Proceedings of the Water Environment Federation

PARTIAL ABANDONMENT OF GROUNDWATER WELLS: A NON-TREATMENT METHOD TO MITIGATE FOR HIGH ARSENIC LEVELS
pp. 4695-4704(10)
Authors: Pedersen, David W.; Ariki, Adam

The Use of a Full-Scale Fluidized Bed Bioreactor System for the Treatment of Perchlorate in Groundwater to Drinking Water Standards
pp. 4705-4720(16)
Authors: Webster, Todd S.; Togna, A. Paul; Wong, Sam; Guarini, William J.

EVALUATION OF PRESERVATION AND HOLDING TIME FOR PESTICIDES, SOCS, AND VOCS
pp. 4721-4739(19)
Authors: Eaton, Andrew; Haghani, Ali

MICROCONSTITUENTS OF EMERGING CONCERN IN RECLAIMED WATER AND BIOSOLIDS: CONSIDERATIONS FOR GROUNDWATER QUALITY
pp. 4740-4753(14)
Authors: Gray, James L.; Esposito, Kathleen M.; Furlong, Edward T.; Stinson, Beverley M.; Kolpin, Dana W.; Phillips, Patrick J.

Development of Sulfate Radical-Based Chemical Oxidation Processes for Groundwater Remediation
pp. 4754-4760(7)
Authors: Rastogi, Aditya; Abed, Souhail R. Al; Dionysiou, Dionysios D.

PILOT TESTING AND DESIGN OF A URANIUM REMOVAL SYSTEM FOR A REMOTE SITE
pp. 4761-4777(17)
Authors: Zahnow, Rick; Civardi, John

CONFINED AQUIFER RESPONSES TO PUMPING - POTENTIAL IMPACTS ON PLUME MIGRATION
pp. 4778-4787(10)
Authors: Masterson, Kristina Kirkyla; Gamache, Matthew; Fitzgerald, Robert

Pilot Study Using Tailored Granular Activated Carbon (t-GAC) for Treatment of Perchlorate in Groundwater
pp. 4788-4789(2)
Authors: Henkes, Mark; Grossi, Sarah; Lang, Eric; Peterson, Thomas; Hallman, Patrice

REMEDIATION OF MERCURY IMPACTS TO A PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM
pp. 4790-4800(11)
Authors: Naslas, George D.; Bocchino, John

PLANNING INTEGRATED WATER MANAGEMENT AT COLLEGE OF MARSHALL ISLANDS: AN EXERCISE IN SUSTAINABLE WATER AND ENERGY RESOURCES
pp. 4801-4815(15)
Author: Fullerton, Robert W.

Integrated Water Supply and Wastewater Solutions for the Town of Puerto Ayora on the Island of Santa Cruz - The Galapagos Islands - Ecuador
pp. 4816-4842(27)
Authors: Moir, Frank C.; Armijos, Efrain

Development of Water Reuse Regulations and the Implementation of Water Augmentation Strategies-A Case Study of the Barbados Water Authority
pp. 4843-4859(17)
Authors: Johnson, Jason A.; Mwansa, Bwalya J.

Factors influencing sustainability of rural water supply and sanitation services in Latin America
pp. 4860-4869(10)
Authors: Nolasco, Daniel A.; Migone, M. Belén

USING THE ANNAPOLIS PROTOCOL FOR RISK-BASED ASSESSMENT OF RECREATIONAL WATER - CASE STUDIES FRON NEW ZEALAND AND SAN DIEGO.
pp. 4870-4879(10)
Author: Roberts, Gretel Silyn

ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS: SUSTAINABLE ENGINEERING FOR DEVELOPING COMMUNITIES
pp. 4880-4897(18)
Authors: DiGenova, Teresa; Yohannes, Bitsat; Hill, David; Ball, William P.; Shkylan, Regina; Li, Yang; Alcock, David

OVERVIEW OF AMERICAN SAMOA'S FATU MA FUTI LIFT STATION PROJECT
pp. 4898-4904(7)
Authors: Morse, Jason; Dake, Andy

