Microbiological quality of waters must be assessed to ensure that no health risk due to
pathogenic microorganisms is associated with its use. As it is impossible to measure the …

In-stream continuous turbidity and streamflow data, calibrated with measured suspended-
sediment concentration data, can be used to compute a time series of suspended-sediment …

Fecal bacterial indicator analyses have been widely used for monitoring the water quality.
This study was designed to determine the ratio between the density of Escherichia coli and …

In Massachusetts, the Charles River Watershed Association conducts a regular water quality
monitoring and public notification program in the Charles River Basin during the recreational …

Poor water quality (high concentrations of nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), suspended solids
(SS), and faecal bacteria) in Waiokura Stream, southern Taranaki, New Zealand, is …

This paper describes key linkages between land management activities and stream water
quality for a 5230ha catchment used for intensive pastoral agriculture in southern New …

Distributed hydrologic models that simulate fate and transport processes at sub-daily
timescales are useful tools for estimating pollutant loads exported from watersheds to lakes …

Assessing the presence of human pathogenic Cryptosporidium oocysts in surface water
remains a significant water treatment and public health challenge. Most drinking water …

This study defines performance characteristics of the temperature-modified ISO 9308-1
method for E. coli enumeration in bathing water. After a 4-hour resuscitation period at 36±2° …

Evaluation of microbial water quality is commonly based on monitoring populations of fecal
indicator organisms (FIO) such as Escherichia coli (EC) and enterococci (ENT). The …