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Hi Tsee, A colleague of mine shared this with me from the Philadelphia Water Department. Perhaps you will find it interesting as well. https://www.inquirer.com/health/coronavirus/covid-wastewater-testing-philadelphia-cases-predictions-20220412.html ------------------------------ Christopher Seigel ...

Dear Tsee, We have a Global Science Exchange session on Trends in Wastewater-Based Epidemiology: Current Uses and Future Opportunities. You can join us to learn about the latest research on the topic and further discussion.  More info: https://sites.google.com/view/globalscienceexchange/gse   Have ...

No ! Might be artesian undersea wells that could get fresh water to shore . Believe such is happening in Saudi Arabia . ------------------------------ Len Andersen - Water Swirled into Gas Turbine Tech - Engineer - Power Gen - Propulsion Welding -- www.gasturbineandersen.com at Gas Turbine events ...

Hi, I am currently undertaking a part-time degree course and for my final year dissertation, I am looking at methods of planning and scheduling works where workability and weather events, storms, wave and water levels are a key consideration. The study is mainly focused on marine works in coastal or ...

Further to Sarah's – pore water pressure caused on permeable shores by wave, tide and sea level rise ( as a stress, aspects of it in Sea Level Rise – the Consequences and Adaptation ) can be of interest. The rising and falling pore pressures are the causal factors – responsible for salt water intrusion ...

Hi Karen,  We have been able to successfully use ICPR 4 in larger watersheds up to about 5 SM that were both urbanized and undeveloped. Our experience with large urbanized watersheds has found that calibrating the model stability parameters can be challenging if a lot of negligible storage elements ...