Altered Carbon Flow by Phosphorus Accumulating Organisms during Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal
pp. 4905-4919(15)
Authors: Ahn, Chang Hoon; Park, Jae Kwang; Whang, Liang-Ming

PHOSPHORUS ACCUMULATING ORGANISMS REVEAL THEIR SECRETS: A GENOME LEVEL UNDERSTANDING OF ENHANCED BIOLOGICAL PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL
pp. 4920-4932(13)
Authors: McMahon, Katherine D.; He, Shaomei; Flowers, Jason J.; Kunin, Victor; Martin, Hector Garcia; Hugenholtz, Philip

BIOCHEMICAL PATHWAYS IN BIOLOGICAL PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL ASSESSED USING PROTEOMICS
pp. 4933-4943(11)
Authors: Flowers, Jason J.; Burton, Euan; Martin, Vincent JJ; McMahon, Katherine D

EVIDENCE OF NON - CAND. A. PHOSPHATIS POPULATION PARTICIPATING IN ENHANCED BIOLOGICAL PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL IN CARROUSEL ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS
pp. 4944-4955(12)
Authors: Datta, Tania; Goel, Ramesh

CALIBRATION OF AEROBIC ENDOGENOUS PROCESSES IN ACTIVATED SLUDGE MODELS FOR ENHANCED BIOLOGICAL PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL
pp. 4956-4965(10)
Authors: Lopez, Carlos; Morgenroth, Eberhard

IS IT PAO-GAO COMPETITION OR METABOLIC SHIFT IN EBPR SYSTEM? EVIDENCE FROM AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY
pp. 4966-4976(11)
Authors: Erdal, Ufuk G.; Erdal, Zeynep K.; Daigger, Glen T.; Randall, Clifford W.

IMPACT OF PREFERMENTATION ON WASTEWATER AND BIOKINETIC PARAMETERS FOR BIOLOGICAL NUTRIENT REMOVAL
pp. 4977-4978(2)
Authors: McCue, Terrence M.; Randall, Andrew A.; Eremektar, F. Gulen

METAGENOMIC ARRAY ANALYSIS OF AN ENHANCED BIOLOGICAL PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL SLUDGE ENRICHED WITH ACCUMULIBACTER
pp. 4979-4982(4)
Authors: He, Shaomei; Kunin, Victor; Haynes, Matthew; Martin, Hector Garcia; Ivanova, Natalia; Rohwer, Forest; Hugenholtz, Phil; McMahon, Katherine D.

IMMOBILIZATION OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA IN ALGINATE MICROBEADS FOR USE IN A BIOSENSOR DESIGNED TO DETECT OXIDATIVE TOXINS
pp. 4983-5000(18)
Authors: Ikuma, Kaoru; Henriques, Inês D. S.; Love, Brian J.; Love, Nancy G.

A NOVEL STUDY OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO TOXIC SHOCK LOADINGS BY DENATURING HIGH-PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY (DHPLC) METHOD
pp. 5001-5009(9)
Authors: Lu, T.; Oerther, D.B.

Identification of Thermodynamically Inaccessible Target Sites for Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization (FISH)
pp. 5010-5019(10)
Authors: Okten, Hatice E.; Yilmaz, L. Safak; Noguera, Daniel R.

APPLICATION OF AN IMMUNOASSAY FOR QUANTIFYING NITRITE OXIDIZING ENZYME TO WASTEWATER REACTORS
pp. 5020-5030(11)
Authors: Litman, Matthew R.; Chiu, Norman H.L.; Wang, James Y.

EVALUATION OF THE MOLECULAR INDICATORS OF AMMONIA OXIDATION AS THE POTENTIAL TOOLS TO MONITOR AND TROUBLESHOOT NITRIFICATION PROCESS AT A FULL-SCALE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
pp. 5031-5055(25)
Authors: Le, Joanne Y.; Olson, Betty H.; Leong, Larry

MICROBIAL ECOLOGY, BIOKINETICS AND THERMODYNAMICS OF METHYLOTROPHIC DENITRIFICATION
pp. 5056-5063(8)
Authors: Baytshtok, Vladimir; Kim, Sungpyo; Yu, Ran; Chandran, Kartik

Development of a Quantitative PCR Method to Differentiate Between Viable and Non-Viable Bacteria in Environmental Water Samples
pp. 5064-5078(15)
Authors: Gedalanga, Phillip B.; Olson, Betty H.

