Schmoll Oliver
Potecting groundwater for health : Managing the quality of drinking water sources - London IWA Publishing 2006 - 678p.
9-241-54668-9
Ground water
Public Health
Scientific background : groundwater and public health, WHO guidelines for drinking water quality, groundwater occurrence and hydrogeological environments, aquifer types, pathogens- health relevance, transport and attenuation, chemicals- health relevance, transport and attenuation, socio-economic, institutional and legal aspects in groundwater assessment and protection
Understanding drinking water catchment : Collecting information for characterizing catchment and assessing pollution potential, characterization of socio economic institutional and legal setting, assessment of aquifer pollution vulnerability and susceptibility to impact of abstraction, agriculture- potential hazards and information needs, human excreta and sanitation- potential hazards and information needs, industry, mining and military sites- potential hazards and information needs, waste disposal and land fill- potential hazards and information needs, traffic and transport- potential hazards and information needs
Situation analysis : Assessment of groundwater pollution potential, establishing groundwater management priorities
Approaches to drinking water source protection management : Water safety plans- risk management approaches for the delivery of safe drinking water from groundwater sources, goundwater protection zones, sanitary completion of protection works around groundwater sources, hydrological management
Approaches to pollution sources management : Policy and legal systems to portect groundwater, agriculture- control and protection, human excreta and sanitation, industry, mining and military sites, waste disposal and landfill, traffic and transportation
553.79 / SCH/P
Potecting groundwater for health : Managing the quality of drinking water sources - London IWA Publishing 2006 - 678p.
9-241-54668-9
Ground water
Public Health
Scientific background : groundwater and public health, WHO guidelines for drinking water quality, groundwater occurrence and hydrogeological environments, aquifer types, pathogens- health relevance, transport and attenuation, chemicals- health relevance, transport and attenuation, socio-economic, institutional and legal aspects in groundwater assessment and protection
Understanding drinking water catchment : Collecting information for characterizing catchment and assessing pollution potential, characterization of socio economic institutional and legal setting, assessment of aquifer pollution vulnerability and susceptibility to impact of abstraction, agriculture- potential hazards and information needs, human excreta and sanitation- potential hazards and information needs, industry, mining and military sites- potential hazards and information needs, waste disposal and land fill- potential hazards and information needs, traffic and transport- potential hazards and information needs
Situation analysis : Assessment of groundwater pollution potential, establishing groundwater management priorities
Approaches to drinking water source protection management : Water safety plans- risk management approaches for the delivery of safe drinking water from groundwater sources, goundwater protection zones, sanitary completion of protection works around groundwater sources, hydrological management
Approaches to pollution sources management : Policy and legal systems to portect groundwater, agriculture- control and protection, human excreta and sanitation, industry, mining and military sites, waste disposal and landfill, traffic and transportation
553.79 / SCH/P