EPA Information Dissemination Project
1200 Chambers Road - Third Floor
Columbus, Ohio 43212
Water Quality
Instructional
Resources
Information
System
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Prepared by
EPA Instructional Resources Center
SMEAC Information Reference Center
1200 Chambers Road - 3rd Floor
Columbus, Ohio A3212
as part of
Grant No. T-901366010
WATER QUALITY INSTRUCTIONAL
RESOURCES INFORMATION SYSTEM (IRIS)
A Compilation of Abstracts
to Water Quality and Water
Resources Materials
Supplement X (1982)
June, 1982
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This project has been financed (in part) with Federal funds from
glteJJ.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Water Program
Operations, National Training and Operational Technology Center,
Cincinnati, Ohio, under grant identification number T-901366010.
ffhe^tiontents do not necessarily reflect the views and policies of
the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, nor does mention of trade
names or commercial products constitute endorsement or recommendation
for use.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Topic Page
Preface
I. General Information about Materials in IRIS 1
A. What Types of Materials are Included in IRIS 1
B. How are Materials Entered in IRIS 1
C. How Can a User Locate Materials in IRIS 1
1. All Materials Placed in IRIS (Water) Collection .... 1
2. Materials Placed in the Educational Resources
Information System (ERIC) 3
II. How to Use the Compilation 4
A. Description of Information in Resumes 4
B. How to Locate Desired Materials 8
1. Subject Index 8
2. Author Index 8
III. Correcting an Existing IRIS Record 9
IV. Requests to Receive Information about IRIS and the
IRC Bulletin 9
V. Requests for Assistance in Using IRIS 9
VI. How to Locate Other Relevant Educational Materials 10
VII. How to Structure a Computer Search of IRIS 16
VIII. How to Order Materials 19
IX. Resume Section 21
X. Author Index 91
XI. Subject Index 97
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Preface
This publication contains abstracts and indexes to selected
materials related to wastewater treatment and water quality education
and instruction. In addition, some materials related to pesticides,
hazardous wastes, and public participation are included. Also
included are procedures to illustrate how instructors and curriculum
developers in the water quality control field can locate instructional
materials to meet very general or highly specific requirements in
their programs.
Supplements to this publication will be issued periodically.
For further information about these materials contact:
EPA Instructional Resources Center
1200 Chambers Road, Room 310
Columbus, Ohio 43212
Telephone: (614) 422-6717
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I. General Information about Materials in IRIS.
A. What types of materials are included in IRIS?
The EPA Instructional Resources Center (water) acquires,
reviews, indexes, and announces both print (books, modules,
units, etc.) and non-print (films, slides, video tapes, etc.)
materials related to water quality and water resources
education and instruction.
Materials selected must be available from some source for
announcement. When materials are not readily available we
attempt to make the materials available through some national
information service for easier acquisition. In a few cases
the EPA Instructional Resources Center is the source of the
materials.
B. How are materials entered into IRIS?
We request that people assist us in locating materials for
the system. If you have materials you believe to be useful
to others, please send two copies if possible to the:
EPA Instructional Resources Center
1200 Chambers Road, Room 310
Columbus, Ohio 43212
Materials are reviewed by the project staff. Availability of
the materials is checked, and the materials are abstracted
and indexed. The abstract describes the contents of the
material. The index terms (descriptors) are concepts or
terms used to describe the contents and the form of the document.
(See the Subject Index for a listing of those that have
been used.) The index terms are useful for locating materials
manually, such as with this compilation, and also by computer.
When items are processed they are entered on the IRIS (water)
computer tape. This tape is maintained by the EPA Instructional
Resources Center at The Ohio State University and is used for
producing tapes for other information systems, publications,
and for computer searches conducted at The Ohio State University.
C. How can a user locate materials in IRIS?
1. All materials placed in IRIS (water) Collection.
Materials entered into the IRIS (water) collection can be
located in two ways: (1) by manual search of this compilation
and similar ones to follow and (2) by computer.
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The first compilation contained resumes of selected
materials processed for the previous IRIS (water) collection
and resumes of selected materials of items added to the
IRIS (water) collection. A limited number of copies
of the compilation in paper copy and microfiche are available
free of charge as long as the supply lasts from the EPA
Instructional Resources Center. After the free copies of
the compilations are gone, copies will be available for
purchase from the EPA Instructional Resources Center.
Quarterly updates of the compilation are available by
subscription on a yearly basis beginning November, 1979.
Information regarding an annual subscription to IRIS (water)
Quarterly Compilations can be obtained by writing to the
EPA Instructional Resources Center. A subscription to
the quarterly supplements for 1981-82 is $12.00 (within
the U.S.). Price to Canada is $14.00. Prices in other
Countries is $20.00. Separate quarterly supplements are
$4.00 each.
The compilation and the quarterly supplements can be scanned
and the subject index can be used for manual searches.
Computer tapes of the IRIS (water) collection can also be
searched by both batch and on-line computer searches. The
IRIS tapes are available for searching through the Bibliographic
Retrieval Services, Inc., (BRS) and with Dialog. Any search
service that currently subscribes to BRS or Dialog is able
to search the IRIS data base by on-line techniques.
Individuals or agencies with computer terminals and telephone
connection equipment can subscribe to BRS or Dialog and do
their own searches if they desire.
Information regarding BRS may be obtained by writing or
phoning BRS, Corporation Park, Building 702, Scotia, NY 12302,
(518) 374-5011.
Information regarding Dialog may be obtained by writing
or phoning Dialog Information Retrieval Service,
3460 Hillview Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94304, (415) 858-3775.
Plans are being made to mount IRIS tapes with other on-line
vendors. Information regarding this service will be
announced in a future EPA IRC Bulletin and in mailings from
the EPA Instructional Resources Center.
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2. Materials placed in the Educational Resources Information
System (ERIC)
A number of the materials processed for the IRIS (water)
system are entered into the ERIC system and announced in
Resources in Education (RIE). Resources in Education (RIE)
is published monthly and is available from:
Superintendent of Documents
U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington, DC 20402
(202) 783-3238
The current price is listed in the most recent issue of RIE.
Check if a college or university library close to you has a
copy. If they do not, contact the EPA Instructional Resources
Center for assistance.
Many libraries subscribe to RIE. Materials announced in RIE
can be searched manually each month by scanning RIE or by
checking the index terms in the back of each issue.
Materials announced in RIE can be searched by computer also.
ERIC computer tapes may be purchased outright, but most users
of the tapes gain access to them through three major database
vendors, Dialog, Systems Development Corporation (Orbit), and
Bibliographic Retrieval Services. For the addresses of search
services in your state that can search these databases,
contact the:
EPA Instructional Resources Center
1200 Chambers Road, Room 310
Columbus, Ohio 43212
(614) 422-6717
Most of the materials announced in RIE are available on
microfiche (microfilm) at over 700 sites throughout the
United States and the world. Users can view these materials
on site at many locations to identify what they believe
will be useful to them at no cost. Microfiche copies
(or in most cases Xerox copies) can be ordered through the
ERIC Document Reproduction Service. The address and
order information is in the back of each issue of RIE.
Xerox copies of many items related to water quality and
resource education and training can also be ordered through
the EPA Instructional Resources Center for 3
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A number of journal articles processed for the IRIS
(water) system are entered into the ERIC system and
announced In Current Index to Journals in Education (CIJE).
Current Index to Journals in Education is published monthly
and is available from:
ORYX Press
3930 East Camelback Road
Phoenix, Arizona 85018
(602) 254-6156
Many libraries subscribe to CIJE. Materials announced in
CIJE can be searched manually each month by scanning CIJE
or by checking the index terms in the back of each issue.
Materials announced in CIJE can be searched by computer also.
Refer to the previous discussion of RIE concerning computer
searches.
Materials announced in CIJE can be located in journals at
many university libraries.
Many of the articles can be obtained from University Microfilms.
Current prices are $6.00 for articles published before
January 1976 and $4.00 for articles published after January 1976.
For further information write to:
UMI Article Reprint Department
300 North Zeeb Road
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106
(313) 761-4700
How to Use the Compilation
A. Description of Information in Resumes
Each resume is listed by EW number in numerical order in
the resume section. Two samples of resumes are provided to
explain the data fields in the resumes. Sample resume //I is
a sample resume of an item not entered into ERIC. Sample
resume #2 is a sample resume of an item entered into ERIC;
a few additional data elements are in these resumes and are
explained.
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1. Sample resume of materials not entered in ERIC
a. IRIS NUMBER: EW 006 023
b. PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 81
c. TITLE: PROGRAMMED APPROACH TO WATER/MASS ANALYSES.
d. PERSONAL AUTHOR: SPENCE, GEORGE R., JR.
e. DESCRIPTOR: *DESIGN; *ENGINEERING; *EQUIPMENT;
*MASS BALANCE; *PROJECT DESIGN; *POLLUTION ENGINEERING;
*PIPES; *WATER RESOURCES
f. DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 30-33P.
g. ABSTRACT: DURING THE ENGINEERING PHASE OF A PROJECT
DESIGN WATER REQUIREMENTS OFTEN CHANGE AS NEW
INFORMATION BECOMES AVAILABLE. THIS ARTICLE DETAILS
A PROGRAMMED APPROACH TO CALCULATION OF A WATER/MASS
BALANCE WHICH PROVIDES THE USER WITH THE ABILITY TO
READILY ASSESS THE IMPACT OF VARYING WATER QUALITIES,
FLOW PATTERNS, AND FLOW RATES. THIS INFORMATION IS
THEN USED IN DETERMINING PIPE AND EQUIPMENT SIZES.
h. AVAILABILITY: POLLUTION ENGINEERING, V13 N2
a. IRIS NUMBER this is the identification number
sequentially assigned to materials as they are processed.
Gaps in numbers mean that some items have been deleted,
are being processed to add new information, or have
been delayed in processing for some reason.
b. PUBLICATION DATE date material was published
according to information on the material.
c. TITLE
d. PERSONAL AUTHOR person or persons who wrote,
compiled, or edited the material. Up to two personal
authors can be listed.
e. DESCRIPTOR subject terms which characterize
substantive contents and form of the materials. The
major terms are preceeded by an asterisk. Terms used
to index all resumes in this compilation can be
reviewed in the Subject Index.
f. DESCRIPTIVE NOTE various items of information may
be contained in this section. For print materials the
number of pages is usually listed.
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g. ABSTRACT some early materials entered into IRIS
did not have abstract information. All materials
currently being entered into IRIS have an informative
abstract that describes the contents of the item.
h. AVAILABILITY information in this field indicates
where the material can be obtained and the price of
the material quoted the last time information was
received from the source. Please note: Prices of
nearly all materials are subject to changes and may
not be accurate at the time a person orders a specific
item.
Sample resume of material entered into ERIC (Resources
in Education)
Item entered into ERIC (Resources in Education) will have
a few additional data fields.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006664
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT OF WATERSHED LANDS: A
SIX WEEK SHORT COURSE.
DESCRIPTOR: ADMINISTRATION; ECOLOGICAL FACTORS;
ECONOMIC FACTORS; INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *LAND USE;
NATURAL RESOURCES; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
~TECHNICAL EDUCATION; *WATER RESOURCES; HYDROLOGY;
NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT; WATER QUALITY; WATERSHEDS
B. DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: EDRS PRICE: MF01 PLUS POSTAGE-NOT
AVAILABLE IN HARD COPY DUE TO MARGINAL LEGIBILITY OF
ORIGINAL DOCUMENT
ABSTRACT: THIS COURSE WAS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE THE
WATER RESOURCE TECHNICIAN OR MANAGER WITH INFORMATION
WHICH WILL AID IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF IMPROVEMENTS
OF PRESENT LAND USE PRACTICES AND TO ILLUSTRATE
ALTERNATIVE CONCEPTS AND TECHNIQUES IN LAND AND WATER >
USE FOR INCREASING AND IMPROVING THE MULTIPLE PRODUCTS
a. OF WATERSHED LANDS. (ED 197 941)
AVAILABILITY: ERIC, DOCUMENT REPRODUCTION SERVICE,
P. 0. BOX 190, ARLINGTON, VA 22210
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a. ERIC NUMBER the ED number indicates the document has
been processed and entered into RESOURCES IN EDUCATION.
This identification number is the number to use when
ordering a document or when requesting information
about a document.
b. EDRS PRICE if material is available through the ERIC
Document Reproduction Service, the price of the material
when it was entered into the ERIC system and the form of
the material is indicated. "MF" means microfiche;
"HC" means Xerox copy. Prices are subject to change.
Current prices of microfiche and paper copies are listed
in the back of each issue of RESOURCES IN EDUCATION;
consult the latest monthly issue for current prices.
Information about ordering items can also be obtained
by contacting:
ERIC Document Reproduction Service (EDRS)
P. 0. Box 190
Arlington, Virginia 22210
Telephone: (703) 841-1212
Items that are available on microfiche (MF) are contained
in microfiche collections at over 700 sites where they
can be read. For information on the microfiche locations
in your state contact the EPA Instructional Resources
Center.
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How to Locate Desired Materials
Users can identify materials of interest by scanning the
resume listings, or using the Subject Index, Author Index,
or Institutional Index.
1. Subject Index
The Subject Index is designed to enable the user to
search for information on either a broad subject or
a narrow information concern. An EW number is included
for each item listed under the subject heading. The
EW number refers to the abstract entry in the resume
section where complete bibliographic information, an
abstract of the item, and availability information can
be found.
A user can also coordinate a search by checking EW
numbers that appear under two or more subject headings.
For example, you could check all the EW numbers under
Water Treatment and all the EW numbers under Films.
EW numbers included under both subject headings would
include information relevant to Water Treatment that
were films. EW numbers under wastewater treatment
and laboratory techniques would provide a list of
materials related to Laboratory Techniques and to
Wastewater Treatment. Similar techniques could be
used to identify other information desired.
Users with ERIC microfiche should check the resume
entry. If the document is available on microfiche from
the ERIC Document Reproduction Service, the availability
will be indicated by "MF" on the resume by "EDRS Price."
This means libraries with ERIC microfiche collections
should have the document on microfiche.
If you want a document available through the ERIC
Document Reproduction Service (EDRS) see the section on
ordering documents.
2. Author Index
If you desire to locate a document by the name of the
author, you can use the Author Index. EW numbers are
provided under the author in the Author Index as in
the Subject Index. Some documents do not have a listed
author; hence, they are not listed in this index.
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III. Correcting an Existing IRIS Record
The IRIS data base will be updated on a quarterly basis.
Corrections will be made to the data base at those times.
You can help improve IRIS by sending corrections for items you
f ind to be in error.
We request that you duplicate (copy) the resume from the
compilation, mark the information you believe to be wrong (or
incomplete), and send the marked resume to:
EPA Instructional Resources Center
1200 Chambers Road, Room 310
Columbus, Ohio 43212
(614) 422-6717
Corrections of errors will occur in the IRIS tapes at the next
update after comments are received.
If you have difficulty obtaining materials from the listed source
in the AVAILABILITY section of the resume, please let us know.
We will contact the sources to verify whether the materials are
available, but your assistance will provide corrections between
annual availability checks.
If you are the supplier of materials in IRIS, please let us know
if you remove a product from your list, modify a product on your
list, or change the price of the product.
IV. Requests to Receive Information about IRIS and the IRC Bulletin
Information regarding IRIS, materials in IRIS, and modifications
in the system will be announced in the IRC Bulletin. The Bulletin
is issued about six times a year as information is available.
If you are not on the mailing list write to the EPA Instructional
Resources Center. Limited numbers of some back issues are still
available.
If you need information about IRIS you can also phone (614) 422-6717
with your questions.
V. Requests for Assistance in Using IRIS
A. Assistance in use of IRIS manuals
If you need help in using the IRIS manuals phone (614) 422-6717
or write to the EPA Instructional Resources Center. Staff
are normally available from about 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Eastern time to answer your questions.
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B. Assistance in accessing IRIS by computer
1. Conducting searches.
See Section VIII.
2. Subscribing to BRS, Inc. for computer searching of IRIS.
Contact: Bibliographic Retrieval Services, Inc.
Corporation Park, Building 702
Scotia, New York 12302
(518) 374-5011
3. Subscribing to Dialog for computer searching of IRIS.
Contact: Dialog Information Retrieval Service
3460 Hillview Avenue
Palo Alto, California 94304
(415) 858-3775
4. Contacting a computer search service (an agency that
will conduct a search for you, usually for a fee).
The EPA Instructional Resources Center maintains a
list of agencies that can conduct searches. Most
charge a fee, though some are free to qualified
users in a limited geographical area.
Phone or write to obtain information for your area.
VI. How to Locate Other Relevant Educational Materials
A number of people have requested information related to such
areas as management, basic skills (reading, mathematics, writing)
human relations, contract negotiations, and other topics. The
EPA Instructional Resources Center plans to develop some user
service products in selected areas in 1982.
Another excellent source of information for many educational
concerns is the ERIC System.
ERIC is a national information system designed and developed by
the U.S. Office of Education, and now supported and operated by
the National Institute of Education (NIE) , for providing ready
access to descriptions of exemplary programs, research and
development efforts, and related information that can be used
in developing more effective educational programs.
There are 16 Clearinghouses in the nationwide ERIC network. Each
specializes in a different, multi-discipline, educational area.
Each searches out pertinent documents.
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The ERIC Clearinghouses have responsibility within the network
for acquiring the significant educational literature within
their particular areas, selecting the highest quality and most
relevant material, processing (i.e., cataloging, indexing,
abstracting) the selected items for input to the data base,
and also for providing information analysis products and various
user services based on the data base.
The 16 ERIC Clearinghouses are listed on the next few pages,
together with addresses, telephone numbers, and brief scope
notes describing the areas they cover. You can contact them
for assistance In locating information relevant to their scope
notes.
A. ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult, Career, and Vocational Education
The Ohio State University
National Center for Research in Vocational Education
1960 Kenny Road
Columbus, Ohio 43210
Telephone: (614) 486-3655
Career education, formal and Informal at all levels,
encompassing attitudes, self-knowledge, decision-making
skills, general and occupational knowledge, and specific
vocational and occupational skills; adult and continuing
education, formal and informal, relating to occupational,
family, leisure, citizen, organizational, and retirement
roles; vocational and technical education, including new
sub-professional fields, industrial arts, and vocational
rehabilitation for the handicapped.
B. ERIC Clearinghouse on Counseling and Personnel Services
University of Michigan
2108 School of Education
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109
Telephone: (313) 764-9492
Preparation, practice, and supervision of counselors at all
educational levels and in all settings, theoretical development
of counseling and guidance, use and results of personnel
procedures such as testing, interviewing, disseminating,
and analyzing such information, group work and case work;
nature of pupil, student, and adult characteristics;
personnel workers and their relation to career planning,
family consultations, and student orientation activities.
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C. ERIC Clearinghouse on Elementary and Early Childhood Education
University of Illinois
College of Education
805 West Pennsylvania Avenue
Urbana, Illinois 61801
Telephone: (217) 333-1386
Prenatal factors, parental behavior; the physical, psychological,
social, educational, and cultural development of children
from birth through the primary grades; educational theory,
research, and practice related to the development of young
children.
D. ERIC Clearinghouse on Educational Management
University of Oregon
Library, Room 108
Eugene, Oregon 97403
Telephone: (503) 686-5043
Leadership, management, and structure of public and private
educational organizations; practice and theory of administration;
preservice and inservice preparation of administrators,
tasks and processes of administration, methods and
varieties of organization, organizational change, and
social context of the organization.
