Wet Weather Flow Assessment Protocols

Wet Weather Flow Assessment Protocols. (2001). Wet Weather Flow Assessment Protocols.

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Identifier: WRLrepository:2170
Document Title: Wet Weather Flow Assessment Protocols
Date Issued: 2001
Description: This final report presents methods for characterizing nonpoint and point sources of wet weather flows (WWFs), assessing effects of WWF-induced pollution on receiving water systems, and evaluating WWF control practices and treatment technologies. This work was based on the fact that many water quality and ecosystem problems are best solved at the watershed level than at the individual waterbody or discharger level, and ideally a framework investigation should be completed for the entire watershed before details of individual pollution sources or waterbodies are addressed. Published by WERF. 122 pages. Soft cover.
Author: Carpenter, Dean
Moffa, Peter E.
Author Affiliation: Werf
Brown and Caldwell
Associated Organization: Water Environment Research Foundation
Brown and Caldwell
Number of Pages: 122
Main Topic: Water Quality & Pollutants
Keywords: non-point source
non-point sources
nonpoint source
nonpoint sources
non point source
non point sources
nonpoint source pollution
non point source pollution
non-point source pollution
water monitoring & assessment
water monitoring and assessment
Decade: 2000-2009
Peer Reviewed: No
Copyright: Do Not Have Copyright Permission
Copyrights Holder: Minnesota Water Research Digital Library

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