MEMBRANE BIOREACTOR TREATMENT OF A SIMULATED METALWORKING FLUID WASTEWATER
pp. 5079-5089(11)
Authors: Anderson, James E.; Lofton, Tiffany V.; Kim, Byung R.; Mueller, Sherry A.

PILOT-SCALE INVESTIGATION OF MEMBRANE BIOREACTOR TREATMENT OF A HIGH SALT CONCENTRATION WASTEWATER FROM CARRAGEENAN PRODUCTION
pp. 5090-5112(23)
Authors: Lala, Joseph; Grant, Shannon R.; Christian, Scott J.

FULL-SCALE CASE STUDY OF A MEMBRANE BIOREACTOR FOR TREATMENT OF A HIGH STRENGTH POTATO PROCESSING WASTEWATER
pp. 5113-5131(19)
Authors: Christian, Scott J.; Grant, Shannon R.; Molina, José A.; Landine, Robert C.; Baril, François

TREATMENT OF AN ETHYLENE PLANT WASTE WATER WITH A MEMBRANE BIOREACTOR: SUMMARY OF PILOT PLANT RESULTS IN THE FACE OF VARIABLE WASTE WATER CONDITIONS
pp. 5132-5144(13)
Authors: Wenta, Robert; Howdeshell, Michael

THREE YEARS OF FULL-SCALE TREATMENT OF AN OILY WASTEWATER USING AN IMMERSED MEMBRANE BIOLOGICAL REACTOR
pp. 5145-5156(12)
Authors: Buckles, Jim; Kuljian, Art; Olmstead, Kevin; Galloway, Tom

EVALUATING APPLICABLE TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES FOR AN INTEGRATED AND SUSTAINABLE FOOD PROCESSING FACILITY
pp. 5157-5164(8)
Authors: Wilson, Steve; Wilson, Dan; Melcer, Henryk

OVERVIEW OF CHALLENGES IN PROVIDING ANAEROBIC WASTEWATER TREATMENT
pp. 5165-5177(13)
Author: Switzenbaum, Michael S.

ANAEROBIC TREATMENT OF LOW STRENGTH WASTEWATER
pp. 5178-5207(30)
Authors: Cakir, Fatma Y.; Stenstrom, Michael K.

ANAEROBIC SEWAGE TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY IN LATIN-AMERICA: A SELECTION OF 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCES
pp. 5208-5228(21)
Authors: Giraldo, Eugenio; Pena, Miguel; Chernicharo, C.; Sandino, J.; Noyola, A.

ACHIEVING A HIGH-QUALITY EFFLUENT THROUGH THE USE OF LOW-COST MECHANICALLY SIMPLE TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY
pp. 5229-5235(7)
Authors: Rich, Graham W.; Rich, Linvil G.

IDENTIFICATION OF RESEARCH NEEDS FOR EFFECTIVE LOW COST WASTEWATER TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES
pp. 5236-5248(13)
Authors: Leverenz, Harold; Tchobanoglous, George

LARGEST PLANT IN THE EASTERN UNITED STATES ACHIEVING LIMITS OF TECHNOLOGY UTILIZING A CONVENTIONAL SUSPENDED GROWTH BNR ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS
pp. 5249-5264(16)
Authors: Latimer, Ron J.; DiFiore, Robert S.; Pitt, Paul; Crisp, H. Dale; Lynch, T. J.

DESIGN FLEXIBILITY KEY TO ADDRESSING BNR OPERATIONAL CHALLENGES AT A REGIONAL WATER RECLAMATION FACILITY
pp. 5265-5282(18)
Authors: Wachter, R.; Hunemuller, J.; Narayanan, B.; Lopez, R.; Baer, C.; Aguallo, R.