Sites, buildings, and equipment for education; planning,
financing, constructing, renovating, equipping, maintaining,
operating, insuring, utilizing, and evaluating educational
facilities.
E. ERIC Clearinghouse on Handicapped and Gifted Children
Council for Exceptional Children
1920 Association Drive
Reston, Virginia 22091
Telephone: (703) 620-3660
Aurally handicapped, visually handicapped, mentally handicapped,
physically handicapped, emotionally disturbed, speech
handicapped, learning disabilities, and the gifted; behavioral,
psychomotor, and communication disorders, administration of
special education services; preparation and continuing education
of professional and paraprofessional personnel; preschool
learning and development of the exceptional; general studies
on creativity.
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F. ERIC Clearinghouse on Higher Education
George Washington University
One Dupont Circle, Suite 630
Washington, DC 20036
Telephone: (202) 296-2597
Various subjects relating to college and university students,
college and university conditions and problems, college and
university programs; curricular and instructional problems and
programs, faculty, institutional research; federal programs,
professional education (medical, law, etc.)ť graduate education,
university extension programs, teaching-learning, planning,
governance, finance, evaluation, interinstitutional arrangements,
and management of higher educational institutions.
G. ERIC Clearinghouse on Information Resources
Syracuse University
School of Education
130 Huntington Hall
Syracuse, New York 13210
Telephone: (315) 423-3640
Management, operation, and use of libraries; the technology
to improve their operation and the education, training,
and professional activities of librarians and information
specialists. Educational techniques involved in microteaching,
systems analysis, and programmed instruction employing
audiovisual teaching aids and technology, such as television,
radio, computers, and cable television, communication
satellites, microforms, and public television.
H. ERIC Clearinghouse for Junior Colleges
University of California
96 Powell Library Building
405 Hilgard Avenue
Los Angeles, California 90024
Telephone: (213) 825-3931
Development, administration, and evaluation of public and
private community junior colleges. Junior college students,
staff, curricula, programs, libraries, and community services.
I. ERIC Clearinghouse on Languages and Linguistics
Center for Applied Linguistics
3520 Prospect Street, N.W.
Washington, DC 20007
Telephone: (202) 298-9292
Languages and linguistics. Instructional methodology,
psychology of language learning, cultural and intercultural
content, application of linguistics, curricular problems and
developments, teacher training and qualifications, language
sciences, psycholinguistics, theoretical and applied linguistics,
language pedagogy, bilingualism, and commonly taught languages
including English and speakers of other languages.
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J. ERIC Clearinghouse on Reading and Communication Skills
National Council of Teachers of English
1111 Kenyon Road
Urbana, Illinois 61801
Telephone: (217) 328-3870
Reading, English, and communication skills, preschool
through college. Educational research and development in
reading, writing, speaking, and listening. Identification,
diagnosis, and remediation of reading problems. Speech
communicationforensics, mass communication, interpersonal
and small group interaction, interpretation, rhetorical
and communication theory, instruction development, speech
sciences, and theater. Preparation of instructional staff
and related personnel in these areas.
All aspects of reading behavior with emphasis on physiology,
psychology, sociology, and teaching. Instructional materials,
curricula, tests and measurement, preparation of reading
teachers and specialists, and methodology at all levels.
Role of libraries and other agencies in fostering and
guiding reading. Diagnostic and remedial services in
school and clinical settings.
K. ERIC Clearinghouse on Rural Education and Small Schools
New Mexico State University
Box 3AP
Las Cruces, New Mexico 88003
Telephone: (505) 646-2623
Education of Indian Americans, Mexican Americans, Spanish
Americans, and migratory farm workers and their children;
outdoor education; economic, cultural, social, or other
factors related to educational programs in rural areas and
small schools; disadvantaged of rural and small school
populations.
L. ERIC Clearinghouse for Science, Mathematics, and Environmental
Education
The Ohio State University
1200 Chambers Road - Room 310
Columbus, Ohio 43212
Telephone: (614) 422-6717
All levels of science, mathematics, and environmental education;
development of curriculum and instructional materials;
media applications; impact of interest, intelligence, values,
and concept development upon learning; preservice and inservice
teacher education and supervision.
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M. ERIC Clearinghouse for Social Studies/Social Science Education
Social Science Education Consortium, Inc.
855 Broadway
Boulder, Colorado 80302
Telephone: (303) 492-8434
All levels of social studies and social science; all
activities relating to teachers; content of disciplines;
applications of learning theory, curriculum theory, child
development theory, and instructional theory; research and
development programs; special needs of student groups;
education as a social science; social studies/social science
and the community."
N. ERIC Clearinghouse on Teacher Education
American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education
One Dupont Circle, Suite 610
Washington, DC 20036
Telephone: (202) 293-2450
School personnel at all levels; all issues from selection
through preservice and inservice preparation and training
to retirement; curricula, educational theory and philosophy;
general education not specifically covered by Educational
Management Clearinghouse; Title XI NDEA Institutes not
covered by subject speciality in other ERIC Clearinghouses;
all aspects of physical education.
0. ERIC Clearinghouse on Tests, Measurement, and Evaluation
Educational Testing Service
Rosedale Road
Princeton, New Jersey 08541
Telephone: (609) 734-5180
Tests and other measurement devices; evaluation procedures
and techniques; application of tests, measurement, or
evaluation in educational projects of programs.
P. ERIC Clearinghouse on Urban Education
Columbia University
Teachers College
Box 40
525 West 120th Street
New York, New York 10027
Telephone: (212) 678-3437
The relationship between urban life and schooling; the
effect of urban experiences and environments from birth
onward; the academic, intellectual, and social performance
of urban children and youth from grade three through college
entrance (including the effect of self concept, motivation,
and other affective influences); education of urban,
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Puerto Rican and Asian American populations, and rural and
urban black populations; programs and practices which provide
learning experiences designed to meet the special needs of
diverse populations served by urban schools and which build
upon their unique as well as their common characteristics,
structural changes in the classroom, school, school system,
and community and innovative instructional practices which
directly affect urban children and youth; programs, practices,
and materials related to economic and ethnic discrimination,
segregation, desegregation, and integration in education;
issues, programs, practices, and materials related to redressing
the curriculum imbalance in the treatment of ethnic minority
groups.
Q. Educational Resources Information Center
Central ERIC
National Institute of Education
1200-19th Street, N.W.
Washington, DC 20208
Telephone: (202) 254-5555
There are other sources of educational information in many states.
Included are information dissemination units in the state
departments of education, intermediate education units, and local
education units. In many cases, a local school administrator
or school librarian can help you locate assistance.
VII. How to Structure a Computer Search of IRIS
This explanation relates to the IRIS data base that can be searched
on-line through Bibliographic Retrieval Services, Inc. or Dialog.
As IRIS becomes available through other sources, information
relevant to those services will be provided.
A few notes about the service are important. The following fields
are searchable by computer: (1) IRIS Accession Number (EW number),
(2) ERIC Accession Number (ED number), (3) Authors, (4) Institution,
(5) Title, (6) Subject index terms, and (7) Abstract.
If you submit a search of IRIS through BRS or Dialog, the program
will search for the words you select in three fields unless the
searcher requests to limit the search. These fields are: (1) the
title field, (2) the subject index field, and (3) the abstract.
We recommend you use this feature especially for searches on specific
terms. If you find more material than you want by this technique
you can narrow the search to items that may have the most information
on the topic by limiting the search to the subject index field.
Several sample searches are listed on the following pages.
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A. Sample 1
If you want to locate audiovisual aids that relate to safety
you would submit a search with audiovisual aids and safety.
Materials that included the terms both audiovisual aids and
safety in the title field, the abstract, and the subject index
field would be identified by the computer.
Audiovisual
Aids
Safety
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Items Identified
The computer program can tell you the number of items, the
title of the items, or print the entire resume of each item.
If you were primarily interested in audiovisual aids, safety,
and chlorine you would submit a search of these three terms.
You might want to include chlorides and chlorination as well
as chlorine in the search. This search would identify materials
that contained audiovisual aids, safety, and one or more of
the words, chlorine and chlorination.
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Audiovisual
Aids
Chlorine
Chlorination
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B. Sample 2
If you want to identify materials related to monitoring,
you should include several related terms and the chemical,
material, or situation that is being monitored. See the
example below.
Monitoring
Chemical Analysis
Water Analysis
Laboratory Procedures
This search would identify all the items that included any
of the terms on the left and pH.
C. Sample 3
If you are interested in materials related to inspection
and construction you could conduct a search of these two
terms. The search would identify all materials that included
both terms. If you were interested in only wastewater
treatment facilities you could construct a search as diagrammed.
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This search would yield specific materials and demonstrates
how a computer search can help you locate materials you want.
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The subject index can also be used to help you select words
to Include In a search. Words listed in the subject index
are certain to be in the searchable fields. Therefore, selecting
these terms to use in structuring a search will increase the
probability of locating materials. Some words will appear in
the title or abstract that are not included in the subject
term field. Such words can be used to check if any materials
are in the data base. If, however, you conduct a search with
such a word it is usually best to include a synonym that ^Ls
in the subject index.
VIII. How to Order Materials
The AVAILABILITY field in the resume indicates where materials
can be obtained. A few of the sources are explained.
A. A number of audiovisual materials can be obtained on loan
or purchased from the EPA Instructional Resources Center.
Most items previously available from the NTOTC office
will be available after November 1, 1981 from the
EPA Instructional Resources Center at The Ohio State
University. For further information write or call.
B. Some of the materials are available through the ERIC
Document Reproduction Service. MF (microfiche) are 4" x 6"
sheets of microfilm; up to 96 pages of text can be reproduced
on one sheet. HC (paper copy) is a reproduction of the
document in paper form at the original size.
Order forms for these materials can be obtained from:
ERIC Document Reproduction Service
P.O. Box 190
Arlington, Virginia 22210
(703) 841-1212
C. The EPA Instructional Resources Center will provide
xerox copies of materials that are not copyrighted for
$1.00 per document plus $0.03 per page.
If you can not obtain materials that are listed or have difficulty
obtaining materials, please contact the EPA Instructional Resources
Center. We can provide assistance in obtaining materials from
some sources. If materials become unavailable, we will remove
them from the IRIS data base.
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005596
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 82
TITLE: THE CONCEPTUAL AND INSTITUTIONAL ASPECTS OF
INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ALLEN, G. E.; BATH, J. E.
DESCRIPTOR: AGRICULTURE) ~ECOLOGICAL FACTORS; ~ECONOMIC
FACTORS; ^EXTENSION; ~FOOD PRODUCTIONi ~FEDERAL ROLE;
~HIGHER EDUCATION; * INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT; *MANAGEMENT;
*MULTIDISC I PLINARY APPROACH; ~OPERATIONS (PESTICIDES); ~PEST
MANAGEMENT; ~PEST CONTROL; *RESEARCH; ~SOCIOLOGICAL FACTORS;
USDA; USEPA
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 658-664P.
ABSTRACT: INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT ( IPM) INVOLVES A
MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO PEST CONTROL, BASED ON
ECOLOGICAL. SOCIOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC FACTORS. THIS ARTICLE
DISCUSSES THE CURRENT CONCEPTS OF IPM HORIZONTAL AND
VERTICAL INTEGRATION; AND RECENT INSTITUTIONAL ADJUSTMENTS
AT THE STATE, REGIONAL AND NATIONAL LEVEL WHICH WILL ENHANCE
PEST MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS.
AVAILABILITY: BIOSCIENCE, V30 N10
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW003397
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 80
TITLE: THE RELATIONSHIP OF PLANT PATHOLOGY TO INTEGRATED
PEST MANAGEMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FRY, W. E.; THURSTON, H. D.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ACRICULTURE; ~BIOLOGICAL CONTROLS; ~CHEMICAL
CONTROLS; *CULTURAL CONTROLS; *DISEASE CONTROL; * INTEGRATED
PEST MANAGEMENT; *MANAGEMENT; ~PEST CONTROL; ~PLANT
PATHOLOGY; ~PLANT DISEASES; PATHOGENS; ~PESTICIDES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 665-669P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES THE IMPORTANCE OF PLANT
PATHOGENS AND THE MAGNITUDE OF THE EFFECT THEY CAN HAVE ON
FOOD PRODUCTION. CONVENTIAL APPROACHES TO DISEASE CONTROL
ARE CONTRASTED AND COMPARED WITH INNOVATIVE HOLISTIC
INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES INVOLVING BIOLOGICAL
GENETIC AND CULTURAL CONTROL.
AVAILABILITY: BIOSCIENCE, V30 N10
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005398
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 80
TITLE: INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT: THE ROLE OF NEMATOLOGY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BIRD, G. W. ; THOMASON, I. J.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ECOLOGY; ~EXTENSION; * INTEGRATED PEST
MANAGEMENT; ~INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH; MANAGEMENT;
~NEMATOLOGY; ~PLANT PARASITES; PATHOGENS; ~PESTICIDES;
~RESEARCH
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 670-674P.
ABSTRACT: INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT PROVIDES GREAT
OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE CONTROL OF PHYTOPARASITIC NEMATODES.
THE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY INVOLVES REGULATORY, CULTURAL,
CHEMICAL, AND PLANT RESISTANCE COMPONENTS. HOWEVER,
SIGNIFICANT RESEARCH IS NEEDED IN ALL AREAS OF NEMATOLOGY
THAT INTERFACE WITH IPM. ADDITIONALLY, FURTHER EDUCATION AND
EXTENSION IS NECESSARY BEFORE MORE COMPREHENSIVE IPM
PROGRAMS CAN BE DESIGNED AND IMPLEMENTED.
AVAILABILITY: BIOSCIENCE, V30 N10
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005599
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 80
TITLE: WEED SCIENCE IN INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BALDWIN, F. L.; SANTELMANN, P. W.
DESCRIPTOR: ~FOOD PRODUCTION; ~HERBICIDES; ~INTEGRATED PEST
MANAGEMENT; ~MANAGEMENT; ~MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH; ~WEED
CONTROL; *WEEDS; ~WEED SCIENCE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 675-678P.
ABSTRACT: CROP COMPETITION WITH WEEDS RESULTS IN
SIGNIFICANT LOSSES IN FOOD PRODUCTION. THE PRESENT KNOWLEDGE
BASE IN WEED SCIENCE IS INADEQUATE FOR EFFECTIVE DEVELOPMENT
OF TOTAL INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT ( IPM) SYSTEMS. HOWEVER,
SOME ASPECTS OF WEED SCIENCE CAN BE INCLUDED IN CURRENT IPM
PROGRAMS TO REDUCE LOSSES. IPM INVOLVES MULTIPLE BIOLOGICAL,
CHEMICAL AND CULTURAL TECHNIQUES.
AVAILABILITY: BIOSCIENCE, V30 N10
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005600
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 80
TITLE: PEST MANAGEMENT: AN ENTOMOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BARFIELD, CARL S. ; STIMAC, JERRY L.
DESCRIPTOR: ~BIOLOGICAL CONTROLS; ~CULTURAL CONTROLS;
~CHEMICAL CONTROLS; ~ENTOMOLGY; HISTORY; ~INSECT CONTROL;
~INSECT PESTS; ~MANAGEMENT; ~PEST MANAGEMENT; PEST CONTROL;
~RESEARCH
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 683-689P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES THE MANAGEMENT OF INSECT
PESTS. THE HISTORY OF PEST CONTROL IS BRIEFLY SUMMARIZED,
PRESENT PEST MANAGEMENT APPROACHES DETAILED, AND THE FUTURE
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DEVELOPMENT OF A DIRECTED MANAGEMENT APPROACH DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: BIOSCIENCE. V30 N10
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005601
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 80
TITLE: ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT FOR PEST CONTROL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HAYNES, DEAN L.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *ECOSYSTEMS; ECOLOGY; *ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT;
ENVIRONMENT; * INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT! ~MANAGEMENT; *PEST
CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 690-696P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES HOW TO MODEL ECOSYSTEMS TO
ARTICULATE THE STRUCTURAL OPTIONS OF THE ECOSYSTEM UNDER
CONSIDERATION SO THAT THE DESIRED BEHAVIOR OF THE SYSTEM IS
ACHIEVED. AN ONION PEST-CROP ECOSYSTEM IS USED AS AN
ILLUSTRATION. THE ECOSYSTEM IS CONCEPTUALLY SEPARATED INTO
THE OBJECT OF CONTROL AND ITS ENVIRONMENT, AND CONTROLLABLE
AND UNCONTROLLABLE FACTORS ARE BUILT INTO THE DESIGN. PEST
CONTROL THROUGH ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT IS THEREFORE PRESENTED
AS A TECHNICALLY FEASIBLE, ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFE,
ECONOMICALLY VIABLE, POLITICALLY MANAGEABLE AND SOCIALLY
ACCEPTABLE APPROACH.
AVAILABILITY: BIOSCIENCE, V30 N10
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006833
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: RISKS WE MUST TAKE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SCHINDLER-RAINMAN, EVA
DESCRIPTOR: ^CONSULTANTS; ~CHANGING ATTITUDES; #JOB SKILLS;
* KNOWLEDGE; *LEADERSHIP; ~PLANNING; ~POSTSECONDARY
EDUCATION; *TRAINERS; *TRAINING; #TREND ANALYSIS;
~TECHNOLOGY; *VALUES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 12-18P.
ABSTRACT: MAJOR CHANGES AND CHALLENGES THAT WILL AFFECT THE
ROLE OF THE CONSULTANT AND TRAINER DURING THE REMAINDER OF
THE PRESENT DECADE ARE DISCUSSED. STRESSED IS INFORMATION
OVERLOAD, AND THE CONSTANT DEVELOPMENT OF NEW TECHNIQUES NEW
KNOWLEDGE, AND NEW TECHNOLOGY THAT WILL RAPIDLY BECOME
OUTDATED.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING Q DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V33 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006834
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: HOW TO PREPARE YOUR PEOPLE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CRIPPLE, GREGORY H.; LITCHFIELD, HARRY E.
DESCRIPTOR: *ADULT EDUCATION; ~COMMUNICATION SKILLS;
~INSTRUCTION; *MANAGEMENT; *PROCRAMS; ~PERSONNEL;
~POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION; ~SEMINARS; *TRAINING
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 20-22P.
ABSTRACT: THE USE OF A GUIDE IS DESCRIBED TO HELP MANAGERS
SUPPORT THE LEARNING EXPERIENCES OF THEIR SUBORDINATES.
INCLUDED IS A CHECKLIST OF THINGS TO DO AND/OR DISCUSS BOTH
PRIOR TO AND AFTER ATTENDING A TRAININC PROGRAM.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING 8 DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V35 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW00683S
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: MANAGING AS LEARNING.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: LUKE, ROBERT A., JR.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ADULT EDUCATION; EVALUATION; ~EDUCATIONAL
OBJECTIVES; * INSTRUCTION; *LEARNING ACTIVITIES; ~MANAGEMENT;
~MANAGERS; ~PLANNING; *PERFOMANCE BASED EDUCATION; POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; *SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING; ~TRAININC
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 24-30P.
