brisbane

K. G. Barr, D. O. Solley, D. J. Starrenburg and R. G. Lewis.......... 1579–1586

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Monitoring of rain events with a submersible UV/VIS spectrophotometer

Aurélien Maribas, Nadège Laurent, Philippe Battaglia, Maria do Carmo Lourenço da Silva, Marie- Noëlle Pons and Bernard Loison.......... 1587–1593

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The development of a risk-based approach to managing the ecological impact of pollutants in highway runoff

B. Crabtree, P. Dempsey, I. Johnson and M. Whitehead.......... 1595–1600

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Quality evaluation methods for wastewater treatment plant data

M. Thomann.......... 1601–1609

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Reduction of sediment micro-pollution by means of a pilot plant

F. Petavy, V. Ruban, P. Conil and J. Y. Viau.......... 1611–1617

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Cost-effective upgrading of a biological wastewater treatment plant by using lamella separators with bypass operation

N. Jardin, L. Rath, A. Schönfeld and T. Grünebaum.......... 1619–1625

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On-line estimation of the dissolved zinc concentration during ZnS precipitation in a continuous stirred tank reactor (CSTR)

T. I. M. Grootscholten, K. J. Keesman and P. N. L. Lens.......... 1627–1633

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Probabilistic modeling of sewer deterioration using inspection data

J. Dirksen and F. H. L. R. Clemens.......... 1635–1641

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Activated sludge process monitoring through in situ near-infrared spectral analysis

A. M. A. Dias, I. Moita, M. M. Alves, E. C. Ferreira, R. Páscoa and J. A. Lopes.......... 1643–1650

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Benefits, limitations and uncertainty of in situ spectrometry

S. Winkler, E. Saracevic, J.-L. Bertrand-Krajewski and A. Torres.......... 1651–1658

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Combining multiway principal component analysis (MPCA) and clustering for efficient data mining of historical data sets of SBR processes

Kris Villez, Magda Ruiz, Gürkan Sin, Joan Colomer, Christian Rosén and Peter A. Vanrolleghem.......... 1659–1666

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Reproducibility and uncertainty of wastewater turbidity measurements

C. Joannis, G. Ruban, M.-C. Gromaire, J.-L. Bertrand-Krajewski and G. Chebbo.......... 1667–1673

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Development of a open-vessel single-stage respirometer

S. Marsili-Libelli, V. D'Ardes and C. Bondi.......... 1675–1682

Abstract | Full Text PDF | doi:10.2166/wst.2008.149