Stormwater runoff contains a myriad of pollutants, including faecal microbes, and can pose a
threat to urban water supplies, impacting both economic development and public health …

Assessing urban stormwater quality by investigation and characterisation of pollutants is a
prerequisite for its effective management, for reuse and safe discharge. The stochastic …

The capacity to collect meaningful data to estimate stormwater runoff water quality and
subsequent system removal performance is key to selecting the appropriate solutions to …

Quantifying the quality of urban storm water is an important prerequisite to the effective
management of urban runoff, which is recognized as the major nonpoint source of pollution …

The conventional approach to water quality monitoring is to combine periodic sampling with
batch analysis in the laboratory. Such a procedure is both labour intensive and time …

The presented work studies the influence of the sampling strategy on the quality of locally
calibrated UV-VIS probe measurements in combined sewer overflows (CSO) and the …

A submersible UV/VIS spectrophotometer has been implemented on the pre-treatment unit
of a large-scale wastewater treatment plant (350,000 person-equivalent) to monitor the rapid …

Executive summary Today, the main source of pollution in urban estuaries and coastal
waters, and a leading source for both lakes and river systems, is stormwater generated from …

We assessed the utility of online fluorescence spectroscopy for the real-time evaluation of
the microbial quality of untreated drinking water. Online fluorimeters were installed on the …

Rainfall and associated urban runoff have been linked to an increased deterioration of
environmental waters, carrying several pollutants including pathogenic microorganisms …