ABSTRACT: THE STUDY OF CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH ADULTS LEARN
IS PRESENTED. STRESSED IS THE USE OF PERFORMANCE CONTRACTS
AS A PLANNING TOOL FOR SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING S DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V35 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006836
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: LEN NADLER ON. . . "QUALITY OF WORK LIFE
PRODUCTIVITY, AND. . .0
PERSONAL AUTHOR: NADLER, LEN
DESCRIPTOR: ~EDUCATIONAL GOALS; ~INCENTIVES; ~JOB ANALYSIS;
~MANAGEMENT; ~MOTIVATION; ~PERFORMANCE; ~PRODUCTIVITY;
TRAINING PROCRAMS; ~VALUES; ~WORK ENVIRONMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 32-3SP.
ABSTRACT: THE QUALITY OF WORK LIFE AND PRODUCTIVITY AS
COMPONENTS RELATED TO THE BEHAVIOR AND PERFORMANCE IN THE
WORKPLACE IS DISCUSSED. FACTORS ADDRESSED INCLUDE THE
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MOTIVATION AND INCENTIVE, PARTICIPATIVE
MANAGEMENT, AND USED TIME.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING 8 DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V35 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006837
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: HUMAN RESOURCES ACCOUNTING: CAR WE AFFORD IT?
PERSONAL AUTHOR: EBERSBERGER, SUE A.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ACCOUNTING; COST-EFFECTIVENESS; ~DECISION-
MAKING; EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS; EMPLOYEE RELATIONS; *HUMAN
RESOURCES; ~MANAGEMENT; ~PLANNINC; *TRAINING; ~VALUES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 37-40P.
ABSTRACT: THE ROLE OF HUMAN RESOURCES ACCOUNTING IS
DISCUSSED. THE POTENTIAL USEFULNESS AS WELL AS THE
LIMITATIONS OF ASSIGNING HUMAN RESOURCE VALUES IS DESCRIBED
FOR THE WORKPLACE ENVIRONMENT.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING 8 DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V35 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006838
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: BRAIN/MIND AND HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SPRINGER, JUDY
DESCRIPTOR: BIOLOGICAL INFLUENCES; ~EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH;
~HUMAN DEVELOPMENT; ~INSTRUCTION; ~TEACHING METHODS;
~TRAINING
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 42-49P.
ABSTRACT: THE APPLICATION OF BRAIN/MIND CAPABILITIES IN
TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT IS EMPHASIZED. TECHNIQUES THAT
ADDRESS ALL THE BASIC BRAIN FUNCTIONS IN THE COURSE OF
INSTRUCTION HETEREOGENEOUS GROUPS OF LEARNERS IS STRESSED.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING 8 DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL. V35 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006839
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING AND HRD.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: RYMELL, ROBERT G.; NEWSOM, RON
DESCRIPTOR: ~ADULT LEARNING; ENGINEERING; ~HUMAN RESOURCES
DEVELOPMENT; ~INSTRUCTION; ~JOB SKILLS; ~LEARNING
ACTIVITIES; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~PERSONNEL; ~SELF-
DIRECTED INSTRUCTION; ~TRAININC; ~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 50-52P.
ABSTRACT: A MORE EFFICIENT WAY TO TRAIN EMPLOYEES IS
SUGGESTED. USE OF SELF-DIRECTED, JOB-RELATED LEARNING
PROJECTS WILL ACCOMPLISH TRAINING MORE EFFECTIVELY.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING 8 DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V35 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006840
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: SPEAKING FROM EXPERIENCE - "FUTURE ENCOUNTERS OF THE
HRD KIND.D
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BELL, CHIP R.
DESCRIPTOR: ~EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES; ~EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS;
~HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT; ~MANAGEMENT; ~PLANNING;
~SOCIETAL NEEDS; TECHNOLOGY; ~TREND ANALYSIS; ~TRAINING;
~VALUES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 54-37P.
ABSTRACT: THE MANAGER'S ROLE IN MEETINC THE FUTURE NEEDS OF
SOCIETY AS SHAPED BY TRAINING AND WORK VALUES OF THE LABOR
FORCE DESCRIBED THROUGH PEOPLE-CENTERED SYSTEMS, PROGRAMS,
AND RESOURCES.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING 8 DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL. V35 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006841
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: EDUCATING THE TRAINING PROFESSIONAL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GAYESKI, DIANE
DESCRIPTOR: ~CURRICULUM; ~EDUCATIONAL PROCRAMS; ~HIGHER
EDUCATION; INSTRUCTION; JOB SKILLS; ~MANAGEMENT; ~PLANNING;
~TRAINING; ~TRAINER EDUCATION; ~TRAINERS; ~VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 60-66P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A MODEL CURRICULUM TO ASSIST
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF TRAINING PROFESSIONALS.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING 8 DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V35 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006842
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: VIDEODISC: NOVELTY OR REVOLUTIONARY MEDIUM?
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PERSONAL AUTHOR: MARX, RAYMOND J.; VICES, FREDERICK W.
DESCRIPTOR: AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; ~EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY;
* INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; * INSTRUCTION; *LEARNING
ACTIVITIES; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~SELF-PACED
INSTRUCTION; STRAINING TECHNIQUES; STRAINING PROGRAMS;
~VIDEODISCS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 67-70P.
ABSTRACT: THE USE OF THE VIDEODISC AS A TOOL TO ASSIST
TRAINERS IS DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING 8 DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V35 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006847
TITLE: THE SANITARIAN'S HANDBOOK.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FREEDMAN
DESCRIPTOR: ~DISEASE CONTROL; DRINKINC WATER; ~FOODS;
*HANDBOOKS; ~HEALTHE; ~HYCIENE; MICROBIOLOGY? ~PEST CONTROL;
~PUBLIC HEALTH; REGULATIONS; ~SANITATION; SEVAGE; *WASTE
DISPOSAL; WASTES; WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; *WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 1400P. PRICE: $69,50
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO SANITARY
PRINCIPLES AND THEIR PRACTICAL APPLICATION. CONTENTS
INCLUDE: PUBLIC HEALTH; DISEASE AND PEST CONTROL, FOOD AND
DRUG CONTROL, SCHOOL SANITATION, OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE,
RADIATION HAZARDS WASTE DISPOSAL, REFRIGERATION AND SANITARY
REGULATION'S.
AVAILABILITY: PEERLESS PUBLISHING COMPANY, P. O. BOX 30187,
NEW ORLEANS, LA 70190
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006914
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: YOU CAN BE A LEADER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SOLOMON, BEN; BOWERS, ETHEL MAY
DESCRIPTOR: *ADULT EDUCATION; *BEHAVIOR; * INSTRUCTION;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~LEADERS; ~LEADERSHIP; ~LEADERSHIP
TRAINING; ~MANAGEMENT; ~MOTIVATION; MOTIVATION TECHNIQUES;
~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; SKILL DEVELOPMENT; *SUPERVISION;
~TRAINING; ~VOLUNTEERS; VOLUNTEER TRAINING
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 157P. PRICE: 85.90
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED ARE TECHNIQUES FOR BEINC A LEADER AND
TRAINING OTHERS FOR LEADERSHIP. EMPHASIZED ARE THE BASICS OF
LEADERSHIP, SUPERVISION AND MANAGEMENT SKILLS, THE
RECRUITMENT OF VOLUNTEERS AND THEIR SUPERVISION, AND
LEADERSHIP BY PARENTS.
AVAILABILITY: LEADERSHIP PRESS, P. O. BOX H44, CLAREMONT,
CA 91711
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006996
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 81
TITLE: CHLORINE RESIDUAL MONITORINC SIMPLIFIED.
DESCRIPTOR: SCASE STUDIES; *CHLORINE; ~CHLORINE RESIDUAL
ANALYZERS; EQUIPMENT; ~INSTRUMENTATION; ~MAINTENANCE;
~MONITORING; ~OPERATIONS (WATER); ~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION;
~SAMPLING; ~WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 16P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES THE INSTALLATION OF THREE
AMPEROMETRIC CHLORINE RESIDUAL ANALYZERS EQUIPPED WITH
SPHERICAL PLASTIC CLEANING MEDIA WHICH HAVE VIRTUALLY
ELIMINATED ANALYZER MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS OF THE 60 MGD
CAPACITY WATER TREATMENT FACILITY SERVING LINCOLN, NEBRASKA.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N10
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006997
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 81
TITLE: RESTORING AN ANTIQUE WATER SYSTEM.
DESCRIPTOR: SCASE STUDIES; ~DRINKING WATER; *EQUIPMENT;
~FACILITIES; ~MAINTENANCE; ~PIPES, ~RESTORATION; ~WATER
TREATMENT; ~WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER DISTRIBUTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 31-32P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES THE MAJOR WATER SYSTEM
REHABILITATION PROGRAM OF BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY. THE
COMPLETE PROGRAM INCLUDED THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW WATER
TREATMENT PLANT, ADDITION OF ELEVATED STORAGE, AND
RESTORATION OF THE VERY OLD WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM.
ATTENTION IS FOCUSED ON THE REHABILITATION OF THE
DISTRIBUTION PIPING NETWORK.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N10
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006998
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 81
TITLE: A PROCESS THAT MADE IT POSSIBLE.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; ~FACILITIES; ~MAINTENANCE;
~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; ^PIPES (WATER); ~PIPES;
~REHABILITATION; ~WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER DISTRIBUTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 32P.
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ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES A WATER PIPE
REHABILITATION PROCESS CALLED SPUNLINE, WHICH IS USED TO
RESTORE OLD PIPE AFFECTED BY SCALE BUILD-UP, TUBERCULATION,
AND CORROSION. THIS PROCESS IS A CENTRIFUGAL METHOD OF
APPLY1NC A CEMENT MORTAR LINING TO THE INTERIOR WALLS OF
PIPES WITH DIAMETERS IN THE RANGE OF 4 INCHES TO 22 FEET.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 NI0
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006999
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 81
TITLE: WATER TANKS: A NEW LOOK ON THE HORIZON.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; *DESIGN| ~FACILITIES;
*RESERVOIRSi *WATER SUPPLYi *WATER STORACE; *WATER TANKS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 38-40P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES INNOVATIVE HEW DESICNS AND
DECORATIONS FOR WATER STORAGE TANKS. SEVEN DIFFERENT WATER
TANKS ARE FEATURED; THEIR DESIGN RANGES FROM ONE THAT SERVES
A DUAL PURPOSE OF WATER STORAGE AND HOUSING A FIRE STATION
TO ONE THAT RESEMBLES A GIANT PEACH.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 0 MANAGEMENT, V128 N10
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007000
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 81
TITLE: LOOK WHAT HAPPENED TO THE WATER WORKS GATE VALVE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CULLINCS, ROBERT
DESCRIPTOR: *DESIGN; ~EQUIPMENT; *FACILITIES; *GATE VALVES;
~STATE-OF-THE-ART REVIEWS; ~VALVES; *WATER DISTRIBUTION;
~WATER TREATMENT; *WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 42844P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE PROVIDES A DESCRIPTION OF THE
EVOLUTION IN DESIGN OF WATER WORKS GATE VALVES. SPECIFIC
ATTENTION IS FOCUSED ON COMPARING AND CONTRASTING THE OLDER
DOUBLE DISC VALVE AND THE RESILIENT SEAT VALVE.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N10
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007001
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 81
TITLE: CALCULATOR PROGRAM AIDS LAGOON DESIGN.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: PALMENBERG, ROGER E.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; CALCULATORS; COMPUTER
APPLICATIONS; ~COMPUTER PROGRAMS; ~CONSTRUCTION; ~DESIGN;
~LAGOONS; ~MATHEMATICAL MODELS; ~WATER STORAGE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 49852P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES A PROGRAMMABLE CALCULATOR
PROGRAM WHICH CIVES A TRIAL AND ERROR SOLUTION TO EARTHWORK
VOLUMES FOR LAGOON CONSTRUCTION. THE PROGRAM PROVIDES THE
DEPTH OF CUT, CUT VOLUME, FILL VOLUME, AND NET EARTHWORK
VOLUME FOR THE BALANCED CUT-AND-FILL CONSTRUCTION APPROACH.
CALCULATION PROCEDURE AND PROGRAM, BACKGROUND INFORMATION,
DESIGN IMPLICATIONS, AND A SAMPLE PROGRAM ARE PROVIDED.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 0 MANAGEMENT, V128 N10
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007002
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 81
TITLE: WATER METERING AND CONSERVATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HANKE, STEVE H.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES) ~CONSERVATION; ~COST-
EFFECTIVENESS; ~DATA ANALYSIS; ~EVALUATION; ~MATHEMATICAL
MODELS; ~WATER CONSERVATION; ~WATER METERS; WATER RESOURCES;
~WATER USE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 57859P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES A FORMAL WATER
CONSERVATION MODLE THAT CAN BE USED TO EVALUATE THE COSTS
AND BENEFITS OF INSTALLING WATER METERS. A DEMONSTRATION OF
THE USEFULNESS OF THIS MODEL IS ILLUSTRATED BY A COST-
BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF A WATER METER INSTALLATION PROGRAM IN
PERTH, AUSTRALIA.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N10
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007003
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 81
TITLE: DOWN TO EARTH LEAK DETECTION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BOWEN, RON
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; ~COST EFFECTIVENESS; ~EQUIPMENT;
LEAKS; ~MAINTENANCE; ~MICHIGAN; ~WATER LEAKS; ~WATER SUPPLY;
~WATER DISTRIBUTION; ~WATER LOSS; ~WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 62865P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES HOW THE TRAVERSE CITY,
MICHIGAN WATER DEPARTMENT UNDERTOOK A COMPREHENSIVE LEAK
DETECTION PROGRAM TO SOLVE THEIR WATER LOSS PROBLEM. THE
CITY PURCHASED A SOUND EVALUATION INSTRUMENT; ITS USE AND
THE CITY'S STRATEGY ARE EXPLAINED IN DETAIL. A LIST OF
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR OTHER LEAK DETECTION PROCRAMS IS CIVEN.
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AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N10
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007004
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 81
TITLE: OZONE FOR MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER DISINFECTION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: STOVER, ENOS L.
DESCRIPTOR: #CASE STUDIES; ~DESIGN; ~DISINFECTION;
~FACILITIES; ~MUNICIPALITIES; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
~OZONE; ~RESEARCH REPORTS; ~STATE-OF-THE-ART REVIEWS;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 74-76P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE PROVIDES A STATE-OF-THE-ART REVIEW
OF THE USE OF OZONE FOR MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER DISINFECTION.
TOPICS ADDRESSED INCLUDE HISTORICAL USE OZONE, BASIC
PRINCIPLES OF DISINFECTION, OZONE AND OZONE GENERATION,
WATER QUALITY, RESEARCH RESULTS, AND A REVIEW OF U. S.
TREATMENT PLANTS USING OZONE DISINFECTION.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N10
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007068
PUBLICATION DATE: FALL 81
TITLE: DETERMINATION OF THE DIRECTION OF GROUNDWATER FLOW.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FETTER, C. W., JR.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~ANISOTROPIC AQUIFERS;
~AQUIFERS; ~DATA ANALYSIS; ~GROUNDWATER FLOW; ~HYDRAULICS;
~HYDROLOGY; ~MATHEMATICAL MODELS; ~WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 28-3IP.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE PRESENTS A SYNTHESIS OF COMMONLY
USED TECHNIQUES FOR MEASURING HYDRAULIC HEAD AND DIRECTIONAL
HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY IN THE FIELD IN ORDER TO DETERMINE
GROUNDWATER FLOW DIRECTION IN ANISOTROPIC AQUIFERS. DETAILED
DIAGRAMS AND MATHEMATICAL MODELS ARE PROVIDED AS AIDS.
AVAILABILITY: GROUND WATER MONITORING REVIEW, VI N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007069
PUBLICATION DATE: FALL 81
TITLE: MONITORING IN THE VADOSE ZONE PART I: STORAGE
CHANCES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: WILSON, L. G.
DESCRIPTOR: GEOLOGY; ~GROUNDWATER; ~HYDROLOGY; ~MONITORING;
~VADOSE ZONE; ~WATER RESOURCES; ~WATER STORAGE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 32-41P.
ABSTRACT: THIS FIRST PART OF A THREE-PART SERIES ON
TECHNIQUES FOR VADOSE ZONE MONITORING INCLUDES A DESCRIPTION
OF THE VADOSE ZONE AND AN OUTLINE OF WHY AND HOW TO MONITOR
IT. THIS ARTICLE ALSO DISCUSSES THE NEUTRON MOISTURE LOGGINC
METHOD OF DETERMINING STORAGE AND STORAGE CHANGES, AND
OFFERS A CATALOG OF ALTERNATIVE METHODS.
AVAILABILITY: GROUND WATER MONITORING REVIEW, VI N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007070
PUBLICATION DATE: FALL 81
TITLE: SURFACE GEOPHYSICAL METHODS FOR GROUNDWATER
MONITORING PART I.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SENDLEIN, LYLE V. A.; YAZICIGIL, HASAN
DESCRIPTOR: CONTAMINATION; ~GEOLOGY; ~GEOPHYSICS;
~GROUNDWATER; ~HYDROLOGY; ~MEASUREMENT; ~MONITORING;
~SEISMIC METHODS; ~WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 42-46P.
ABSTRACT: THIS IS THE FIRST OF TWO ARTICLES REVIEWING
SURFACE GEOPHYSICAL METHODS THAT CAN BE USED IN A
GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM. IN THIS ARTICLE, THE ROLE OF
GEOPHYSICAL METHODS IN GROUNDWATER MONITORING, THE CEOLOCIC
FRAMEWORK IN WHICH CONTAMINATED WATER OCCURS, AND SEISMIC
METHODS ARE REVIEWED.
AVAILABILITY: GROUND WATER MONITORING REVIEW, VI N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007071
PUBLICATION DATE: FALL 81
TITLE: GROUNDWATER MONITORING TECHNIQUES FOR ARID ZONE
HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL SITES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KAUFMANN, ROBERT F.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~ARID ZONES; ~CASE STUDIES; CONTAMINATION;
~GROUNDWATER; ~HAZARDOUS WASTES; ~HYDROLOCY; ~MONITORING;
~WATER RESOURCES; ~WASTE DISPOSAL; ~WATER QUALITY; WELLS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 47-54P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES THE MONITORING RATIONALE
AND MONITORING TECHNIQUES USED AT TWO DIFFERENT ARID ZONE
HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL SITES. IT ALSO LOOKS AT METHODS AND
RESULTS OF WATER QUALITY MONITORING CONDUCTED AT THESE
SITES.
AVAILABILITY: GROUNDWATER MONITORINC REVIEW, VI N3
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007072
PUBLICATION DATE: FALL 81
TITLE: MONITORING OF LEACHATE MIGRATION IN THE UNSATURATED
ZONE IN THE VICINITY OF SANITARY LANDFILLS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: JOHNSON, THOMAS M. ; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~CONTAMINATION j ~LANDFILLS; ~LEACHATES;
~LYSIMETERSt *MONITORING; *RESEARCH REPORTS; ~SOILS; *WASTE
DISPOSAL! *WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; *WATER QUALITY; WELLS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 55-63P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES THE USE OF OBSERVATION
WELLS AND PRESSURE-VACUUM LYSIMETERS FOR MONITORING WATER
QUALITY IN THE UNSATURATED ZONE BELOW THREE SANITARY
LANDFILLS. IT ALSO OFFERS LABORATORY TESTS ON PRESSURE-
VACUUM LYSIMETER INTAKE RATES AND CHANGES IN LEACHATE
CONCENTRATIONS OVER TIME.
