Abstract Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) is an indicator of organic pollution in
freshwater bodies correlated to microbiological contamination. High BOD concentrations …

Different model types are available to model catchment surface water quantity and quality.
They vary from detailed physically‐based models to simplified conceptual and empirical …

Abstract The Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) is one of the most widely used criteria for
water quality assessment. It provides information about the ready biodegradable fraction of …

A methodology for estimating the loading of pollutants to water courses across all of pan‐
Europe, an area reaching to the River Don in the east and including some Mediterranean …

The dilution biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) test has widespread application for design
and operation of wastewater treatment processes, evaluating the quality of natural waters …

Organic pollution of rivers by wastewater discharge from human activities negatively impacts
people and ecosystems. Without treatment, pollution control relies on a combination of …

Biological oxygen demand (BOD 5) or chemical oxygen demand (COD) analysis is widely
used to evaluate organic pollutants in water systems as well as the efficiency of wastewater …

Biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) is a useful parameter for assessing the biodegradability
of dissolved organic matter in water. At the same time, this parameter is used to evaluate the …

The use of mathematical models is a good decision making tool in river basin management
for selection of wastewater treatment technologies and for estimation of the impact of …

Ready access to comprehensive influent information can help water reclamation plant
(WRP) operators implement better real-time process controls, provide operational reliability …