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Towards a Healthier Water Environment: IC SEWAGE
Water21 Magazine (2010)
  • Asli Aslan, Georgia Southern University
  • Warish Ahmed, CSIRO Water for a Healthy Country, Australia
  • Andreas H. Farnleitner, Vienna University of Technology
  • Yoshifumi Masago, Tohoku University
  • Huw Taylor, University of Brighton
  • Joan B. Rose, Michigan State University
Abstract
An International Collaboratory for Sewage (IC Sewage) has been established as a part of the International Water Association's Health-Related Water Microbiology Specialist Group. The overall mission of IC Sewage is to advance our understanding of the impact of wastewater on water quality and health worldwide. As a part of this collaboration, the group is working on developing a tool box to be used for microbial source tracking (MST) to characterize, quantify and map human fecal pollution in waters across the globe. We hope to assist in obtaining high resolution data that will further decision-making for improving the quality of the water environment and human health.
Publication Date
August, 2010
Citation Information
Asli Aslan, Warish Ahmed, Andreas H. Farnleitner, Yoshifumi Masago, et al.. "Towards a Healthier Water Environment: IC SEWAGE" Water21 Magazine (2010) p. 44 - 46
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/asli_aslan/38/