AVAILABILITY: GROUNDWATER MONITORING REVIEW, VI N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007073
PUBLICATION DATE: FALL 81
TITLE: THE KECK METHOD OF COMPUTING APPARENT RESISTIVITY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KECK, WILLIAM G.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *APPARENT RESISTIVITY;
~CONTAMINATION; ~DATA ANALYSIS; ~GROUNDWATER; ~KECK METHOD;
~MONITORING; ~WATER QUALITY; ~WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 64-68P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES A REFINED METHOD OF
CALCULATING APPARENT RESISTIVITY FOR APPLICATION IN
DELINEATING PLUMES OF CONTAMINATED GROUNDWATER. THE STUDY
SHOWS THAT THE PARTIAL KECK CORRECTION IS MOST ACCURATE FOR
ANALYZING DATA FROM CONTAMINATION STUDIES.
AVAILABILITY: GROUNDWATER MONITORINC REVIEW. VI N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007251
PUBLICATION DATE: 78
TITLE: FUNDAMENTALS OF PNEUMATICS - PART 3 TROUBLESHOOTING.
DESCRIPTOR: *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~MAINTENANCE; ~PNEUMATICS; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; SKILL
DEVELOPMENT; ~TROUBLESHOOTING
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 24P.
ABSTRACT: THIS GUIDE PRESENTS THE SCRIPT FOR A SLIDE-TAPE
PROGRAM ON THE SKILLS THAT MUST BE MASTERED IN ORDER TO
TROUBLESHOOT ANY PNEUMATIC SYSTEM. THIS AUDIOVISUAL
INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM COVERS THE FOLLOWING TOPICS:
IDENTIFYING COMPONENTS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS, IDENTIFYING
PROBLEMS IN TERMS OF PRESSURE AND FLOW, ESTABLISHING A
LOGICAL TROUBLESHOOTING SEQUENCE, AND RULES OF
TROUBLESHOOTING.
AVAILABILITY: INDUSTRIAL MEDIA, INC., 6303 28TH ST., SE,
GRAND RAPIDS, MI 49506
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007416
PUBLICATION DATE: SEP 81
TITLE: LITERATURE STUDY OF THE BIODEGRADABILITY OF
CHEMICALS IN WATER. VOLUME 1: BIODEGRADABILITY PREDICTION,
ADVANCES IN AND CHEMICAL INTERFERENCES WITH WASTEWATER
TREATMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GEATING, JOHN
DESCRIPTOR: ~BIBLIOGRAPHIES; ~BIODECRADATION; CHEMICAL
REACTIONS; ~CHEMICAL INTERFERENCE; ~CHEMICALS; CHEMISTRY;
~LITERATURE REVIEWS; ~MICROBIOLOGY; ~MODELS; ~RESEARCH
REPORTS; ~TECHNOLOGY; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WATER
POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 248P. PB82-100843
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE THE RESULTS OF A FEASIBILITY STUDY
TO CREATE AN ALGORITHM TO PREDICT BIODEGRADABILITY USINC
ONLY SUBSTRUCTURAL FRAGMENTS AND MOLECULAR WEIGHT. ALSO
REPORTED ARE THE TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS IN WASTEWATER
TREATMENT RETRIEVED FROM 1000 DOCUMENTS IDENTIFIED BY ON-
LINE SEARCHING OF EIGHT DATABASES. REFERENCES TO COMMERCIAL
LITERATURE AND SOME JOURNAL ARTICLES OBTAINED BY CANVASSING
JAPANESE AND WEST GERMAN MANUFACTURERS ARE PRESENTED IN
TABULAR FORM. CONCLUDING THIS VOLUME ARE A CONDENSATION OF
ABSTRACTS FROM THE 1913-1974 LITERATURE DEALING ONLY WITH
THE ADVERSE EFFECTS OF CHEMICALS ON WASTEWATER TREATMENT.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007417
PUBLICATION DATE: SEP 81
TITLE: LITERATURE STUDY OF THE BIODERGRAD ABILITY OF
CHEMICALS IN WATER. VOLUME 2: PERMUTATED INDEX OF
CHEMICALS, MICROBIAL POPULATIONS, AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT
SYSTEMS WITH BIBLIOGRAPHY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GEATING, JOHN
DESCRIPTOR: ~BIBLIOGRAPHIES; ~BIODEGRADATION; ~CHEMICAL
INDEXES; CHEMICAL REACTIONS; ~CHEMICALS; ~INDEXES;
~LITERATURE REVIEWS; *MICROBIOLOGY; PROCESS CONTROL;
~RESEARCH; ~TECHNOLOGY; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WATER
POLLUTION CONTROL
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DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: I57P. PB82-100850
ABSTRACT: INCLUDED IS POST-1974 LITERATURE OR WASTEWATER
TREATMENT FROM EIGHT DATA BASES. FROM 1060 ARTICLES
EXAMINED, 60Š WERE USED TO GENERATE A THREE-TIERED
PERMUTATED INDEX KEYED TO AND PRESENTED WITH A 600 ARTICLE
BIBLIOGRAPHY. THE THREE LEVELS OF THE INDEX ARE NAME OF
CHEMICAL, NAME OF MICROBE AFFECTING OR AFFECTED BY THE
CHEMCIAL, AND TREATMENT PROCESS INVOLVED. ALSO PRESENTED ARE
LISTS OF BIODEGRADABLE AND NONBIODEGRADABLE CHEMICALS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5205
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007424
PUBLICATION DATE: SEP B1
TITLE: EVALUATION OF ON-SITE WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND
DISPOSAL OPTIONS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BAUER. DAVID H.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *ALTERNATIVE SYSTEMS t *COST EFFECTIVENESS!
*ENGINEERING! # ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT; ~EQUIPMENT;
*EVALUATION; *ONSITE WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ^OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); TECHNOLOGY; *WASTEWATER DISPOSAL; *WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; *WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 234P. PB82-101635
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A TECHNICAL EVALUATION OF ON-SITE
WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL OPTIONS. A LITERATURE
REVIEW WAS CONDUCTED TO IDENTIFY ALL CONCEIVABLE ALTERNATIVE
ON-SITE SYSTEMS, INCLUDING WASTEWATER MANIPULATION,
TREATMENT, AND DISPOSAL OPTIONS. WASTEWATER MANIPULATION
OPTIONS INCLUDED FLOW REDUCTION, WASTELOAD REDUCTION, AND
WASTE SEGREGATION. TREATMENT OPTIONS INCLUDED DISINFECTION,
BIOLOGICAL, AND PHYSICAL/CHEMICAL METHODS. DISPOSAL OPTIONS
INCLUDED AIR, SOIL AND SURFACE WATER METHODS, AND PRACTICAL
COMBINATIONS. BOTH TESTED AND UNTESTED SYSTEMS WERE
IDENTIFIED. AN EQUIPMENT INVENTORY WAS PERFORMED TO
DETERMINE THE AVAILABILITY OF HARDWARE AND COMPONENTS FOR
THE SYSTEMS. THE SYSTEMS WERE EVALUATED ON THE BASIS OF
PERFORMANCE, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, ENVIRONMENTAL
ACCEPTABILITY AND TOTAL ANNUAL COST FOR 15 SPECIFIC SITE
CONDITIONS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007430
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: POLLUTION CONTROL TECHNOLOGY FOR INDUSTRIAL
WASTEWATER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: DE RENZO, D. J.
DESCRIPTOR: ~DESIGN; #HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES; * INDUSTRIAL
WASTEWATER; * INDUSTRY; OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; *SLUDGE; SLUDGE DISPOSAL; SLUDGE
TREATMENT; ~SURVEYS; ~TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT;
~TECHNOLOGY; UNIT OPERATIONS; *WASTE DISPOSAL; ~WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; ~WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 712P. PRICE: 848.00
ABSTRACT: PROVIDED IS A SURVEY OF THE RELIABILITY AND
EFFECTIVENESS OF 56 UNIT OPERATIONS IN INDUSTRIAL WATER
POLLUTION CONTROL. THESE OPERATIONS INCLUDE 32 GENERIC
WASTEWATER TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES, CLASSIFIED AS
PRELIMINARY, PRIMARY, SECONDARY OR TERTIARY AND 24 SLUDGE
TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL TECHNOLOGIES. EACH PROCESS IS
DESCRIBED BY THE TYPE OF CONTROL EQUIPMENT REQUIRED, THE
MAJOR VARIATIONS OF DESIGN, FLOW DIAGRAMS, AND INFORMATION
ON THE FOLLOWING: DESIGN CRITERIA, COMMON MODIFICATIONS.
TYPICAL PERFORMANCE. APPLICATIONS AND LIMITATIONS OF THE
PROCESS. RELIABILITY, CHEMICALS REQUIRED FOR OPERATION,
RESIDUALS GENERATED AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS. SUMMARY
TABLES FOR MOST TECHNOLOGIES ARE PROVIDED SHOWING THE
CONCENTRATIONS OF VARIOUS POLLUTANTS IN THE EFFLUENTS, THE
MINIMUM, MAXIMUM, MEDIAN AND MEAN REMOVAL EFFICIENCIES, AND
THE NUMBER OF DATA POINTS USED TO GENERATE THE INFORMATION.
CONVENTIONAL POLLUTANTS AS WELL AS EPA-CATEGORIZED PRIORITY
POLLUTANTS AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES ARE COVERED.
AVAILABILITY: NOYES DATA CORPORATION, MILL ROAD AT CRAND
AVENUE, PARK RIDGE, NJ 07656
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007462
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 82
TITLE: MANCHESTER'S MANAGEMENT MAKES ITS FUTURE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HERSCH, PAUL
DESCRIPTOR: *ADMINISTRATION; *MANAGEMENT; *OPERATIONS
(WATER); *WATER RESOURCES; *WATERSHEDS; *WATER SUPPLY;
~WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 10P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THE ADMINISTRATION,
MANAGEMENT, AND OPERATIONS OF THE MANCHESTER. NEW HAMPSHIRE
WATERWORKS. ATTENTION IS FOCUSED ON THEIR UNIQUE WATERSHED
MANAGEMENT STRATEGY, PERSONNEL SELECTION AND TRAIN INC, AND
FISCAL MANAGEMENT.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT V129 N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007463
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 82
TITLE: EVOLUTION OF THE ENGINEER/MANAGER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: LANG, MARTIN
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DESCRIPTOR: ~ADMINISTRATION; ECONOMIC FACTORS;
~ENGINEERING; ~MANAGEMENT; *MANPOWER NEEDS; REGULATIONS;
*TRAIN INC NEEDS; *WATER MANAGEMENT; *WATER QUALITY; ~WATER
RESOURCES
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THE CHANGING ROLE OF THE
ENGINEER/MANAGER IN CONCEIVING, DESIGNING, CONSTRUCTION AND
ASSURING THE OPERABILITY OF WASTEWATER FACILITIES AND
PROGRAMS. THE MAJOR SOCIAL MOVEMENTS AND SELECT GOVERNMENTAL
REGULATIONS AFFECTING THE WATER RESOURCES INDUSTRY ARE
DISCUSSED. FINALLY, RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE TRAINING OF
ENGINEERS/MANAGERS ARE CIVEN.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT V129 N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007464
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 82
TITLE: WATER AND WASTEWATER MANAGERS FACE THE FINANCIALLY
TROUBLED 1980'S.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HONEYCUTT, FRANK G. ; LONDON, W. BOYD
DESCRIPTOR: BUDGETING; *ECONOMIC FACTORS; *FACILITIES;
~FINANCIAL PLANNING; *FUNDINC; *MANAGEMENT; *MUNICIPAL
BONDS; ~PLANNING; ~SEWERS; ~WATER TREATMENT; ~WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; ~WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 24-26P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES IN DETAIL THE MANAGEMENT
AND FINANCIAL STRATEGIES NEEDED FOR THE WATER AND WASTEWATER
UTILITIES TO SUCCESSFULLY DEAL WITH THE DIFFICULT ECONOMIC
CONDITIONS IN THE 1980'S. VARIOUS METHODS FOR FINANCING AND
CONSTRUCTING WATER AND SEWER IMPROVEMENTS ARE EXAMINED;
ATTENTION IS FOCUSED ON MUNICIPAL BONDS.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT V129 N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007465
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 82
TITLE: A LOW-COST SECONDARY TREATMENT ALTERNATIVE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: RICH, LINVIL G.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COST-EFFECTIVENESS; ~DESIGN; EQUIPMENT;
~FACILITIES; ~LAGOONS; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; ~SECONDARY TREATMENT; ~WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 27-28P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE REPORTS ON STUDIES WHICH HAVE SHOWN
THAT DUAL-POWER, MULTICELLULAR AERATED LACOON SYSTEMS OFFER
A LOW-COST ALTERNATIVE TO HIGH MAINTENANCE, MECHANICALLY
COMPLEX SECONDARY TREATMENT, ESPECIALLY FOR THE TREATMENT OF
SMALL WASTEWATER DISCHARGES. DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE DATA,
EQUIPMENT, AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS ARE DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 6 MANACMENT V129 N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007466
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 82
TITLE: HOW SAFETY BECAME A HABIT AT COLDWATER CREEK.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KARNEY, PATRICK T.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; ~MANAGEMENT; ~OCCUPATIONAL
SAFETY; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~PLANNING; ~PROGRAM
DEVELOPMENT; ~SAFETY; SUPERVISION; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 30-32P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES THE PLANNINC AND
IMPLEMENTATION OF A WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT SAFETY
PROGRAM. THIS PROGRAM WAS DEVELOPED AND SUPERVISED BY THE
PLANT'S SUPERINTENDENT. ALL ASPECTS OF THE PROGRAM ARE
EXAMINED.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V129 N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007467
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 82
TITLE: MOTIVATING EMPLOYEES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: VAN DEUSEN, ROBERT H.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ACHIEVEMENT; ~BEHAVIOR; ~EMPLOYER-EMPLOYEE
RELATIONS; INCENTIVES; ~MANAGEMENT; MORALE; ~MOTIVATION;
~MOTIVATION TECHNIQUES; ~SUPERVISION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 34-36P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES WAYS TO STRETCH NEWTON'S
LAWS OF MOTION INTO METHODS THAT CAN HELP MANAGEMENT DEVELOP
AND USE EMPLOYEE TALENTS. TOPICS ADDRESSED INCLUDE:
MOTIVATIONAL THEORY, MASLOW'S HIERARCHY, MCGREGOR'S
MANAGERIAL THEORIES, HERZBERG'S THEORY ON MOTIVATION, AND
WAYS TO APPLY THESE WORKS TO REAL-WORLD PERSONNEL PROBLEMS.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT V129 N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007468
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 82
TITLE: SLUDGE HAULING CHARGES FLOAT AWAY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GOOD, L. L.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; ~DESIGN; ~ECONOMIC FACTORS;
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EQUIPMENT; FLOTATION; HAULING; ~LAND APPLICATION;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; *SLUDCE;
~SLUDGE DISPOSAL; ~SOLIDS; ~WASTE DISPOSAL; ~WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 40-42P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES HOW A FLORIDA WASTEWATER
TREATMENT FACILITY HAS MINIMIZED DISPOSAL HAULING OF
AEROBICALLY DICESTED ACTIVATED SLUDGE BY INCREASING SOLIDS
CONCENTRATION. A UNIQUE DISSOLVED AIR FLOTATION SYSTEM WHICH
CONCENTRATES SLUDGE SOLIDS FROM 1.2 TO 4.0 PERCENT IS
DESCRIBED IN DETAIL.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING S MANAGEMENT V129 N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007469
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB B2
TITLE: GALVANIZED STEEL STALLS TREATMENT PLANT CORROSION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HARMON, BOBBIE
DESCRIPTOR: ~CORROSION; ~CORROSION CONTROL; ~EQUIPMENT;
~FACILITIES; GALVANIZED ZINC; ~GALVANIZING; ~MAINTENANCE;
~MAINTENANCE < PREVENTATIVE); ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 42-43P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES HOW MAJOR STRUCTURES AND
COMPONENTS OF BALTIMORE'S BACK RIVER WASTEWATER TREATMENT
PLANT ARE PROTECTED FROM CORROSION BY THE EXTENSIVE USE OF
HOT DIP GALVANIZING WITH ZINC. THIS PROCESS IS DISCUSSED AS
WELL AS THE STRATEGY FOR EQUIPMENT SELECTION AND SUPPLIERS
OF INFORMATION ON GALVANIZING.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT V129 N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007470
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 82
TITLE: HOW SCREEN MOUNTING AFFECTS MICROSCREENING
HYDRAULICS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: WITTMANN, JOHN W.
DESCRIPTOR: ~DESICN; ~EQUIPMENT; ENGINEERING; ~FILTERS;
~HYDRAULICS; ~MICROSCREENING; *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; SOLIDS; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 44-47P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES MICROSCREEN HYDRAULICS IN
DETAIL AND DISCUSSES HOW THE ARRANGEMENT USED TO MOUNT THE
FILTERINC MEDIUM IN A MICROSCREEN DEVICE CAN AFFECT THE
HYDRAULIC CAPABILITY OF THE UNIT. TWO SCREENING MEDIA
MOUNTING CONCEPTS. THE SANDWICH DESIGN AND THE SCREENING
GRID, ARE EXAMINED.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT V129 N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007523
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: WATER CONSERVATION AT WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GERARDI, MICHAEL H. ; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; ~CONSERVATION; ~COST-
EFFECTIVENESS; DROUGHT; EFFLUENTS; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WATER CONSERVATION; ~WATER
RESOURCES; *WATER USE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 59-60P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE REPORTS ON A SUCCESSFUL WATER
CONSERVATION PROGRAM AT TWO PENNSYLVANIA WASTEWATER
TREATMENT PLANTS. WATER CONSERVATION MEASURES INCLUDED THE
INSTALLATION OF FLOW RESTRICTORS AND NEW WATER FAUCET
WASHERS,- A THREE MINUTE LIMIT SHOWER TIME; AND THE USE OF
EFFLUENT TO WASH MACHINERY, FLOORS, AND VEHICLES, AND TO
HOSE TREATMENT TANKS AND DICESTER FOAM. COST SAVINGS ARE
ALSO DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS VI13 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007524
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 8
TITLE: BRIDGINC THE WATER SUPPLY CAP.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: WHEELER, WILLIAM; CRUZ, EDWARD
DESCRIPTOR: BRIDGES; ~CASE STUDIES; ~CONSTRUCTION; ~DESIGN;
~DROUGHT; EMERGENCIES; ~PIPES (WATER); ~WATER DISTRIBUTION;
~WATER RESOURCES; ~WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 62-63P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES THE DESIGN AND
CONSTRUCTION OF A 24 INCH PIPELINE TO FURNISH EMERGENCY
WATER TO DROUGHT-STRICKEN NEW JERSEY. THE 10,500 FOOT LONG
PIPELINE SPANNING THE GEORGE WASHINGTON BRIDGE WAS COMPLETED
IN UNDER FOUR MONTHS AND THE ARTICLE EXAMINES THE FACTORS
RELATING TO FAST, EFFICIENT JOB EXECUTION.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS VI13 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007525
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: TIME-SHARED COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY FOR THE WATER AND
WASTEWATER INDUSTRIES.
