Proceedings of the Water Environment Federation

Managing effluent to become millions: Strategy and successes of an effluent credit auction
pp. 2313-2318(6)
Authors: Wadsworth, Neil; Munderloh, John; Bowman, John

Getting Reacquainted with the Clean Water State Revolving Fund
pp. 2319-2325(7)
Authors: Bielanski, Andrew; Feck, Stephanie Von; Dorfman, Jordan

The Role of the Finance Officer in Planning and Evaluating Capital Projects
pp. 2326-2330(5)
Author: Maurer, Marcia

New Innovations for Program Management … Challenges and Successes
pp. 2331-2344(14)
Authors: Kuchenrither, Richard D.; Hite, Robert W.; Gerali, Catherine R.; Brennan, William F.; Wilson, David

Developing Defensible Capacity Standby Charges for the Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati
pp. 2345-2354(10)
Authors: Malesky, Carol F.; Corssmit, C. W.; Parrott, James A.

Preparing for CSO Related Affordability Programs: A Case Study for Omaha
pp. 2355-2366(12)
Authors: Corssmit, C. W.; Malesky, Carol F.; Grate, Marty; Johnson, Erik

Middle Management of the Modern Water and Wastewater Utility: A Training Needs Assessment
pp. 2367-2383(17)
Authors: South, Ben; Janifer, Erika

Recruiting the Next Generation: We Are the Next Generation
pp. 2384-2393(10)
Authors: Bowen, Alexandra; Look, Sarah

Personal Perspectives on an Award-Winning Mentoring Program
pp. 2394-2402(9)
Author: Ross, Adam

A Comprehensive Approach - Performance Management, Knowledge Retention, and Human-Capital Development - Assures Sustainability and Long-Term Compliance
pp. 2403-2414(12)
Authors: Fujita, Gary; Watson, Laura; Mason, David

Educational Outreach To Develop Tomorrow's Workforce
pp. 2415-2417(3)
Authors: Cherry, Monte; Cargill, Greg; Cumbow, Shelly; Cargill, Kathryn

Preparing and Retaining Tomorrow's Leaders
pp. 2418-2430(13)
Authors: Chard-McClary, Shellie; Dyke, David R.

Achieving Workforce Sustainability with the Help of Practical Planning Tools
pp. 2431-2437(7)
Authors: Dada, P.J.; DeLaura, Thomas J.; Gillespie, Kathleen

Skills Learned in Professional Association Not Taught on the Job
pp. 2438-2439(2)
Author: Zeller, Paula A.

Developing Professional Wastewater Operators
pp. 2440-2450(11)
Authors: Fastro, Alex; Malaki, Michael; Boltinghouse, Paul

IT Strategic Planning: Creating the Path for a Sustainable Business A Case Study from the MWRD of Greater Chicago
pp. 2451-2464(14)
Authors: Lanyon, Richard; Harp, Doug; van Buskirk, Rod; Smith, Keith

Applying Decision Theory to Utility Master Planning
pp. 2465-2471(7)
Authors: Deslauriers, Sarah; McDonald, Steve

Building a Consolidated Utility to Meet Future Needs: Strategic Planning, Organizational Change and Performance Management at Aurora Water
pp. 2472-2479(8)
Authors: Donelson, Mark; Gerstberger, Richard

Orange County Utilities Facilities Plan: A Unique Planning Approach
pp. 2480-2495(16)
Authors: Hurley, William; Gay, Alan; Morrell, Robert; Prieto, Lisa Marie

Implementation of an Integrated Water Management Program for the Rancho Murieta Community Services District
pp. 2496-2497(2)
Authors: Kennedy, Holly; Koorn, Shawn; Yoshitomi, Sunny; Kennedy, Kevin; Crouse, Ed

Performance Reuse Standards in A Water Rich State
pp. 2498-2505(8)
Authors: Docken, Lynita; Braun, Thomas

Reclamation of Utility Water Fulfilling WHO Drinking Water Requirements from Domestic Sewage - The Sulaibiya Wastewater Treatment and Reclamation Project
pp. 2506-2520(15)
Authors: Winkler, Harald Karl; Widmann, Wolfgang

Water Reuse as Part of the City of Spokane's Integrated Approach to Reduce Phosphorus Discharge
pp. 2521-2530(10)
Authors: Hendron, Lars; Laquidara, Mark; Shrope, Gerald

A Blending of Old and New School for Reclaimed Water Disinfection in Arizona
pp. 2531-2542(12)
Authors: Salveson, Andrew; Goel, Nitin; Bourgeous, Keith; Courtney, Mark; Rauch-Williams, Tanja; Brotman, Larry

Innovative Thinking and Adaptability for Reuse System Integration in the City and County of Broomfield, CO
pp. 2543-2555(13)
Authors: Dalsoglio, Dave; Ruger, Jeff; Klee, Mark; Botteicher, Richard

