Degradation of water quality in recreational areas can be a substantial public health
concern. Models can help beach managers make contemporaneous decisions to protect …

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) has long been framed as an epidemiological and public
health concern. Its impacts on the environment are unclear. Yet, the basis for AMR is altered …

Assessment of fecal contamination indicator bacteria concentrations on beaches are
important for health risk prevention and management. This study assessed temporal …

The aim of this study is to develop a relocatable modelling system able to describe the
microbial contamination that affects the quality of coastal bathing waters. Pollution events …

Modeling fecal contamination in water bodies is of importance for microbiological risk
assessment and management. This study investigated the transport of fecal coliform (eg, up …

The popular beaches of the San Diego‐Tijuana (US/MX) border region are often impacted
by untreated wastewater sourced from Mexico—via the Tijuana River Estuary (TJRE) and …

Forested catchments are critical to water supply in major cities. Many of these catchments
face the threat of postwildfire erosion, which can contaminate reservoir water. The aim of this …

Lake of the Woods spans two geological regions: the Precambrian Shield and the Glacial
Lake Agassiz Lakebed. The lake watershed's complex topography influences wind speeds …

For enhanced public safety and water resource management, a three-dimensional
operational lake hydrodynamic forecast system called COASTLINES (Canadian cOASTal …

Fecal contamination of surface water resource is a major health concern primarily due to the
potential for pathogenic organisms to be transmitted to human by contaminated water. In …