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PERSONAL AUTHOR: PETERSON, WINFIELD A.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ^COMPUTER APPLICATIONS! ^COMPUTERS ; ~DATA
MANAGEMENT; INSTRUMENTATION; *MANAGEMENT; ~OPERATIONS
(WATER); ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *RECORD-KEEP ING;
*RECORDS; ^TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS; *WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; ~WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 65-67P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES A NEW CUSTOMIZED TIME-
SHARED RECORDS AND OPERATIONS DATA SYSTEM DESIGNED TO ASSIST
TREATMENT PLANT PERSONNEL IN ASSEMBLING, ORGANIZING,
STORINC, ANALYZING, AND REPORTING OPERATIONAL DATA. THE
DESIGN, USE, AND APPLICATIONS OF THE RODA (RECORDS AND
OPERATIONS DATA ANAYSIS) ARE DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS VI13 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007526
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: CONTROLLING SULFIDES AND ODORS IN SEWERS - PART ONE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: VIVONA, MORRIS A.; WHALEN, GARY A.
DESCRIPTOR: *AERATION; *CASE STUDIES; *COST EFFECTIVENESS;
*DESIGN; EQUIPMENT; FORCE MAINS; ~ODORS! *PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION; ~SEWERS; *SULFIDES; *WASTEWATER COLLECTION;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 73-76P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES THE EXPERIENCES THE
GLOUCESTER COUNTY (NEW JERSEY) UTILITIES AUTHORITY HAD WITH
THE USE OF AIR INJECTION INTO FORCE MAINS FOR THE CONTROL OF
SULFIDES AND ODORS IN SEWERS. TOPICS ADDRESSED IN THIS CASE
STUDY INCLUDE: SYSTEM DESIGNS, COMPRESSOR CONTROLS, AIR
COMPRESSION ENERGY REQUIREMENT, COSTS, AEROBIC METABOLISM
CONTROL, AND OVERALL PERFORMANCE DATA.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS VI13 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW00732?
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 02
TITLE: PHILADELPHIA'S COMPOST MARKETINC PROGRAM.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: NELSON, MICHAEL; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; *COMPOSTING; ~ECONOMIC FACTORS;
~LAND APPLICATION; ~MANAGEMENT; ~MARKETING; PUBLIC HEALTH;
~SLUDGE; ~SLUDGE DISPOSAL; ~WASTE DISPOSAL; ~WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 77-78, 115P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THE VARIOUS ALTERNATIVES
FOR DISPOSAL AND USE OF SLUDGE IN A NEW PROGRAM BEING
IMPLEMENTED BY THE PHILADELPHIA WATER DEPARTMENT. FEDERAL
REGULATIONS HAVE PHASED-OUT OCEAN DUMPINGAND HAS INCREASED
EMPHASIS ON LIQUID APPLICATION, STRIPMINE RECLAMATION, GIVE-
AWAY PROGRAMS, AND MARKETING. SPECIFIC ATTENTION IS FOCUSED
ON MARKETINC SLUDGE FOR PUBLIC SALE.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS VI13 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007547
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: ASSIGNMENT DIVERSITY HONES MANAGEMENT SKILLS AT DWU.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ADMINISTRATION; ~CASE STUDIES; ~MANAGEMENT;
~MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT; MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS; ~OPERATIONS;
~SUPERVISION; ~STAFF DEVELOPMENT; ~TEXAS; UTILITIES;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 12.75P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THE ADMINISTRATION AND
MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES OF THE DALLAS, TEXAS WATER UTILITIES.
ATTENTION IS FOCUSED ON STAFF DEVELOPMENT, CONSUMMATE
PLANNING, AND STAFF PROFESSIONALISM. EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES
INCLUDE MOVING MANAGERS THROUGHOUT THE ORGANIZATION ON A
PLANNED SCHEDULE, GIVING MANAGERS SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS SUCH
AS SERVING ON A TASK FORCE, AND BY FILLING A PERCENTAGE OF
POSITIONS WITH PEOPLE FROM OTHER AREAS OF EXPERIENCE OTHER
THAN WATER AND WASTEWATER TECHNOLOGY.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V129 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007548
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: PROTECTING THE SOURCE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ROBERTS, SUSAN A.; KRISHRASWAMI, S. K.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CONTAMINATION; ~DRINKING WATER; ~GROUNDWATER;
HYDROLOGY; ~LAND USE; ~MANAGEMENT; MONITORINC; ~POLLUTION
CONTROL; ~WATER QUALITY; ~WATER RESOURCES; ~WATERSHEDS;
~WATER SOURCE; ~WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 28-31P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES VARIOUS ASPECTS OF WATER
SUPPLY SOURCE MANAGEMENT. TOTAL WATERSHED MANAGEMENT
INCLUDING FORESTRY PRACTICES, HYDROLOGIC CONSIDERATIONS,
WASTE DISPOSAL PRACTICES, AND HUMAN LAND USE ARE EXAMINED.
ALSO INCLUDED IS INFORMATION RELATING TO GROUNDWATER
CONTAMINATION AND MONITORING AND INSPECTION CONSIDERATIONS.
ELEVEN PRINCIPLES OF SOURCE PROTECTION ARE LISTED.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 0 MANAGEMENT V129 N3
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007549
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: PRICE OR PERSUASION?
PERSONAL AUTHOR: VENDERS, JOHN T.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ARIZONA; #CASE STUDIES; ~CONSERVATION;
~ECONOMIC FACTORS; EVALUATION; ~NATURAL RESOURCES; ~PUBLIC
PARTICIPATION; *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER CONSERVATION; WATER
RATES; *WATER RESOURCES; ~WATER USE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 32834P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE REPORTS ON THE EFFORTS OF THE CITY
OF TUCSON, ARIZONA, TO ENCOURAGE REDUCTION IN DOMESTIC WATER
CONSUMPTION. ATTENTION IS FOCUSED ON PRICE INCREASES AND
PUBLICITY CAMPAIGNS AS WATER CONSERVATION STRATEGIES. DATA
ARE PROVIDED WHICH SUGGEST THE FORMER STRATEGY MAY HAVE BEEN
MOST SUCCESSFUL.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT V129 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007550
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: STRATEGIES FOR REUSE AND CONSERVATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: POPKIN, BARNEY P.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CONSERVATION; *COST-EFFECTIVENE8Si
~EVALUATION; *MANAGEMENT; ~POLICY; *RECYCLING; ~STRATEGIES;
~WATER CONSERVATION; *WATER RESOURCES; *WATER REUSE; WATER
USE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 36,40-4IP.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THE COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF
VARIOUS WATER CONSERVATION AND REUSE STRATEGIES, ATTENTION
IS FOCUSED ON STRUCTURAL STRATEGIES INVOLVING THE USE OF
HARDWARE AND SYSTEMS, AND NONSTRUCTURAL STRATEGIES INVOLVING
PRIMARILY USE OF SOFTWARE, POLICIES, AND OPERATIONS.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 0 MANAGEMENT V129 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007551
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: BILLINC DATA AIDS UTILITY PLANNING.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HOOK, N. K.; JR.
DESCRIPTOR: ~BILLING SYSTEM; ~CASE STUDIES; *COMPUTER
APPLICATIONS; ~DATA BASES; *DATA COLLECTION; EVALUATION;
~INFORMATION SERVICES; *MANAGEMENT; ~PLANNING; ~UTILITIES;
~WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 42844P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES A NEW COMPUTER-ASSISTED
BILLING SYSTEM USED BY ARLINGTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA, WHICH
GREATLY EXPANDS THE UTILITY'S PLANNING CAPABILITIES. THE
MANY FEATURES OF THE BILLING SYSTEM ARE EXPLAINED IN DETAIL
AS ARE THE VARIOUS APPLICATIONS THAT THE DATA PROVIDE FOR
FUTURE PLANNING.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT V129 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007552
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: SAVING WATER SCENICALLY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BURGH. JOHN
DESCRIPTOR: AESTHETICS; ~CASE STUDIES; ~DESIGN; ~ECOLOCICAL
FACTORS; ~EFFLUENTS; EQUIPMENT; ~FACILITIES; ~NEW MEXICO;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); PLANNINC; RECLAMATION; ~RECYCLING;
~WASTEWATER RECLAMATION; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WATER
CONSERVATION; ~WATER REUSE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 46-47P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THE INNOVATIVE DESIGN OF A
WASTEWATER RECLAMATION SYSTEM FOR A NEW MEXICO RESORT WHICH
COMBINES EFFECTIVE WATER RECYCLING WITH AESTHETIC AND
ECOLOCICAL SAFEGUARDS. THE SYSTEM PROVIDES SECONDARY
TREATMENT THROUGH A PACKAGED, EXTENDED-AERATION PLANT WITH
EFFLUENT USED FOR PASTURE IRRIGATION OR LAWN AND LANDSCAPE
IRRIGATION. ALL ASPECTS OF THE SYSTEM'S DESIGN. EQUIPMENT,
AND OPERATION ARE DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT V129 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007553
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: RIGHT VELOCITY KEEPS THE SOLIDS UP.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: COOK, BEN
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; ~EQUALIZATION BASINS; EQUIPMENT;
~FACILITIES; ~FLOW CONTROL; ~MIXERS; ~OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); ~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 49-50P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES THE SUCCESSFUL USE OF
SUBMERSIBLE MIXERS FOR CONTROLLING FLOW IN A VERY LARGE
EQUALIZATION BASIN. THE LARCE VARIETY AND QUANTITY OF SOLID
OBJECTS IN THE RAW SEWAGE ENTERINC THE EQUALIZATION BASIN
CREATED DIFFICULT OPERATING CONDITIONS FOR TRADITIONAL
MIXERS. THE SPECIFIC EQUIPMENT AND USES OF THE SUBMERSIBLE
MIXER ARE DISCUSSED IN DETAIL.
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AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT V129 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007554
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: TACKLING SEASONAL LOAD VARIATIONS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CONNELL, COLONEL NORMAN
DESCRIPTOR: #CASE STUDIES; COASTAL AREAS; ~DESIGN;
~EQUIPMENT; ~FACILITIES; ~LOAD VARIATIONS; *OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 52854P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES HOW A COASTAL POTW MODIFIED
PROCESS DESIGN AND UPDATED PROCEDURES TO SUCCESSFULLY
OVERCOME GROSS SEASONAL DIFFERENCES IN WASTEWATER LOAD. ALL
ASPECTS OF THE FACILITY'S DESIGN, EQUIPMENT, AND OPERATIONS
ARE DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT V129 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWO075S5
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: BIOLOGICAL PROCESS TROUBLESHOOTING - A GUIDE TO
IMPROVED WASTE PLANT OPERATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GRIMESTAD, DWIGHT E.; WETEGROVE, ROBERT L.
DESCRIPTOR: *BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT; ~BULKING;
~DEFLOCCULATION; ~DISPERSED FLOC; *GUIDES; MICROBIOLOGY;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *SLUDGE; *TROUBLESHOOTINC;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 23-29P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES THE CAUSES AND CURES OF
THE MOST COMMON ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROBLEMS: BULKING,
DEFLOCCULATION, DISPERSED FLOC, AND FLOATING SECONDARY
SLUDGE. DETAILED COLOR PHOTOMICROGRAPHS ILLUSTRATE CLASSIC
EXAMPLES OF EACH PROBLEM TYPE. A MICROBIOLOGICAL GLOSSARY
AND RECOMMENDATIONS ARE ALSO PROVIDED.
AVAILABILITY: POLLUTION ENGINEERING, V14 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007556
PUBLICATION DAT: MAR 82
TITLE: A NEW BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR THE '80'S.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: LORENZ, WILLIAM T.
DESCRIPTOR: ~BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES; ~ECONOMIC FACTORS;
~INDUSTRY; *MAINTENANCE; ~MARKETING; MUNICIPALITIES; ~NEEDS
ASSESSMENT; ~OPERATIONS (WATER); ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
~UTILITIES; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 34-37P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES THE MARKET FOR OPERATION
AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES AT WATER AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT
PLANTS. TOPICS ADDRESSED INCLUDE: MUNICIPAL, INDUSTRIAL, AND
PRIVATE TREATMENT FACILITIES AND THEIR RESPECTIVE MARKETS,
COMMON TREATMENT PLANT PROBLEMS, AVAILABILITY OF TRAINING
PROGRAMS, ESTIMATED OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE COSTS, FIRMS
OFFERING OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES, AND A REVIEW
OF FUTURE MARKET NEEDS.
AVAILABILITY: POLLUTION ENGINEERING, V14 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007557
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: DO SYSTEM CUTS ENERGY AND MAINTENANCE COSTS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SCALISE, MICHAEL A.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; ~COST-EFFECTIVENESS; ~DISSOLVED
OXYGEN; ~EFFLUENTS; EQUIPMENT; ~ILLINOIS; MAINTENANCE;
MONITORING; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 38-39P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES HOW THE WHEATON, ILLINOIS
SANITARY DISTRICT HAS REDUCED ENERGY AND MAINTENANCE COSTS
WHILE IMPROVING COMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL EFFLUENT STANDARDS
BY INSTALLING A NEW DISSOLVED OXYGEN SYSTEM. PROBLEM
IDENTIFICATION, EQUIPMENT TESTING, DOCUMENTATION OF SAVINGS,
AND COMPLIANCE DATA ARE DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: POLLUTION ENGINEERING, V14 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007558
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: GET MORE OUT OF HIGH SPEED RO PUMPS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: STEBBINS, WAYNE
DESCRIPTOR: ~COST-EFFECTIVENESS; ~GUIDELINES; ~MAINTENANCE;
PIPES; ~PUMPS; ~PURIFICATION; RECOMMENDATIONS; ~REVERSE
OSMOSIS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 40-41P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE
PROCEDURES FOR REVERSE OSMOSIS PUMPS THAT CAN ENHANCE PUMP
EFFICIENCY AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS. SPECIFIC OPERATING AND
MAINTENANCE TECHNIQUES DISCUSSED FOCUS ON MINIMUM AND
MAXIMUM FLOW, PIPING, AND SYSTEM FLUSHING AND CLEAN INC.
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AVAILABILITY: POLLUTION ENGINEERING, VI4 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007559
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: TIPS FOR MAKING IT WITH WIRE CLOTH.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CAMPBELL, JOHN
DESCRIPTOR: *EQUIPMENT; ^FILTERS; *GUIDELINESt *PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION; ^POLLUTION CONTROL; *RECOMMENDATIONS; SCREENING;
*WIRE CLOTH
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 42-43P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE REVIEWS THE APPLICATIONS AND
LIMITATIONS OF WIRE CLOTH IN POLLUTION CONTROL OPERATIONS.
PREVENTATIVE GUIDELINES ARE DISCUSSED WHICH INCLUDE FORMING
WIRE CLOTH, DESIGN APPLICATIONS, DESICN SPECIFICATIONS,
STOCK CLOTH SELECTION, MANUFACTURING LIMITS, AND TECHNICAL
ASSISTANCE.
AVAILABILITY: POLLUTION ENGINEERING, V14 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007560
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: RATING SLUDGE DEWATERING DEVICES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BAKER, RICHARD J.
DESCRIPTOR: *DEWATERINC; #EQUIPMENT; *FILTERS| *OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); ^PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; *RESEARCH REPORTS;
~SLUDGE; ^WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 4S-46P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE REPORTS ON A STUDY THAT EVALUATED
FOUR COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE SLUDGE DEWATERING DEVICES. THE
FOUR DEVICES CONSIDERED IN THE STUDY WERE CENTRIFUGE, VACUUM
FILTER, BELT FILTER, AND PRESSURE FILTER. IN ADDITION, A
LITERATURE SEARCH WAS CONDUCTED TO FIND AS MANY COMMON
TESTING PARAMETERS AS POSSIBLE THAT COULD BE APPLIED TO ALL
FOUR DEWATERING DEVICES. USING A RATING SYSTEM SPECIFICALLY
DESIGNED FOR THIS STUDY, THE BELT FILTER PERFORMED BEST.
AVAILABILITY: POLLUTION ENGINEERING, V14 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007563
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: MANPOWER NEEDS IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND
COLLECTION SYSTEMS FOR THE YEARS 1980 TO 2000.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BRYANT, JAMES 0.
DESCRIPTOR: *EMPLOYMENT; *MANPOWER NEEDS; ^OPERATORS
(WASTEWATER); OPERATOR TRAINING; POLLUTION CONTROL;
SALARIES; STAFFING; *SURVEYS; WASTE DISPOSAL; * WASTEWATER
COLLECTION; ^WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 213-228P.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V54 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007564
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: NORTH WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITY MEMPHIS,
TENNESSEE.
DESCRIPTOR: *CASE STUDIES; *DESIGN; EQUIPMENT; *FACILITIES;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ^PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; PROCESS
DESIGN; #TENNESSEE; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 229-230P.
ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT PRESENTS OPERATING DATA FOR THE NORTH
WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITY OF MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
INFORMATION ON DESICN, CONSTRUCTION, OPERATING CAPACITIES,
PERFORMANCE STATISTICS, AND OPERATING PARAMETERS ARE
INCLUDED FOR THIS 135 MGD FACILITY.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V34 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007S65
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: CONTROL OF ALGAL FILAMENTOUS BULKING AT THE
SOUTHERLY WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ROZICH, ALAN F.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *ALGAE; *BULKINC; *CASE STUDIES; ^DISSOLVED
OXYGEN; SFATTY ACIDS; MAINTENANCE; *OHIO; *OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); *PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; #WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 231-237P.
ABSTRACT: THE SOUTHERLY WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT IN
COLUMBUS, OHIO, HAS SUFFERED HISTORICALLY FROM WARM WEATHER
BULKINC CAUSED BY THE FILAMENTOUS CYANOBACTERIUM SCHIZOTHRIX
CALCIOCOLA (ALIAS PHORMIDUM SPP.>. LABORATORY STUDIES
REPORTED PREVIOUSLY INDICATED THAT THE PROLIFERATION OF THE
ALGA WAS CAUSED JOINTLY BY HIGH VOLATILE FATTY ACID (VFA)
CONCENTRATIONS AND LOW DISSOLVED OXYCEN (DO) CONCENTRATIONS
IN PLUG-FLOW REACTORS. FULL-SCALE FIELD STUDIES SHOWED THAT
ELIMINATION OF EITHER THE HIGH VFA LEVELS, THE LOW DO
LEVELS, OR BOTH WOULD CURE THE BULKING PROBLEM. IT WAS ALSO
SHOWN THAT VFA-DO CONTROL WAS SUPERIOR TO CHLORINATION IN
PREVENTING FILAMENTOUS BULKING.
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AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V54 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007566
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR B2
TITLE: IMPROVEMENTS IN FOAM FLOTATION FOR LEAD REMOVAL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SLAP IK, MICHAEL A.i AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *COLLOIDS; ECONOMIC FACTORS; *EFFLUENTSi
~FLOTATION; ~FOAMING; *HEAVY METALS; 4:LEAD; MAINTENANCE;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 238-243P.