Water Reuse & Low Energy, Cost Effective, Low Maintenance Cluster Wastewater Treatment & Dispersal System Producing Water for Unrestricted Reuse - Malibu, CA
pp. 2556-2561(6)
Author: Lombardo, Pio

Effects of Redox Conditions and Substrate Concentration on N-Nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) Biodegradation
pp. 2562-2574(13)
Authors: Nalinakumari, Brijesh; Fox, Peter; Cha, Woosuk

Integrated Membrane Operations in Difficult Waters, Commercial Case Studies of UF + RO in China
pp. 2575-2590(16)
Authors: Yeung, Angela; Chu, Robert; Rosenberg, Steven; Tong, Thomas

By-Product Recovery from Reclaimed Water Concentrates
pp. 2591-2607(17)
Authors: Mohammadesmaeili, Farah; Badr, Mostafa Kabiri; Abbaszadegan, Morteza; Fox, Peter

Effect of Particle Removal by OptiFiber® PA-13 Nylon Pile Media on Particle Size Distribution and Correlation between Turbidity and Total Suspended Solids
pp. 2608-2618(11)
Authors: Lin, Hui; Binder, Daniel J.; Johnson, Lloyd W.

Hold the Salt: Innovative Treatment of RO Concentrate
pp. 2619-2630(12)
Authors: Foster, Lee; Kepke, Jacqueline; Sommer, Rebecca; McCann, Damian

Operation of Submerged Hollow Fiber Ultrafiltration Membrane for Treatment of Secondary Effluent
pp. 2631-2644(14)
Authors: Sathyamoorthy, Sandeep; Laquidara, Mark; Anand, Neha; Nikolic, Zeljko; Dukes, Simon; von Gottberg, Antonia

South Florida's Push to Exceed 100 MGD of Reclaimed Water: How Reverse Osmosis is Making it Possible
pp. 2645-2646(2)
Authors: Cisterna, R.; Vadiveloo, E.; Vinci, P.

Developing an Integrated Water Servicing Strategy for Infill Development: Botany Case Study in Sydney, Australia
pp. 2647-2654(8)
Authors: Kepke, Jacqueline; Healey, Michael; Williamson, Sally

Balancing the Three Pillars of Sustainable Design for the Sugar Creek WWTP Expansion Project
pp. 2655-2665(11)
Authors: Mosteller, L. Kevin; Bean, Doug; Jarrell, Jackie; McLelland, Julie

Encouraging Green Development with Decentralized Wastewater Approaches
pp. 2666-2682(17)
Authors: Freeman, Robert J.; Hudson, Joyce

Practical and Sustainable Water Supply: Making the Most of What You Have
pp. 2683-2690(8)
Authors: Rehring, John; DiNatale, Kelly; Witter, Steve; Borchert, Claudia

Water Resources Protection as a Driver for Wastewater Project Selection
pp. 2691-2696(6)
Authors: Fono, Lorien; Harris, Spencer; Holmes, Lydia; Carella, Lou; Hadler, Karl; Waddell, John; Ogren, Paavo

Leveraging Ecosystem Markets for Sustainability
pp. 2697-2712(16)
Authors: Cochran, Bobby; Roll, Bruce

Milwaukee's Next Step: Watershed Restoration Plans (Instead of TMDL's)
pp. 2713-2732(20)
Authors: Bate, Timothy; Krill, William; Deibert, Troy; Shoemaker, Leslie; Kratt, Kevin

Sustainable Water Resource Master Planning: The Hollister Urban Area Case Study - A View of the Future
pp. 2733-2737(5)
Authors: Ellis, Bob; Kennedy, Holly; Kennedy, Kevin; Thompson, Susan; Quilter, Clint; Blohm, Harry

Carbon-Footprint Effects of Biological Process Layout and Landfill Distance
pp. 2738-2747(10)
Authors: Rosso, Diego; Stenstrom, Michael K.

Picking the Right Model for the Sustainable Design of Wastewater Treatment Plants
pp. 2748-2756(9)
Author: Shaw, Andrew

Life-Cycle Inventory Analysis of Global Warming Impact of Sewage Sludge Recycling
pp. 2757-2769(13)
Authors: Yamanaka, Daisuke; Yamagata, Hiroki; Minamiyama, Mizuhiko

4Waste Grease Biodiesel Production at a Wastewater Treatment Plant
pp. 2770-2789(20)
Authors: Chakrabarti, Alicia R.; Hake, John M.; Zarchi, Idit; Gray, Donald M.D.

