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Water Contamination Emergencies

Enhancing our Response

Water Contamination Emergencies

DOI: 10.1039/9781847552426
K Clive Thompson (Editor), John Gray (Editor)
ISBN (online): 978-1-84755-242-6
ISBN (print): 978-0-85404-658-4
Copyright: 2006


Table of Contents

Title Page  
PDF iconContents and front matter
DOI: 10.1039/9781847552426-FP001 (597Kb)
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PDF iconIntroduction: Themes and Perspectives
DOI: 10.1039/9781847552426-00001 (261Kb)
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Safety, Security, (Un)certainty 3 License Access
The Water Industry's Perspective of Water Contamination Emergencies 5 License Access
The Customers' View on Water Contamination 7 License Access
Achieving an Appropriate Balance? - An Ofwat Perspective 19 License Access
Water Contamination: Case Scenarios 27 License Access
Chemical Contamination of Water - Toxic Effects 31 License Access
HPA Role on Health Risk Advice to Public Health Teams 39 License Access
Preventing Drinking Water Emergencies - Water Quality Monitoring Lessons from Recent Outbreak Experience 42 License Access
Water Safety Plans and Their Role in Preventing and Managing Contamination of the Water Supply 53 License Access
The Use of Computational Toxicology for Emergency Response Assessment 62 License Access
Risk Management Capabilities - Towards Mindfulness for the International Water Utility Sector 70 License Access
Mass Spectrometry Screening Techniques 81 License Access
The Utilisation On-line of Common Parameter Monitoring as a Surveillance Tool for Enhancing Water Security 89 License Access
Risk Assessment Methodology for Water Utlities (RAM-W™) - the Foundation for Emergency Response Planning 99 License Access
Faster, Smaller, Cheaper: Technical Innovations for Next-Generation Water Monitoring 105 License Access
A Dutch View of Emergency Planning and Control 116 License Access
Water Distribution System Modelling: an Essential Component of Total System Security 126 License Access
Strengthening Collaborations for Water-Related Health Risk Communication 135 License Access
Risk Assessment, Perception and Communication - Why Dialogue is Politic 145 License Access
Bouncing Back 152 License Access
Poor Communication During a Contamination Event May Cause More Harm to Public Health than the Actual Event Itself 156 License Access
Communication of Tap Water Risks - Challenges and Opportunities 165 License Access
Improving Communication of Drinking Water Risks Through a Better Understanding of Public Perspectives 172 License Access
UK Water Industry Laboratory Mutual Group: Progress and Achievements 184 License Access
Recent Advances in Rapid Ecotoxicity Screening 192 License Access
A Water Company Perspective 203 License Access
Rapid Detection of Volatile Substances in Water Using a Portable Photoionization Detector 208 License Access
Analysis Methods for Water Pollution Emergency Incidents 216 License Access
Laboratory Environmental Analysis Proficiency (LEAP) Emergency Scheme 229 License Access
Electronic attack on IT and SCADA Systems 236 License Access
Incident Involving Radionuclides 240 License Access
CBRN Issues 251 License Access
Screening Analysis of River Samples for Unknown Polutants 265 License Access
Microbiological Risk and Analysis Issues in Water 267 License Access
Reagentless Detection of CB Agents 284 License Access
Be Prepared, the Approach in the Netherlands 292 License Access
Overview of the Water Company Challenges 303 License Access
Closing Remarks 310 License Access
Posters 311 License Access
Subject Index 369 License Access