ABSTRACT: THIS PAPER DESCRIBES MODIFICATIONS TO AN
ADSORBING COLLOID FOAM FLOTATION COLUMN AND CHANGES IN
OPERATIONAL TECHNIQUES THAT INCREASED LEAD REMOVAL
EFFICIENCY. REQUIRED CHEMICAL DOSES WERE MUCH LESS THAN
THOSE IN EARLIER STUDIES. ECONOMIC CALCULATIONS SHOWED THAT
FOAM FLOTATION FOR LEAD REMOVAL IS CHEAPER THAN LIME
PRECIPITATION (ABOUT HALF). IN ADDITION, SLUDGE VOLUMES ARE
LOWER, AND SPACE REQUIREMENTS ARE LESS.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V54 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007567
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: RAPID INFILTRATION TREATMENT OF PRIMARY AND
SECONDARY EFFLUENTS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CARLSON, R. R.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~BASINS; ~EFFLUENTS; ~FACILITIES; HYDROLOGY;
~INFILTRATION; ~LAND APPLICATION; MUNICIPALITIES;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; ~PRIMARY
TREATMENT; ~SECONDARY TREATMENT; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT;
~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 270-2B0P.
ABSTRACT: THIS STUDY ASSESSED THE CAPABILITY OF A RAPID
INFILTRATION SYSTEM FOR UPGRADING PRIMARY AND SECONDARY
EFFLUENTS FROM A MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT. THIS
WAS DONE BY MONITORING THE INFLUENT AND EFFLUENT QUALITY
VARIATIONS AT RAPID INFILTRATION DEMONSTRATION FACILITY OVER
A PERIOD OF SEVERAL YEARS. IN GENERAL, THE BASINS OPERATED
WELL DURING THE ENTIRE PERIOD OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY
EFFLUENT APPLICATION. EFFLUENT VALUES FOR CHEMICAL OXYGEN
DEMAND WERE GENERALLY IN THE 8- TO 20-MG/l RANGE FOR BOTH
STUDY PERIODS. BACTERIAL REMOVALS IN THE BASINS WERE
EXCELLENT, WITH FECAL COLIFORM REMOVALS GENERALLY IN EXCESS
OF 99*.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V54 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007568
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: EVALUATION OF EPA UN-IONIZED AMMONIA TOXICITY
CRITERIA.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SZUMSKI, DANIEL S.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~AMMONIA; ~AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS; CHEMICAL
ANALYSIS; ~DATA INTERPRETATION; ~ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AGENCY; ~EVALUATION; ~FISHERIES; ~STANDARDS; ~TOXICITY;
~TOXIC SUBSTANCES; ~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 281-29IP.
ABSTRACT: TOXIC UN-IONIZED AMMONIA MUST BE CONTROLLED IN
RECEIVING WATERS TO MINIMIZE ACUTE AND CHRONIC IMPACTS TO
THE NATIVE BIOLOGICAL COMMUNIITY. THE ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY'S "RED BOOK" REPORTS ACUTE AND CHRONIC
EFFECT LEVELS THAT FORM THE BASIS FOR THE NH3 WATER QUALITY
CRITERION FOR SALMONID FISHERIES. THIS PAPER EVALUATES THE
REPORTED UN-ION IZED AMMONIA TOXICITY DATA AND CONCLUDES THAT
A FUNDAMENTAL INTERPRETIVE ERROR EXISTS IN THE -RED BOOK"
RATIONALE FOR TRANSLATING THE UN-IONIZED AMMONIA LC50 DATA
INTO A WATER QUALITY CRITERION. AN ANALYSIS OF THE
RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES AND AMMONIA
TOXICITY ILLUSTRATES THAT THE TOXICITY SEEMS DIRECTLY
RELATED TO A CONSTANT CONCENTRATION OF UN-1ON IZED AMMONIA AT
THE GILL SURFACE OF THE FISH. GILL SURFACE CONCENTRATIONS OF
0.2 AND 0.4 MG/1 FOR NH3-N SEEM TO BE THE ACUTE TOXICITY
THRESHOLDS FOR COLD AND WARMWATER SPECIES, RESPECTIVELY.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V54 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007569
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: DESIGN OF MONITORING STUDIES FOR PRIORITY
POLLUTANTS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CHAPMAN, PETER M.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~COST-EFFECTIVENESS; ~ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AGENCY; ~MONITORING; ~POLLUTANTS; ~SAMPLING; ~STANDARDS;
~TOXICITY; ~TOXIC SUBSTANCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 292-297P.
ABSTRACT: IMPLEMENTING AFFORDABLE ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING
AND ASSESSMENT PROGRAMS FOR THE 129 COMPOUNDS DESIGNATED AS
PRIORITY POLLUTANTS BY THE U. S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AGENCY (EPA) CONTINUES TO POSE PROBLEMS IN SAMPLING DESIGN.
THIS PAPER PROVIDES INFORMATION THAT WILL ALLOW FOR THE
DESIGN OF COST-EFFECTIVE PROGRAMS BASED ON SOUND SCIENTIFIC
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PRINCIPLES. THE CURRENT STATE OF KNOWLEDGE REGARDING FATE
AND EFFECTS IS USED TO CATEGORIZE EACH PRIORITY POLLUTANT
BASED ON CHEMICAL BEHAVIOR AND BIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE.
RECOMMENDATIONS ARE THEN MADE CONCERNING SAMPLING PARTICULAR
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPONENTS BASED ON THE ANTICIPATED FATE AND
EFFECT OF EACH POLLUTANT. THIS WORK PROVIDES AN INITIAL AND
FLEXIBLE STARTING POINT FOR THE DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF
SITE-SPECIFIC ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORINC PROGRAMS FOR PRIORITY
POLLUTANTS.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V54 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007570
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: TREATMENT OF OIL WASTEWATER FROM ONSHORE OPERATIONS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: LYSYJ, IHOR
DESCRIPTOR: *ALASKA) *BALLASTj ~CASE STUDIESt *EFFLUENTSi
~HYDROCARBONS; ~OIL; ~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; ~PETROLEUM;
~SHIPS; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 309-315P.
ABSTRACT: A STUDY OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF LARGE-SCALE
TREATMENT OF BALLAST WATER WAS CONDUCTED AT THE TERMINAL
FACILITY OF THE TRANS-ALASKA PIPELINE IN PORT VALDEZ. THE
TREATMENT PLANT PERFORMANCE EVALUATION WAS CONDUCTED DURING
THREE SEPARATE PERIODS: SUMMER 1978, WINTER 1979, AND SUMMER
1979. IT WAS FOUND THAT THE PLANT IS GENERALLY EFFECTIVE IN
REDUCING THE PETROLEUM CONTENT OF THE BALLAST WATER.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V54 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007632
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 80
TITLE: ILLINOIS WATER SUPPLY OPERATOR TRAINING PLAN.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ANDERSON, DONALD M.
DESCRIPTOR: ~DRINKING WATER; ~EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS;
~EVALUATION; ~ILLINOIS; ~INSTRUCTION; ~NEEDS ASSESSMENT;
~PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT; ~PLANNING; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
POTABLE WATER; ~STATE PROGRAMS; ~TRAINING; ~WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 202P.
ABSTRACT: DETAILED ARE AN EVALUATION OF THE CURRENT
ILLINOIS TRAINING PROGRAM FOR PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY OPERATOR
TRAINING AND THE PROPOSED COMPREHENSIVE TRAINING PLAN
DEVELOPED AS A RESULT OF THAT EVALUATION. THE PRINCIPAL
THRUST OF THE PLAN WAS DIRECTED TOWARD EVALUATING AND
IDENTIFYING TRAINING DELIVERY METHODS TAILORED TO REACH THE
SMALL SUPPLY OPERATOR AT THEIR JOB SITES. THE PLAN WAS
DESIGNED FOR IMPLEMENTATION OVER A FOUR YEAR PERIOD. FUND INC
PRIORITIES AND ESTIMATED COSTS ARE PROVIDED.
AVAILABILITY: SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, ENVIRONMENTAL
RESOURCES TRAINING CENTER, EDWARDSVILLE, IL 62026
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007637
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 78
TITLE: IOWA STATEWIDE WATER AND WASTEWATER OPERATOR
TRAINING PROGRAM - COURSE CATALOG.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COURSE DESCRIPTIONS; ~CURRICULUM; ~IOWA;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~OPERATIONS (WATER); ~POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS; ~STATE PROGRAMS;
~TRAINING; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; WATER POLLUTION CONTROL;
WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 73P.
ABSTRACT: LISTED AND DESCRIBED ARE THE COURSES AVAILABLE TO
OPERATORS AND MANAGEMENT STAFF IN THE IOWA STATEWIDE
TRAINING PROGRAM. THE FIVE SECTIONS OF THE CATALOG
CORRESPOND TO THE CATEGORIES OF THE STATE TRAINING PROGRAM:
GENERAL, UNIT PROCESSES, SUPPORT SYSTEMS,
SUPERVISORY/MANAGEMENT, AND LABORATORY. COURSE OBJECTIVES,
PREREQUISITES, AND CONTENT ARE SPECIFIED. THE CURRICULUM IS
IN THE FORM OF INSTRUCTIONAL MODULE PACKAGES (MODULES), BUT
THE CURRICULUM IS NOT INTENDED FOR USE AS SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIAL. NOTE: THIS IS A 1978 CATALOG BUT PROVIDES AH
EXAMPLE OF A STATE PROGRAM.
AVAILABILITY: OPERATOR CERTIFICATION BOARD, DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY, HENRY A. WALLACE BUILDINC, 900 EAST
GRAND, DES MOINES, IA 50319
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007638
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 77
TITLE: NONPOINT SOURCE CONTROL GUIDANCE HYDROLOCIC
MODIFICATIONS.
DESCRIPTOR: ~BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES; DAMS; ~FEDERAL
PROGRAMS; GROUNDWATER; ~GUIDELINES; ~HYDROLOCY; ~MANAGEMENT;
~NONPOINT POLLUTION; ~PLANNING; REGIONAL PLANNING; ~STATE
PROGRAMS; STREAM CHANNELS; ~WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; ~WATER
QUALITY; ~WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 110P.
ABSTRACT: THIS HYDROLOGIC MODIFICATIONS NONPOINT SOURCE
POLLUTION CONTROL GUIDANCE DOCUMENT IS ONE OF A SERIES
DESIGNED TO PROVIDE STATE AND AREAWIDE 208 AGENCIES, THE
FEDERAL AGENCIES, AND OTHER CONCERNED GROUPS AND INDIVIDUALS
WITH INFORMATION TO ASSIST IN CARRYING OUT WATER QUALITY
PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION RESPONSIBILITIES. THE
INFORMATION PROVIDED IS PRINCIPALLY TECHNICAL IN NATURE AND
PRESENTED IN FOUR CHAPTERS. INCLUDED IS INFORMATION ON THE
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IDENTIFICATION AND ASSESSMENT OF EXISTING HYDROLOGIC
MODIFICATION NONPOINT PROBLEMS; ANALYSIS AND PROCEDURES
NEEDED FOR THE SELECTION OF CONTROLS! DESCRIPTIONS OF
INDIVIDUALS AND SYSTEMS OF BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICESt
IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS FOR PREDICTING POTENTIAL POLLUTION
PROBLEMS FROM FUTURE HYDROLOGIC MODIFICATIONS; AND A
SUGGESTED FORMAT FOR THE FINAL PLAN.
AVAILABILITY: ENVIRONMENTAL
PLANNING DIVISION, 401 "M"
20460
PROTECTION AGNENCY, WATER
STREET, S.W., WASHINGTON, DC
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007639
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 76
TITLE: MODELS OF A FOREST ECOSYSTEM.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: RYAN, J. A.; MORISON, I. C.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPUTER APPLICATIONS; ~DECISION MAKING;
~ECOLOGY; ~ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES; *ENVIRONMENTAL
RESEARCH; ~FORESTRY; *LAND USE; *MANAGEMENT; *MODELS;
~NATURAL RESOURCES; ~PLANNING; ~RESEARCH REPORTS;
~SIMULATION; ~SYSTEMS ANALYSIS; ~WATERSHEDS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 46P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED IS RESEARCH THAT ATTEMPTED TO FORMULATE
A COMPUTERIZED PLANNING SYSTEM CAPABLE OF ASSISTING WILDLAND
MANAGERS IN THE EVALUATION OF THE PHYSICAL, ECONOMIC, AND
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES OF ALTERNATIVE LAND-USE DECISIONS
AND MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES. THE METHODOLOGY IS EMBODIED
WITHIN A SET OF COMPUTER SIMULATION MODELS THAT ARE DIRECTLY
LINKED TO A CEOGRAPHIC DATA BASE. THE MODELS WERE APPLIED TO
TWO WATERSHEDS WITHIN THE SNOHOMISH RIVER BASIN IN THE STATE
OF WASHINGTON. HYDROLOGIC, METEOROLOGIC, AND ATMOSPHERIC
MODELS WERE DEVELOPED.
AVAILABILITY: INSTITUTE OF FOREST PRODUCTS, COLLEGE OF
FOREST RESOURCES. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, SEATTLE, WA
98195
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007642
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: STOCKHOLM COMMEMORATION PART A-A SELECTION OF
OFFICIAL AND DEPARTMENTAL PUBLICATIONS RELATING TO THE
ENVIRONMENT 1971-1981.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: LAMBERT, CLAIRE
DESCRIPTOR: AIR POLLUTION CONTROL; ~ANNOTATED
BIBLIOGRAPHIES; ~DEVELOPED NATIONS; ~ENGLAND; ~ENVIRONMENT;
GLOBAL APPROACH; ~GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS; HOUSING; ~LAND
USE; LEGISLATION; ~POLLUTION; QUALITY OF LIFE; ~RESEARCH
REPORTS; ~URBAN ENVIRONMENT; WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 34P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE 140 BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATIONS
REPRESENTING A SELECTION OF THE OFFICIAL AND DEPARTMENTAL
PUBLICATIONS RELATING TO THE ENVIRONMENT PRODUCED BY THE
DEPARTMENTS OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND TRANSPORT (ENGLAND) FOR
THE TEN YEAR PERIOD, 1971-1981. THE LITERATURE IN THE LIST
IS ARRANGED CHRONOLOGICALLY AND INCLUDES ANNUAL REPORTS AND
LEGISLATION.
AVAILABILITY: DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND DEPARTMENT
OF TRANSPORT COMMON SERVICES, THE LIBRARY, 1 MARSHAM STREET,
LONDON SWIP 3EB, ENGLAND
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007644
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 77
TITLE: AN INTRODUCTION TO
WASTEWATER INJECTION.
THE TECHNOLOGY OF SUBSURFACE
DESCRIPTOR: ~ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY; ~CONSTRUCTION;
~DESIGN; DESIGN CRITERIA; GROUNDWATER; *GUIDELINES;
INDUSTRY; ~INJECTION WELLS; ~MAINTENANCE; MONITORING;
~TECHNOLOGY; ~WASTE DISPOSAL; ~WASTEWATER; ~WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; ~WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; ~WELLS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 355P.
ABSTRACT: DESIGNED TO SERVE AS A GUIDE TO AND A STANDARD
FOR INJECTION WELL CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE, THIS
DOCUMENT PROVIDES THE MINIMUM CRITERIA NECESSARY TO PROTECT
UNDERGROUND WATER FROM DEGRADATION AND PRESENTS INDUSTRY
WITH THE MEANS TO EVALUATE INJECTION AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO
OTHER MEANS OF WASTE DISPOSAL. TOPICS DISCUSSED INCLUDE THE
GEOLOGIC AND HYDROLOGIC ENVIRONMENT, CRITERIA FOR INJECTION
WELL SITE EVALUATION, WASTEWATER CHARACTERISTICS,
PRETREATMENT AND SURFACE FACILITY DESIGN, INJECTION WELL
DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION, START-UP OPERATIONS, MONITORING,
AND ABANDONMENT.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007648
PUBLICATION DATE: 82
TITLE: INFORMATION RESOURCES IN TOXICOLOGY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: WEXLER, PHILIP
DESCRIPTOR: ~AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; ~BIBLIOGRAPHIES; BOOKS; DATA
BASES; ~DIRECTORIES; GRADUATE PROGRAMS; ~GUIDES; HIGHER
EDUCATION; ~INFORMATION SOURCES; LEGISLATION; ORGANIZATIONS;
PERIODICALS; ~PUBLICATIONS; ~REFERENCE MATERIALS; ~RESEARCH
REPORTS; ~RESOURCE MATERIALS; ~TOXICOLOGY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 333P. PRICE: $45.00
ABSTRACT: SURVEYED IN THIS ONE VOLUME ARE STANDARD AND
LESSER KNOWN BOOKS, JOURNALS, AUDIOVISUALS, DATABASES,
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ORGANIZATIONS, AND LEGISLATION IN THE FIELD OF TOXICOLOGY.
AREAS INCLUDED ARE ANALYTICAL AND CLINICAL TOXICOLOGY,
TARGET SYSTEMS, BIOTOXINS, CARCINOGENESIS, DRUCS , FOOD,
METALS, PESTICIDES, AND COSMETICS. INCLUDED ALSO ARE THE
SOCIETY OF TOXICOLOGY'S ROSTER OF UNIVERSITIES OFFERING
GRADUATE PROGRAMS IN TOXICOLOGY, THE NATIONAL CLEARING HOUSE
OF POISON CONTROL CENTER'S DIRECTORY, CHAPTERS ON
GOVERNMENTAL, NON-GOVERN MENTAL, AND INTERNATIONAL
ORGANIZATIONS, AND AN APPENDIX LISTING ADDITIONAL RESOURCES.
AVAILABILITY: ELSEVIER SCIENCE PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC., 52
VANDERBILT AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007649
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 82
TITLE: THE MARKET FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES IN
MUNICIPAL AND INDUSTRIAL WATER AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT
PLANTS IN THE U. S.
DESCRIPTOR: ~BUSINESS; *CONTRACTED SERVICES; ~FACILITIES;
~FORECASTING; *INDUSTRYi *MAINTENANCE; *MANAGEMENT; ~MARKET
ANALYSIS; ~MUNICIPALITIES; *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
~OPERATIONS (WATER); *SURVEYS; *UTILITIES; * WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE: 8875.00
ABSTRACT: PROVIDED ARE COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSES OF THE
MUNICIPAL, INDUSTRIAL, AND PRIVATE SECTOR WATER AND
WASTEWATER TREATMENT MARKETS. STATISTICS ON THE CONSTRUCTION
OF NEW PLANTS AND THE PROBLEMS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF
EXISTING PLANTS ARE PROVIDED. A DETAILED OVERVIEW OF EACH
INDUSTRIAL MARKET, INCLUDING STATISTICAL PROFILES, IS
PRESENTED. THE NEEDS AND GROWTH POTENTIAL OF PRIVATE MARKETS
ARE ANALYZED. THE MARKETING STRATEGIES, VISIBILITY, AND
REGIONS OF INFLUENCE OF KEY COMPETITORS IN THE O 8 M
SERVICES BUSINESS ARE COMPARED. PROJECTIONS ARE GIVEN FOR
THE POTENTIAL MARKET, IN DOLLARS, FOR CONTRACT 0 8 M
SERVICES AND GROWTH EXPECTED. GEOGRAPHICALLY SEGMENTED DATA
IS ALSO PRESENTED.
AVAILABILITY: WILLIAM T. LORENZ 8 CO., MANAGEMENT
CONSULTANTS. 311 COMMONWEALTH AVENUE, BOSTON. MA 02115
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EV007650
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND HEALTH EFFECTS OF
WASTEWATER CHLORINATION DOCUMENT NO. 81/27.