IMPROVING NITROGEN REMOVAL BY RAS ADDITION TO THE SECONDARY ANOXIC ZONE: RESULTS OF FULL SCALE IMPLEMENTATION
pp. 5283-5295(13)
Authors: Schutz, Wayne; Wood, Luke; Hong, Sun-Nan

NITROGEN REMOVAL BY DOWN-FLOW HANGING SPONGE REACTOR OPERATED AS A POST TREATMENT UNIT FOR UASB TREATING DOMESTIC SEWAGE
pp. 5296-5303(8)
Authors: Tandukara, Madan; Akiyoshib, Ohashi; Hidekia, Harada

REVIEW OF METHODS FOR IMPROVING NITRIFICATION THROUGH BIOAUGMENTATION
pp. 5304-5326(23)
Authors: Parker, Denny; Wanner, Jiri

ENHANCED NITROGEN REMOVAL WITH A HYBRID MLE/STEP-FEED ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS
pp. 5327-5339(13)
Authors: Weiss, Jeffrey; Tang, Chi-Chung; Kettle, Ron; Alvarez, Marcos; Ackman, Phil; Horvath, Robert

LONG-TERM BIODEGRADABILITY OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC NITROGEN
pp. 5340-5341(2)
Authors: Awobamise, Mayo; Jones, Kimberly; Khan, Eakalak; Murthy, Sudhir

The Impact of Floc Metals on Conventional and Enhanced Mesophilic Anaerobic Digestion Technologies
pp. 5342-5366(25)
Authors: Muller, Christopher D.; Novak, John T.

MESOPHILIC ANAEROBIC DIGESTION WITH HIGH TEMPERATURE MICROWAVE PRETREATMENT
pp. 5367-5378(12)
Authors: Toreci, Isil; Eskicioglu, Cigdem; Terzian, Nicolas; Droste, Ronald L.; Kennedy, Kevin J.

SECONDARY SLUDGE THICKENING TO OPTIMISE ANAEROBIC DIGESTER APACITY AND PERFORMANCE IN AUCKLAND, NZ
pp. 5379-5390(12)
Authors: Briggs, Julian; Burrowes, Peter

THE USE OF PROCESS MODELLING TO OPTIMIZE SLUDGE THICKENING AND DIGESTION
pp. 5391-5405(15)
Authors: Rabinowitz, Barry; Elenter, Deborah; Becker, Paulo; Sampaio, Américo de Oliveira

FULL SCALE DEMONSTRATION AND ASSESSMENT OF ENZYMIC HYDROLYSIS PRE-TREATMENT FOR MESOPHILIC ANAEROBIC DIGESTION OF MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT SLUDGE
pp. 5406-5423(18)
Authors: Werker, Alan G.; Carlsson, My; Morgan-Sagastume, Fernando; Le, M. Son; Harrison, Dorian

COMPARING TRADITIONAL MECHANICAL SLUDGE THICKENING TECHNOLOGIES VS. MEMBRANE FILTRATION - A CASE STUDY
pp. 5424-5428(5)
Authors: Natvik, Olav; Zaghi, Elvio; Acharya, Chandresh; Todd, Richard; Copeland, Tom

PRESSURE-LOSS COMPUTATION PROCEDURES FOR NON-NEWTONIAN PIPE FLOW
pp. 5429-5442(14)
Authors: Eftekharzadeh, Shahriar; Marx, James J.; Stallings, Robert B.