Reduction of Greenhouse Gas Emissions through the Use of Sewage Sludge as Fuel at Power Plants
pp. 2790-2807(18)
Authors: Terunuma, Makoto; Yamamoto, Hakuei; Hashimoto, Yasuhiro; Hori, Yasumasa; Ibaraki, Makoto

Reduction of Nitrous Oxide Formation from a Biological Nutrient Removal System in Wastewater Treatment - Factors of Aeration, External Carbon and pH
pp. 2808-2827(20)
Authors: Lo, Ingwei; Lo, Kwang Victor; Mavinic, Don; Shiskowski, Dean; Remay, William

Science and Policy: New Insights into Terrestrial, Aquatic, and Atmospheric Carbon Flow and Implications for Stormwater Management Policy
pp. 2828-2829(2)
Authors: Adams, Suzanne; Kaplan, Louis A.; Ritchie, Emilee

Greenhouse Gas Management at a Wastewater Treatment Plant with Sludge Incineration: A Case Study
pp. 2830-2845(16)
Authors: Adams, Suzanne; Eldridge, Kevin; Lowe, William; Hindt, Robert

Water Scarcity and the Potential Role of Distributed Wastewater Management: Large Firm Client Perspective
pp. 2846-2848(3)
Author: Brown, Paul R.

Distributed Water Reuse in Urban and Suburban Neighborhoods
pp. 2849-2854(6)
Author: Clerico, Edward A.

Regulatory Perspective on Water Reuse
pp. 2855-2855(1)
Author: Crook, James

Regional Water Supply Planning in Northeastern Illinois: New Supply Ideas for the 21^st Century
pp. 2856-2856(1)
Author: Loftus, Timothy T.

Water Scarcity and the Potential Role of Distributed Wastewater Management
pp. 2857-2860(4)
Author: Hinds, Juli Beth

Regulatory Roles in Water Management: Puget Sound
pp. 2861-2863(3)
Author: Riley, Craig

Improved Collection System Operations and Spill Prevention using Remote Wireless Real-Time Monitoring
pp. 2864-2875(12)
Authors: Quist, Gregory M.; Drake, David; Davisson, Chad; Wasko, Don

Cutting-Edge Telemetry Project Implementation
pp. 2876-2889(14)
Authors: Alicea, William Cardona; Soto, Gerardo González

Automation, Instrumentation and Process Control Generations 2, 3 and Beyond: Let's Get it Right This Time
pp. 2890-2895(6)
Author: Manning, Alan

Detroit's Remarkable New SCADA System
pp. 2896-2899(4)
Authors: Dada, P.J.; DeLaura, Thomas J.

The Future of Data Monitoring in Remote Pump Stations
pp. 2900-2914(15)
Author: van Hemert, Grant

Use of a Spatial Platform for Integration of Multiple Utility Applications
pp. 2915-2920(6)
Authors: Tamashasky, Becky; Fritz, Bill; Fisher, Frank

Risk Based Approach to Selecting and Implementing an Integrated Customer Information and Asset Maintenance Management System
pp. 2921-2938(18)
Authors: Bash, Scott; Fernandes, Ryan

Water Data Analysis: A Data Management and Analysis Tool for Remote Monitored Telemetry Systems
pp. 2939-2957(19)
Authors: Kamalesh, Joseph; Solomon, Clement

Chlorine Resistant Membrane and The Mechanism of Membrane Degradation by Chlorine
pp. 2958-2969(12)
Authors: Koo, Ja-young; Lee, Jong Hwa; Jung, Yong Doo; Hong, Sung Pyo; Yoon, Sung Ro

Full Scale Application of a Novel Sludge Ozonation Process for Achieving up to 80% Excess Sludge Reduction at a 25,000 m³/day Municipal Wastewater Plant
pp. 2970-2980(11)
Authors: Fabiyi, Malcolm. E.; Novak, Richard; Capra, Roberto

Home Security Water Filtration Appliance
pp. 2981-2985(5)
Authors: Benson, Cyndi; Dower, Mike

Ion Selective Electrodes for Easy and Cost Effective Online Monitoring of Ammonium and Nitrate in Waste Water
pp. 2986-2995(10)
Author: Honold, Frank

Gated Cross Correlation Velocity: A Breakthrough Technology for Wastewater Flow Management
pp. 2996-3011(16)
Authors: Mitchell, Paul S.; Stevens, Patrick L.; Reiter, Elmer

Use Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to Optimize the Hydrodynamic in Large Scale Membrane Tanks
pp. 3012-3026(15)
Authors: Weia, Kang Chang; Jinsonga, Hua; Jinga, Lou; Liub, Wenjun; Jordanb, Edward; Kuzmab, Matt

Implementation of a Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant Utilizing an Advanced Bio-Filtration With Numerous Advantages Over Activated Sludge Systems
pp. 3027-3032(6)
Authors: Badreddine, Hans; Yassine, Adam