DESCRIPTOR: * ANALYTICAL TECHN IQ.UES; ~AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT;
~CHLORINATION; *DIS1NFECTI0N; ~ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT; FISH;
HEALTH; ^LITERATURE REVIEWS; *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
ORGAN ICS; *RESEARCH REVIEWS; ~TOXICITY; * WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 63P.
ABSTRACT: THIS IS A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
RELATED TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND HEALTH EFFECTS OF
CHLORINATINC WASTEWATER EFFLUENTS. INCLUDED IN THIS REVIEW
ARE STUDIES WHICH HAVE BEEN CONDUCTED UNDER A VARIETY OF
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS IN AN ATTEMPT TO QUANTIFY THE
TOXICITY OF CHLORINE TO AQUATIC ORGANISMS. EXPERIMENTS
CONDUCTED IN RELATIVELY CLEAN WATERS AND IN SEWAGE EFFLUENTS
INVOLVING BOTH INTERMITTENT AND CONTINUOUS CHLORINE
APPLICATIONS ARE INCLUDED. TOXIC CONCENTRATIONS OF CHLORINE
RESIDUALS TO AQUATIC BIOTA ARE GIVEN IN TERMS OF DURATION OF
EXPOSURE, TEMPERATURE, AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE
WATER. ALSO PROVIDED ARE AN EVALUATION OF THE TYPES OF
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS FORMED AT A WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITY,
THE TOXICITY OF THESE COMPOUNDS TO AQUATIC LIFE, AND THEIR
IMPACT ON HUMAN HEALTH.
AVAILABILITY: STATE OF ILLINOIS, INSTITUTE OF NATURAL
RESOURCES, 309 WEST WASHINGTON STREET, CHICAGO, IL 60606
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007651
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: PROTECTIVE INTERIOR COATINCS FOR VALVES AND
HYDRANTS.
DESCRIPTOR: CORROSION; *CORROSION CONTROL; ~ F IRE HYDRANTS;
~HYDRANTS; ~INTERIOR COATINGS; ~MAINTENANCE;
~MUNICIPALITIES; ~OPERATIONS (WATER); ~STANDARDS;
~UTILITIES; ~VALVES; ~WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE: 82.25 MEMBERS, 84.50 NON-MEMBERS.
ABSTRACT: SPECIFIED ARE THE 1981 AMERICAN WATER WORKS
ASSOCIATION STANDARDS FOR PROTECTIVE INTERIOR COATINGS FOR
VALVES AND HYDRANTS. TYPES OF MATERIALS, COATING, TESTING,
AND THE BASIS FOR REJECTION OF A COATED ASSEMBLY ARE
PROVIDED.
AVAILABILITY: AWWA DATA PROCESSING DEPT., 6666 WEST QUIKCY
AVENUE, DENVER, CO 80235
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007652
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: D1X, H. M.
DESCRIPTOR: ~AIR POLLUTION CONTROL; ~ECOLOCY; ~ENVIRONMENT;
~ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES; FEDERAL GOVERNMENT; ~FEDERAL
LEGISLATION; ~GOVERNMENT ROLE; * INDUSTRY; LAND USE; ~NOISE;
~POLLUTION; ~POLLUTION CONTROL; ~WASTE DISPOSAL; WASTES;
~WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 286P. PRICE: 844.50
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY OF ALL ASPECTS
OF POLLUTION, TREATING EACH AS AN INTEGRATED OCCURRENCE
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WITHIN THE ECOSYSTEMS OF THE ENVIRONMENT. METHODS AND
IMPLEMENTATION OF POLLUTION CONTROL ARE ASSESSED.
SUGGESTIONS ARE MADE FOR REDUCING POLLUTION AND PROVIDING
MORE EFFECTIVE CONTROLS. EMPHASIZED IS THE NEED FOR
GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY TO PROVIDE THE NECESSARY RESOURCES
IN THE FUTURE. SECTIONS INCLUDE: GENERAL, ATMOSPHERE, LAND,
WATER, NOISE, POLLUTION CONTROL AND LEGISLATION, AND A
SUMMARY.
AVAILABILITY: JOHN WILEY S SONS, ONE WILEY DRIVE, SOMERSET,
NJ 0BB73
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EV007653
PUBLICATION DATE: B1
TITLE: PATTY'S INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND TOXICOLOGY, THIRD
REVISED EDITION, VOLUME 2A: TOXICOLOCY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CLAYTON, GEORGE D.( CLAYTON, FLORENCE E.
DESCRIPTOR: HAZARDOUS MATERIALS; ~INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE;
INDUSTRY: *LITERATURE REVIEWS; *METALSi *ORGANIC COMPOUNDS;
*RESEARCH; ~TOXICOLOGY; ~TOXIC SUBSTANCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 1.420P. PRICE: 8100.60
ABSTRACT: ORIGINALLY COMPILED IN 194B, THIS EDITION IS THE
FIRST INSTALLMENT OF A THREE-PART EXPANSION OF THE PREVIOUS
SINGLE TOXICOLOGY VOLUME. PRESENTED IS A COMPLETELY UPDATED
REVIEW OF WORLD LITERATURE AND RESEARCH ON THE SUBJECTS OF
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND TOXICOLOGY. THE VOLUME CONTAINS A
HISTORICAL SUMMARY OF TOXICOLOGY, FOLLOWED BY A DISCUSSION
OF 40 METALS) ORGANIC SULFUR COMPOUNDS; PHOSPHOROUS,
SELENIUM, AND TELLURIUM; EPOXIESi ESTERS, PHENOLS, AND
PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS; ALDEHYDES AND ACETALS; AND THE
HETEROCYCLIC AND MISCELLANEOUS N1TR0 COMPOUNDS.
AVAILABILITY: JOHN WILEY AND SONS, INC., 605 THIRD AVENUE,
NEW YORK, NY 10158
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007634
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: WASTEWATER AEROSOLS AND DISEASE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: PAHREN, H.; JAKUBOWSKI, W.
DESCRIPTOR: ~AEROSOLS; ~CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS; DISEASE;
~DISEASE CONTROL} EPIDEMINOLOGY; HEALTH; ~MICROBIOLOGY;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); PATHOCENS; ~PUBLIC HEALTH;
~RESEARCH; ~SYMPOSIA; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; WATER QUALITY;
WORLD PROBLEMS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 367P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE 22 INVITED PAPERS AND THE
ASSOCIATED DISCUSSIONS FROM A 1979 ASEPA SPONSORED SYMPOSIA
ON THE CURRENT STATE-OF KNOWLEDGE ON HUMAN HEALTH ASPECTS OF
EXPOSURE TO MICROBIOLOGICAL AGENTS EMITTED AS AEROSOLS FROM
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS. TOPICS INCLUDE THE NATURE OF
CONTAMINANTS, HEALTH ASPECTS, EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES AND
AEROSOL SUPPRESSION.
AVAILABILITY: U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
CINCINNATI, OH 45268
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007655
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: WATER QUALITY MEASUREMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MARK, HARRY B., JR., MATTSON, JAMES S.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY; *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES;
~CHEMICAL ANALYSIS; ~CHEMISTRY; ECOLOGY; HEALTH;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~INSTRUMENTATION; ~MEASUREMENT;
~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; ~WATER
QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 4B5P. PRICE: #57.75
ABSTRACT: EXAMINED ARE DEVELOPMENTS IN ANALYTICAL
INSTRUMENTATION AND CHEMISTRY IN ORDER TO FURNISH CHEMISTS
WITH THE METHODS NEEDED TO CLEAN-UP WATER; REGULATE WATER
QUALITY; DETERMINE THE HEALTH HAZARDS OF TRACE CONSTITUENTS;
AND CORRELATE ECOLOCICAL CHANGES CAUSED BY TRACE SUBSTANCES.
AVAILABILITY: MARCEL DEKKER, INC., 270 MADISON AVENUE, NEV
YORK. MY 10016
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007656
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: OZONE TREATMENT OF WASTEWATER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: RICE, R. G.j BROWNING, M. E.
DESCRIPTOR: BIOLOGICAL ACTIVATED CARBON; ~DISINFECTION;
EQUIPMENT; #FACILIT!ES; ~INDUSTRYj MUNICIPALITIES;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ORCANIC COMPOUNDS; ~OZONE; ~STATE-
OF-THE-ART REVIEWS; ~TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT; TECHNOLOGY;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 37IP. PRICE: 32.00 HARD COVER.
ABSTRACT: PROVIDED IS A REVIEW OF THE STATE-OF-THE-ART
TECHNOLOGY IN OZONE WASTEWATER TREATMENT. REVIEWED ARE SUCH
TOPICS AS OXIDATION PROCESSES; PRINCIPLES OF OZONE
TECHNOLOGY; INDUSTRIAL WATER/WASTEWATER APPLICATIONS OF
OZONE; ORGANIC OXIDATION PRODUCTS; AND, BIOLOCICAL ACTIVATED
CARBON.
AVAILABILITY: NOYES DATA CORPORATION. MILL ROAD AT GRAND
AVENUE, PARK RIDGE, NJ 07656
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007657
TITLE: PUMP OPERATIONS TRAINING PROCRAM - CENTRIFUCAL
PUMPS.
DESCRIPTOR: ~AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; ~CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS)
*EQUIPMENT; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *MAINTENANCE;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~OPERATIONS (WATER); ~POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~PUMPS; ~TRAINING; UTILITIES;
~VIDEOTAPES; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: INCLUDES - 1 HOUR VIDEOTAPE, 25 STUDENT
WORKBOOKS, 2 INSTRUCTOR'S DISCUSSION GUIDES.
ABSTRACT: USING VIDEOTAPES, THIS TRAINING PROGRAM DETAILS
THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS. TOPICS
INCLUDE THE BASICS OF PUMP OPERATION; PREOPERATIONAL CHECKS;
VALVE LINEUP; START-UP AND LOADING; INTERPRETING PUMP
OPERATING CURVES, SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS CURVES, ABNORMAL
OPERATIONS, AND SHUTDOWN.
AVAILABILITY: INDUSTRIAL TRAINING CORPORATION, 14616
SOUTHLAWN LAND, BOX 6009, ROCKVILLE, MD 20850
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007659
PUBLICATION DATE: 01
TITLE: DICTIONARY OF DANGEROUS POLLUTANTS, ECOLOGY AND
ENVIRONMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: TVER, DAVID F.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CHEMICALS; *DICTIONARIESj *ECOLOGY;
~ENVIRONMENT; ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES; FUELS; ~HAZARDOUS
MATERIALS; ~INDUSTRY; ~ORCANIC COMPOUNDS; PESTICIDES;
~POLLUTION; ~REFERENCE MATERIALS; ~TOXIC SUBSTANCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 360P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS INFORMATION ON CAUSES OF DANGEROUS
POLLUTION, MANUFACTURING METHODS THAT CREATE POLLUTION; AND
THE PRODUCTION, USE, AND ULTIMATE EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL
POLLUTANTS. DISCUSSED IN DETAIL ARE SYNTHETIC AND ORGANIC
CHEMICALS, PESTICIDES, AND ORGANIC FUELS.
AVAILABILITY: INDUSTRIAL PRESS INC., 200 MADISON AVENUE,
NEW YORK, NY 10157
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007661
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: PHOSPHORUS IN SEWAGE SLUDGE AND ANIMAL WASTE
SLURRIES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HUCKER, T. W. C.j CATROUX, G.
DESCRIPTOR: ~AGRICULTURE; ~ANIMAL WASTES; ~CONFERENCE
PROCEEDING; *PHOSPHOROUS; ~RESEARCH; ~SEWAGE; ~SEMINARS;
~SEWACE SLUDGE; ~WASTE DISPOSAL; ~WASTES; ~WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 444P. PRICE: $39.50
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE THE PROCEEDINGS OF A 1980 SEMINAR
HELD IN THE NETHERLANDS ON THE PRESENCE OF PHOSPHOROUS IN
SEWAGE SLUDGE AND ANIMAL WASTE SLURRIES.
AVAILABILITY: KLUWER BOSTON, INC., 190 OLD DERBY STREET,
HINGHAM, MA 02043
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007662
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENT TREATMENT, VOLUME 1, WATER AND
SOLID WASTES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: WALTERS, J. K.; WINT, A.
DESCRIPTOR: ~DESIGN; ~ENGINEERING; ~ENGLAND; ENVIRONMENTAL
INFLUENCES; ~EFFLUENTS; INCINERATION; ~INDUSTRIAL WASTES;
INDUSTRY; LEGISLATION; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~PROCESS
CONTROL; ~SEWERS; TOXIC SUBSTANCES; ~WASTE DISPOSAL; WASTES;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; WATER
QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 351P. PRICE: *44.00
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED ARE POLLUTION CONTROL STRATEGIES AND
THE LEGAL CONSTRAINTS WITHIN WHICH THE PROCESS CONTROL
ENGINEER MUST WORK. DISCUSSED ARE THE APPROACHES TAKEN BY
AUTHORITIES IN CONTROLLING DISCHARGES TO SEWERS AND
WATERCOURSES; THE ROLE OF DISSOLVED OXYGEN IN A WATERCOURSE;
THE EFFECT OF VARIOUS POLLUTANTS ON AQUATIC LIFE; PHYSICAL,
CHEMICAL, AND BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES FOR THE TREATMENT OF
EFFLUENTS; DISPOSAL OF TOXIC MATERIALS; AND, THE
INCINERATION AND PYROLYSIS OF WASTES.
AVAILABILITY: APPLIED SCIENCE PUBLISHERS LTD., 22
RIPPLES IDE COMMERCIAL ESTATE, RIPPLE ROAD, BARKING ESSEX
1G11 OSA ENGLAND
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007664
TITLE: TRICKLING FILTER MANUAL.
DESCRIPTOR: ~FILTRATION; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
~TRAINING; ~TRICKLING FILTERS; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE: $12.00 MEMBERS, 818.00 NON-
MEMBERS, PLUS POSTAGE
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS AN OPERATOR'S MANUAL ON THE
OPERATION OF TRICKLING FILTERS. COVERED IN CHAPTERS ARE SUCH
TOPICS AS THE BIOLOGY OF A TRICKLING FILTER; HISTORY,
BACKGROUND, AND THEORY; TRICKLING FILTER CONSTRUCTION,
PERFORMANCE, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, AND TROUBLESHOOTING;
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DISINFECTION) ANAEROBIC DICESTION; AND SLUDCE HANDLING.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL TRAININC ASSOCIATION,
158 SOUTH NAPOLEON STREET, P. O. BOX 346, VALPARAISO, IN
46383
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007665
TITLE: ELECTRICITY FOR WATER AND WASTEWATER PLANT
OPERATORS.
DESCRIPTOR: *APPLIED SCIENCE; ~AUDIOVISUAL AIDS;
~ELECTRICITYi *EQUIPMENT; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *OPERATIONS (WATER); *POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~TRAINING; ~TRAINING PROGRAMS;
UTILITIES; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE: $150.00 PLUS POSTACE/HANDLING.
INSTRUCTOR SET CONTAINS LESSON PLANS, SLIDES, OVERHEAD
TRANSPARENCY MASTERS, AND A STUDENT MANUAL.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A COURSE DESICNED TO GIVE OPERATORS
AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT IN WATER AND
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS. DIVIDED INTO SIX UNITS, TOPICS
COVERED INCLUDE: ELECTRICAL FUNDAMENTALS; THE USE OF
ELECTRIC METERS; COMPONENTS OF ELECTRIC PANELS; ELECTRIC
MOTORS; MOTOR CONTROL PANELS; AND, TROUBLESHOOTING.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL TRAINING ASSOCIATION,
158 SOUTH NAPOLEON STREET, P.O. BOX 346, VALPARAISO, IN
46383
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O7666
TITLE: MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE FOR WATER AND WASTEWATER
OPERATORS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ANDERSON. DON; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~EQUIPMENT; FACILITIES; HYDRAULICS;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~MAINTENANCE; ~OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); ~OPERATIONS (WATER); ~POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; ~PUMPS; ~TRAINING; UTILITIES; ~WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; ~WATER TREATMENT; WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE: $175.00 PLUS POSTACE. INSTRUCTOR
SET CONTAINS LESSON PLANS, SLIDES, OVERHEAD TRANSPARENCY
MASTERS, AND A STUDENT MANUAL.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS AN EIGHT UNIT COURSE DESIGNED TO
PROVIDE OPERATORS WITH A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE
MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE NEEDED IN WATER AND WASTEWATER
TREATMENT PLANTS. COVERED IN THE COURSE ARE BASIC HAND
TOOLS; CENTRIFUGAL AND POSITIVE DISPLACEMENT PUMPS; BASIC
HYDRAULICS; PUMPING SYSTEMS; GEAR REDUCERS; BLUEPRINT
READINC; AND, INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL TRAINING ASSOCIATION,
158 SOUTH NAPOLEON STREET, P. 0. BOX 346, VALPARAISO, IN
46383
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007667
PUBLICATION DATE: 82
TITLE: BLUEPRINT FOR CLEAN WATER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SHEIMAN. DEBORAH A.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CITIZEN PARTICIPATION; ~CLEAN WATER ACT;
~ECONOMICS; ~FEDERAL PROGRAMS; GROUNDWATER; INDUSTRY;
~LEGISLATION; ~PLANNING; ~POLICY FORMATION; ~PUBLIC
PARTICIPATION; ~SOCIAL ACTION; STANDARDS; ~WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; ~WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; ~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 24P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A REVIEW OF FEDERAL WATER
LEGISLATIONS OF THE 1970*S AND A PLAN TO INCREASE
PARTICIPATION IN THE PUBLIC POLICY DEBATE OVER THE SHAPE OF
FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PROGRAMS FOR THE EIGHTIES.
DISCUSSED ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF WATER POLLUTANTS AND
THEIR IMPACT ON BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS, THE ECONOMICS OF
POLLUTION AND POLLUTION CONTROL, AND THE SUCCESSES AND
FAILURES OF THE CLEAN WATER ACT.
AVAILABILITY: LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS EDUCATION FUND, 1730
"M" STREET, N.W., WASHINGTON, DC 20036
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007670
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 82
TITLE: BUILDING WATER AND SANITATION PROJECTS IN RURAL
GUATEMALA.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KARP, ANDREW W.; COX, STEPHEN B.
DESCRIPTOR: ~APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY; ~CASE STUDIES;
~CONSTRUCTION; ~FOREIGN COUNTRIES; ~GUATEMALA; ~MAINTENANCE;
~MANAGEMENT; ~OPERATIONS (WATER); ~PLANNING; ~RURAL AREAS;
~SANITATION; ~WASTE DISPOSAL; ~WATER PROJECTS; ~WATER
RESOURCES; ~WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 163-169P.
ABSTRACT: IN THE HIGHLANDS OF GUATEMALA, WHERE 80 PERCENT
OF THE POPULATION HAS NEITHER PUBLIC WATER SUPPLIES NOR
RUDIMENTARY PROVISIONS FOR SANITATION, A NONPROFIT
ORGANIZATION HAS SUCCESSFULLY INITIATED PROJECTS THAT
ADDRESS BOTH HEALTH-THREATENING DEFICIENCIES SIMULTANEOUSLY.
