Water Science And Technology

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Water Science And Technology

A Journal of the International Association on Water Quality (IAWQ)

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merger of the International Association of Water Quality 
(IAWQ) and the International Water Supply Association (IWSA).
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AIMS AND SCOPE

Water Science and Technology is an international journal which provides
coverage of the best papers from IAWQ regional and specialized
conferences. Twenty four issues are published each year encompassing
important developments in all aspects of water quality management and
pollution control. The subjects covered are defined by IAWQ's mission
statement which is ``to advance the science and practice of water
pollution control and water quality management worldwide''.This
encompasses five broad areas: (1)  wastewater treatment processes for
domestic, industrial and municipal effluents; (2) Sources of pollution
including hazardous wastes and source control; (3)  Effects and impacts of
pollution on rivers, lakes, groundwater and marine waters; (4)  Water
reuse and aquatic environmental restoration; (5) Policy, strategy, control
and management aspects of water quality. The value of Water Science and
Technology lies in the prompt publication of these proceedings in journal
form, ensuring rapid and wide dissemination of research results,
developments and application of new techniques, and the related managerial
and policy issues.  Scientists, engineers, consultants, managers and
policy-makers unable to attend conferences or who lack time to keep up
with the continually growing literature will find this journal essential
as a permanent record of progress. Papers are selected by a rigorous
review procedure and are published together with posters selected from
those presented at the conference. 

Audience

Practitioners and managers in the field of water management. 

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Recent Contents:

Water Science And Technology, Vol: 35,
            Issue: 6, 1997 

              1.Preface 
                      @?degaard, H. , pp. vii , PDF
                      (approx. 58.6KB) 
              2.Small wastewater treatment plants - a
                 challenge to wastewater engineers 
                      Boller, M. , pp. 1-12 , PDF (approx.
                      703.1KB) 
              3.Transport phenomena in intermittent
                 filters 
                      Schwager, A.; Boller, M. , pp. 13-20 ,
                      PDF (approx. 468.8KB) 
              4.Evaluation of sludge dewatering reed
                 beds: a niche for small systems 
                      Kim, B.J.; Smith, E.D. , pp. 21-28 ,
                      PDF (approx. 468.8KB) 
              5.Optimum operation of a small sequencing
                 batch reactor for bod and nitrogen
                 removal based on on-line our-calculation 
                      Johansen, N.H.; Andersen, J.S.; la
                      Cour Jansen, J. , pp. 29-36 , PDF
                      (approx. 468.8KB) 
              6.Floc size distribution and bacterial
                 activities in membrane separation
                 activated sludge processes for small-scale
                 wastewater treatment/reclamation 
                      Zhang, B.; Yamamoto, K.; Ohgaki, S.;
                      Kamiko, N. , pp. 37-44 , PDF
                      (approx. 468.8KB) 
              7.Estimation of VOC emission rate from a
                 sequencing batch reactor 
                      Liao, Y.C.; Lee, D.J. , pp. 45-52 ,
                      PDF (approx. 468.8KB) 
              8.Simultaneous nitrification-denitrification
                 process in extended aeration plants: pilot
                 and real scale experiences 
                      Bertanza, G. , pp. 53-61 , PDF
                      (approx. 527.3KB)