Project Snapshot
Project Summary: Reports on a workshop convened to develop methods for evaluating the health risks associated with distribution system infrastructure failure. Published in 2006.
Contractor: University of AlbertaProject Manager: Kenan OzekinFunded: 2001 Completion Year: 2006 Funding Amount: $112,659.00 Goal Area: Water QualityRelated Topics: Water Quality, Bacteria, Condition Assessment, Cross Connections, Distribution Systems Operations, Distribution System Water Quality, Emergency Management, Emergency Planning, Emergency Recovery, Emergency Response, Infrastructure, Management, Microbial Contaminants, RegrowthBenefits to the Drinking Water Supply Community:Distribution system failures can potentially introduce a wide range of concentrated microbiological and chemical contaminants to the water supply. This project will develop methods to evaluate the health risks associated with distribution system failure, providing information that is crucial to the protection of public health.
Project Manager: Kenan Ozekin
Funded: 2001 Completion Year: 2006 Funding Amount: $112,659.00
Goal Area: Water Quality
Related Topics: Water Quality, Bacteria, Condition Assessment, Cross Connections, Distribution Systems Operations, Distribution System Water Quality, Emergency Management, Emergency Planning, Emergency Recovery, Emergency Response, Infrastructure, Management, Microbial Contaminants, Regrowth
Benefits to the Drinking Water Supply Community:Distribution system failures can potentially introduce a wide range of concentrated microbiological and chemical contaminants to the water supply. This project will develop methods to evaluate the health risks associated with distribution system failure, providing information that is crucial to the protection of public health.