THERMAL HYDROLYSIS TO INCREASE SLUDGE BIODEGRADABILITY OR HOW TO TURN MESOPHILIC ANAEROBIC DIGESTION OF BIOLOGICAL SLUDGE INTO AN ATTRACTIVE PROCESS
pp. 5443-5450(8)
Authors: Chauzy, Julien; Cretenot, Didier; Bausseron, Anne; Gokelaere, Xavier

A GIS-based Application to Manage Your Utility's Capacity Assurance Plan
pp. 5451-5458(8)
Authors: Sanford, Jason K.; Nesbit, Christine M.; Tucker, Timothy

THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES CUSTOMIZED SEWER DESIGN TOOL AND STREAMLINED DESIGN FOR SEWER RENEWAL PROJECTS
pp. 5459-5468(10)
Authors: Cheng, Patricia; Shah, Harshad; Qureshi, Farooq

LEVERAGING CUSTOMER COMPLAINTS TO COST-EFFECTIVELY IMPROVE COLLECTION INFRASTRUCTURE
pp. 5469-5483(15)
Authors: Klepper, Stephen; Shell, Mark

A BUSINESS CASE FOR SIDE SEWER SERVICES
pp. 5484-5498(15)
Authors: Burke, Martha; Skeel, Tim; Dhlamini, Dee; McDonald, Sean; Bowles, Jay

WHO WANTS TO PAY FOR SEWER IMPROVEMENTS? A NORTH DAKOTA CITY USES MASTER PLANNING TO DEMONSTRATE NEED FOR SALES TAX FUNDING OF MAJOR COLLECTION SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS
pp. 5499-5508(10)
Authors: Dodds, Eric C.; Grubb, Bruce; Hausauer, Jim; Burian, Steve

SECURITY IN OUR NATION'S CAPITAL - THE DC WASA PERSPECTIVE
pp. 5509-5525(17)
Authors: McLaughlin, John W.; Braswell, Phil; Badmus, Muminu; Banks, Carl; Tanner, Hiram

IMPACT OF THE RISK MANAGEMENT CODES OF PRACTICE ON MAJOR TUNNEL PROGRAMS IN THE US
pp. 5526-5538(13)
Authors: Goodfellow, Robert J. F.; McKelvey, James G.

IMPROVED PROTOCOL FOR CLASSIFICATION AND ANALYSIS OF STORMWATER-BORNE SOLIDS
pp. 5539-5566(28)
Authors: Roesner, Larry A.; Kidner, Elizabeth M.

EVALUATION OF STORMWATER BMP PERFORMANCE IN AN INTERSTATE SERVICE PLAZA RETROFIT PROJECT
pp. 5567-5576(10)
Author: Walch, Marianne

SUB-SURFACE FLOW WETLANDS TO TREAT GLYCOL-CONTAMINATED STORMWATER FROM AIRCRAFT DE-ICING OPERATIONS, BATEA
pp. 5577-5593(17)
Authors: Higgins, James; Dechaine, Lisa; Minkel, Kim; Liner, Mark; Wallace, Scott

DESIGN OF A CHANNEL AND FLOODPLAIN CORRIDOR TO RESTORE AQUATIC HABITAT, GEOMORPHIC FUNCTION AND WATER QUALITY IN AN URBANIZED AND REGULATED WATERSHED
pp. 5594-5602(9)
Authors: Stamm, John F.; Chartrand, Shawn M.; Porter, Stacey; Sen, Dipankar

INTERNATIONAL STORMWATER BMP DATABASE ENHANCEMENTS AND UPDATED FINDINGS
pp. 5603-5616(14)
Authors: Clary, Jane; Quigley, Marcus; Jones, Jonathan; Strecker, Eric

PARTITIONING AND SPECIATION OF METALS IN STORM WATER RUNOFF FROM COMMERCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE
pp. 5617-5634(18)
Authors: Ilaria, Gnecco; J., Sansalone John; G., Lanza Luca

FRACTIONATION AND REMOVAL OF PARTICLES AND ASSOCIATED METALS IN A HIGHWAY STORMWATER DETENTION BASIN
pp. 5635-5636(2)
Authors: Leatherbarrow, Jon E.; Kayhanian, Masoud; Young, Thomas M.; Kang, Joo-Hyon; Lau, Sim-Lin; Stenstrom, Michael K.

A Uniform Method for Demonstrating Stormwater Technologies
pp. 5637-5643(7)
Author: Bacciarini, Brian

Expansion of the National Stormwater Quality Database
pp. 5644-5645(2)
Authors: Hyche, S. Hunter; Pitt, R.E.; Maestre, A.