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RIVER POLLUTION CONTROL 

By

M. J STIFF, B. SC., C. Chem., MRIC

Contents

PART 1: APPROACHES TO RIVER POLLUTION CONTROL

Chapter 1: The application of charges for discharges to river

Chapter 2: Quality objectives and fixed emission standards – an industrial view

Chapter 3: The European Community and water pollution control

Chapter 4: River pollution control by quality objectives

PART 2: THE PROBLEMS OF INTERNATIONAL RIVERS

Chapter 5: The World Health Organization and pollution control in Europe

Chapter 6 : Water pollution control on River Danube

Chapter7: Political aspects of cleaning the River Rhine

Chapter 8: The pollution of the River Rhine – the perspective for im-provement

PART3: RIVER POLLUTION CONTROL IN PRACTICE

Chapter 9: French measures against River Rhine pollution

Chapter10: The River Rhine monitoring programme in Germany

Chapter11: The River Trent system -20 years of improvement

Chapter12: Water supply intake protection  

Section1 .River Water data collection and pollution monitoring

Section 2 Development of a monitoring station

 Chapter13: Water quality surveillance

PART 4 DATA REQUIRMENTS FOR POLLUTION CONTROL 

Chapter 14: Archiving data – an archivist's viewpoint

Chapter15: The interaction between data collection and water quality modeling

Chapter16:  The importance of flow measurement

Chapter17: Sampling: defining the task and planning the scheme

Chapter18: Time-of-travel and its significance

Chapter19: Water quality data requirements of United Kingdom Government

PART5: WATER QUALITY ASSESSMENT

Chapter20: Ecologic value scales for small streams

Chapter21: Water quality assessment using the theory of entropy

PART6: WATER QUALITY MODELLING

Chapter22: The systems analytical approach

Chapter23: Modelling for management 

Chapter24: The River Ouse mathematical model

Chapter25: Mathematical modeling of the River Thames 

Chapter26: Water quality modeling for wastewater management

Prep. / Asmaa Ahmed
Manage. / Huda Hosny