THE TECHNOLOGY USED IS APPROPRIATELY SIMPLIFIED, LOCAL
PARTICIPATION IN PLANNINC AND CONSTRUCTION IS REQUIRED,
PROJECTS ARE SELF-FINANCED, AND LOCAL WATER COMMITTEES ARE
TRAINED TO PERPETUATE MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF THE
SYSTEM ONCE IT IS BUILT. THE CONCEPT COULD BE EMULATED IN
MANY RURAL AREAS OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V74
N4
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007671
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 82
TITLE: COSTS FOR SUPPLYING ALTERNATIVE COMMUNITY WATER AND
SANITATION SYSTEMS IN BRAZIL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: DEMKE, KEITH A.; LAUR1A, DONALD T.
DESCRIPTOR: ~BRAZIL; ~CASE STUDIES; ~COSTS; ~ECONOMIC
FACTORS; ~FACILITIES; ~FOREICN COUNTRIES; *MANAGEMENT;
~OPERATIONS (WATER); *SAN ITATION; *WASTE DISPOSAL; *WATER
PROJECTS; WATER RESOURCES; *WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 171-177P.
ABSTRACT: FIVE LEVELS OF SERVICE FOR WATER AND SANITATION
FACILITIES THAT COULD BE PROVIDED IN A BRAZILIAN COMMUNITY
WERE DESIGNED AND COST-ANALYZED WITH COMPUTER TECHNIQUES TO
PROJECT OPTIMUM SYSTEMS FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. WHEN COST
IS AN IMPORTANT CONSIDERATION, A SYSTEM USING YARD TAPS AND
ON-SITE WASTE DISPOSAL WAS FOUND TO BE MOST APPROPRIATE.
THIS LEVEL OF SERVICE WOULD PROVIDE SUBSTANTIAL HEALTH AND
CONVENIENCE BENEFITS AT A PRESENT COST OF 842 (US) FOR A
PROJECTED 20-YEAR DESIGN POPULATION. THE COST OF PROVIDING
BOTH WATER AND SANITATION FACILITIES ON ALL LEVELS OF
SERVICE WAS FOUND TO BE TWICE THAT OF PROVIDING WATER ALONE.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V74
N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007672
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 82
TITLE: DEVELOPING AND APPLYING INTERNATIONAL WATER QUALITY
GUIDELINES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: WITT, VICENTE M.
DESCRIPTOR: ~DRINKING WATER; ~GUIDELINES; * INTERNATIONAL
PROGRAMS; ~PUBLIC HEALTH; ~SANITATION; ~STANDARDS; *WATER
QUALITY; *WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 178-181P.
ABSTRACT: AN ADVISORY GROUP TO THE WORLD HEALTH
ORGANIZATION WAS NAMED IN THE LATE 1970S TO SET GUIDELINES
FOR REVISION OF THE "INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS FOR DRINKING
WATER" IN ANTICIPATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL DRINKING WATER
SUPPLY AND SANITATION DECADE THAT WILL END IN 1990. IT WAS
DECIDED TO ASSEMBLE A THREE-VOLUME MANUAL ENTITLED
"GUIDELINES FOR DRINKING WATER QUALITY" IN ADDITION TO
REVISING THE "INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS FOR DRINKING WATER".
EXPECTED TO BE PUBLISHED IN MID-1982, THE "GUIDELINES"
COMPRISE THREE SECTIONS. THE FIRST CONTAINS A SUMMARY OF THE
RATIONALE USED FOR ESTABLISHING RECOMMENDED CONTAMINANT
LIMITS, HOW TO ATTAIN RECOMMENDED LIMITS, AND ACTION THAT
CAN BE TAKEN TO MEET WATER QUALITY RECOMMENDATIONS. THE
SECOND SECTION ADDRESSES CRITERIA FOR APPLYING THE
RECOMMENDED WATER QUALITY STANDARDS. THE THIRD SECTION
CONTAINS SPECIFIC GUIDELINES. MANY COUNTRIES ARE EXPECTED TO
ADOPT THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE "GUIDELINES" IN WHOLE OR IN
PART FOR PUBLIC WATER STANDARDS.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V74
N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007673
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 82
TITLE: SAVING TIME DURING MASTER PLANS AND FEASIBILITY
STUDIES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SHIPMAN, HAROLD R.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COST EFFECTIVENESS; ~FOREIGN COUNTRIES;
~MANAGEMENT; ~PLANNING; ~PROJECT PLANNING; ~RECOMMENDATIONS;
~SANITATION; TIME DELAYS; ~WASTE DISPOSAL; ~WATER RESOURCES;
~WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 188-191P.
ABSTRACT: THE CAUSES OF EXTENDED DELAYS IN PRODUCING MASTER
PLANS AND FEASIBILITY STUDIES FOR WATER AND SANITATION
PROJECTS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES ARE SCRUTINIZED IN AN
EFFORT TO SUGGEST REMEDIES. SUCH DELAYS IN THE PAST HAVE
PRODUCED PROJECT COST OVERRUNS WHILE PAPER WORK REQUIREMENTS
HAVE MOUNTED, CONSULTANT-CLIENT RELATIONSHIPS HAVE
DETERIORATED, AND FINANCING ACENCIES HAVE PROCRASTINATED. IF
STEPS ARE TAKEN TO ADDRESS THE CAUSES OF DELAYS AT INCEPTION
OF THE PROJECT, THE PATH CAN BE CLEARED OF UNNECESSARY
OBSTACLES.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V74
N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007674
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 82
TITLE: NEW METHOD SIMPLIFIES SLUDGE DISPOSAL.
DESCRIPTOR: DESICN; LIME-SOFTENINC; ~LIQUEFACTION;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; ~SLUDCEj
~SLUDGE DISPOSAL; ~WASTE DISPOSAL; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 110-11 IP.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE REPORTS ON A NEW AIR-DIFFUSION
METHOD OF SLUDCE LIQUEFACTION WHICH OFFERS A SIMPLE,
ECONOMICAL SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM OF HANDLING AND DISPOSING
OF LI ME-SOFTENING SLUDGE. BY TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE
THIXOTROPIC PROPERTY OF MAGNESIUM HYDROXIDE, THIS METHOD
FEATURES LOW FIRST-COST, SIMPLE EXPANDABILITY, AND LOW
OPERATIONAL ENERGY COST.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V74
N4
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007675
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: THE NATIONAL INTERIM PRIMARY DRINKING WATER
REGULATIONS - PART IHISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: OLECKNO, WILLIAM A.
DESCRIPTOR: ~DRINKINC WATERt *FEDERAL PROGRAMS) ~HISTORY;
~ LEGISLATIVE HISTORY; ~NIPDWR; ~PUBLIC HEALTH; ~REGULATIONSt
~STANDARDS; *WATER QUALITY; *WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 236-239P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE IS THE FIRST OF A TWO PART SERIES
DEALING WITH THE NATIONAL INTERIM PRIMARY DRINKING WATER
REGULATIONS AS THEY APPLY TO COMMUNITY WATER SYSTEMS. THIS
PART DISCUSSES THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE
REGULATIONS. SPECIFIC ATTENTION IS FOCUSED ON THE 1962
DRINKINC WATER STANDARDS AND THE SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT OF
1974.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, V44 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007676
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: THE NATIONAL INTERIM PRIMARY DRINKINC WATER
STANDARDS - PART IIIMPACT ON COMMUNITY WATER SYSTEMS; THE
INDIANA EXPERIENCE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: OLECKNO, WILLIAM A.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; ~COMMUNITY WATER SYSTEMS;
~DRINKINC WATER; FEDERAL PROGRAMS; * INDIANA; #NIPDWR;
~OPERATIONS (WATER); PUBLIC HEALTH; ~REGULATIONS; STANDARDS;
~SURVEYS; ~WATER QUALITY; ~WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 240-244P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE IS THE SECOND PART OF A TWO PART
SERIES DEALING WITH THE NATIONAL INTERIM PRIMARY DRINKINC
WATER REGULATIONS. THIS PART DESCRIBES A STUDY CONDUCTED IN
THE STATE OF INDIANA IN 1980 TO ASSESS THE IMPACT OF THE
REGULATIONS ON COMMUNITY WATER SYSTEM OPERATIONS. THE
PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE STUDY WAS TO DETERMINE THE DEGREE OF
IMPACT OF EACH OF THE MAJOR PROVISIONS ON INDIANA COMMUNITY
WATER SYSTEMS AND THE RELATIONSHIP OF SYSTEM SIZE, SOURCE OF
WATER SUPPLY, AND SYSTEM OWNERSHIP.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, V44 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007677
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: RELIABILITY OF ON-SITE SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEMS IN
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BOWMAN, JAMES 0.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; FACILITIES; ~ONSITE DISPOSAL;
~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; REGULATIONS; ~SEPTIC TANKS; ~SEWAGE
DISPOSAL; SOILS; ~SURVEYS; ~VIRGINIA; ~WASTE DISPOSAL;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 249-252P.
ABSTRACT: LONGEVITY OF ON-SITE SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEMS AND
THE CAUSES OF FAILURES WERE INVESTIGATED IN FAIRFAX COUNTY,
VA., DURING THE PERIOD 1952-1978. CAUSES OF SYSTEM
MALFUNCTIONS AND MECHANICAL FAILURES WERE IDENTIFIED. IT WAS
CONCLUDED FROM THE STUDY THAT ON-SITE SEWAGE SYSTEMS ARE A
VIABLE MEANS OF DISPOSAL OF SMALL WASTE WATER FLOWS WHEN A
COMPREHENSIVE REGULATORY PROGRAM IS USED TO DETERMINE SOIL
SUITABILITY AND TO MONITOR CONSTRUCTION DURING INSTALLATION.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, V44 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007687
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 82
TITLE: "PROOFER" MAKES SURE SEWERS ARE FREE FROM
OBSTRUCTIONS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: PETERS, GORDON
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; ~CLEANING; ~DETECTION;
~EQUIPMENT; ~MAINTENANCE; ~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; ^PIPES;
~SEWERS; ~WASTEWATER COLLECTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 54-55P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES THE USE OF THE "PROOFER",
A SIMPLE TOOL THAT DETERMINES WHEN SEWER RODDINC IS NEEDED
TO SUPPLEMENT HIGH PRESSURE JET CLEANING. CASE STUDIES SHOW
THE TOOL TO BE ACCURATE AND COST-EFFECTIVE.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS VI13 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007688
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 82
TITLE: AUTOMATION COMES TO TITRATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MILLER, GEORGE L.; KUJAWA, EDWARD
DESCRIPTOR: ~ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~CASE STUDIES;
~COMPUTER APPLICATIONS; COMPUTERS; ~COST-EFFECTIVENESS;
~EQUIPMENT; ~INSTRUMENTATION; ~LABORATORY PROCEDURES;
~LABORATORY EQUIPMENT; ~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; ~TITRATION;
WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 64-65P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THE USE OF A COMPUTERIZED
TITRATION SYSTEM. PRE-PROGRAMMED SYSTEM AUTOMATICALLY
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PERFORMS 10 TITRATIONS IN A SINGLE CYCLE, MAKES ALL
CALCULATIONS, DISPLAYS AND PRINTS OUT RESULTS, AND LOGS
DATA. CASE STUDIES SHOW THE SYSTEM TO BE ACCURATE, COST-
EFFECTIVE, AND A TIME-SAVER.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS VI13 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007689
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 82
TITLE: MODIFICATIONS UPGRADE PACKAGED SEWAGE LIFT STATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FOX, J. BRUCE
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; ~COST EFFECTIVENESS; *EQUIPMENT;
~FACILITIES; ~LIFT STATIONS; MANAGEMENT; ~MODIFICATIONS;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~PUMP STATIONS; *PUMPS; ~SEWERS;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WASTEWATER COLLECTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 66-68P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES THE EFFORTS OF THE
WEIRTON, WEST VIRGINIA SANITARY BOARD TO SOLVE PROBLEMS WITH
THEIR SEWAGE LIFT STATION. AN IN-HOUSE RENOVATION OF A
PACKAGE-TYPE PUMP STATION SAVED THE CITY MONEY, ALLEVIATED A
HEALTH PROBLEM, AND IMPROVED RELATIONS WITH LOCAL
HOMEOWNERS. THE ARTICLE DISCUSSES THE PROBLEM-SOLVING STEPS,
EXAMINES THE EQUIPMENT USED, AND PROVIDES SUGGESTIONS FOR
OTHERS WITH SIMILAR PROBLEMS.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS VI13 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007690
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 82
TITLE: CONTROLLING SULFIDES AND ODORS IN SEWERS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: VIVONA, MORRIS A.; WHALEN, GARY A.
DESCRIPTOR: ~AERATION; ~DESIGN; EQUIPMENT; ~MAINTENANCE;
~ODORS; ~RESEARCH REPORTS; ~SEWERS; ~SULFIDES; ~WASTEWATER
COLLECTION; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 69-72P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE PROVIDES TECHNICAL DETAILS OF A
SYSTEM FOR AIR INJECTION INTO FORCE MAINS. SPECIFIC
ATTENTION IS FOCUSED ON AERATION EFFICIENCY AND ESTIMATES
FOR FORCE MAINS. A SECTION IS ALSO INCLUDED DISCUSSING NEEDS
FOR FUTURE RESEARCH.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS VI13 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007692
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: DETERMINE NEEDS AND INTERESTS OF STUDENTS - MODULE
B-l.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; ~CURRICULUM
DEVELOPMENT; ~INSTRUCTION; ~INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~MOTIVATION; ~PERFORMANCE BASED
TEACHER EDUCATION; ~PLANNING; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~STUDENT
INTERESTS; ~STUDENT NEEDS; ~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER
IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER PERFORMANCE; ~TRAINING; ~VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 64P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARN INC PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES A VARIETY OF
TECHNIQUES USABLE IN THE DETERMINATION OF STUDENT NEEDS AND
INTEREST. EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT
INTECRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH
CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE
OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR
USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER
THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF CEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007693
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: DEVELOP STUDENT PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES - MODULE B-2.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; ~COURSE
OBJECTIVES; ~CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT; ~INSTRUCTION;
~INSTRUCIONAL IMPROVEMENT; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~OBJECTIVES; ~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION; ~POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; SECONDARY
EDUCATION; ~SKILL DEVELOPMENT; ~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER
IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER PERFORMANCE; ~TRAIN INC; *VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 56P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
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LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE IS DESIGNED TO ASSIST IN
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SKILL OF WRITING PERFORMANCE
OBJECTIVES. EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARNINC EXPERIENCES THAT
INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH
CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE
OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR
USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER
THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, CA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007694
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: DEVELOP A UNIT OF INSTRUCTION - MODULE B-3.
DESCRIPTOR: *COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION} ~CURRICULUM;
~ INSTRUCTION; * INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT; * INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; ~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION; ~PLANNING;
~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT;
SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER
IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER PERFORMANCE; TRAINING; ~UNIT OF
INSTRUCTION; ~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 56P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE DESCRIBES THE VARIOUS
KINDS OF INSTRUCTIONAL UNITS AND EXPLAINS HOW THEY CAN BE
USED TO IMPROVE INSTRUCTION. EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARNING
EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND
CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE
TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE
MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS
OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER
EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES,
LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, CA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O7695
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: DEVELOP A LESSON PLAN - MODULE B-4.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; ~CURRICULUM;
~INSTRUCTION; ~INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT; ~INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; ~LESSON PLANS; ~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER
EDUCATION; ~PLANNING; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~SKILL
DEVELOPMENT; ~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER IMPROVEMENT;
TEACHER PERFORMANCE; ~TRAINING; ~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 32P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE IS DESIGNED TO ASSIST IN
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SKILLS NECESSARY TO WRITE A LESSON
PLAN. EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT
INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH
CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE
OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR
USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER
THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007696
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: SELECT STUDENT INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS - MODULE B-5.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; ~CURRICULUM;
~INSTRUCTION; ~INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT; ~INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; ~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION; ~PLANNING;
~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT;
SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER
IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER PERFORMANCE; ~TRAINING; ~VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 32P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE PROVIDES CRITERIA FOR THE
IDENTIFICATION AND SELECTION OF STUDENT INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS. EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT
INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATIO, AND CULMINATES WITH
CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE
OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR
USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER
THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
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AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EV007697
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: PREPARE TEACHER-MADE INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS -
MODULE B-6.
DESCRIPTOR: ^COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; ~CURRICULUM
DEVELOPMENT; * INSTRUCTION; * INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER
EDUCATION; ~PLANNING; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; SECONDARY EDUCATION; *TEACHER
DEVELOPED MATERIALS; *TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER
IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER PERFORMANCE; *TRAINING; ~VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 40P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE
DEVELOPMENT AND REF10DUCTION OF TEACHER DEVELOPED MATERIALS.
EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE
THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH CRITERION
REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE
SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESICNED FOR USE BY
INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE
DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW00769B
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: DIRECT FIELD TRIPS - MODULE C-l.
DESCRIPTOR: COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; *FIELD TRIPS;
* INSTRUCTION; * INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT; * INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; ~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION; ~PLANNING;
~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT;
SECONDARY EDUCATION; *TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER
IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER PERFORMANCE; *TRAINING; ~VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 56P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE PLANNING
AND DIRECTING OF INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP FIELD TRIPS. EACH
MODULE PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY
AND APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES KITH CRITERION REFERENCED
ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED
COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY
INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE
DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNINC RESOURCES, LEARNING
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007699
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: CONDUCT GROUP DISCUSSIONS, PANEL DISCUSSIONS, AND
SYMPOSIUMS - MODULE C-2.
DESCRIPTOR: ^COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; ~CURRICULUM
DEVELOPMENT; ~GROUP DISCUSSION; * INSTRUCTION; * INSTRUCTIONAL
IMPROVEMENT; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *PANEL DISCUSSION;
~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION; ~PLANNING; ~POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; SECONDARY
EDUCATION; SYMPOSIA; ~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER
IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER PERFORMANCE; ~TRAINING; ~VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 4BP.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE PLANNING
AND CONDUCTING OF GROUP DISCUSSIONS, PANEL DISCUSSIONS AND
SYMPOSIA. EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT
INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH
CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE
OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR
USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER
THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF CEORCIA, ATHENS, CA 30602.
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007700
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: EMPLOY BRAINSTORMING, BUZZ GROUP, AND QUESTION BOX
TECHNIQUES - MODULE C-3.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; CURRICULUM
DEVELOPMENT; * INSTRUCTION; * INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~MOTIVATION; ~PERFORMANCE BASED
TEACHER EDUCATION; ~PLANNING; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; SECONDARY EDUCATION; *STUDENT
PARTICIPATION; *TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER IMPROVEMENT;
TEACHER PERFORMANCE; *TRAIN INC; ~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 24P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE PRESENTS TECHNIQUES TO
ENCOURAGE STUDENT PARTICIPATION: BRAINSTORMING, BUZZ GROUPS
AND QUESTION BOX. EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCES
THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH
CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE
OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESICNED FOR
USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER
THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, CA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0077O1
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: DIRECT STUDENTS IN INSTRUCTING OTHER STUDENTS -
MODULE C-4.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; CURRICULUM
DEVELOPMENT; * INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION; ~INSTRUCTION;
~INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION; ~POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; SECONDARY EDUCATION;
~SKILL DEVELOPMENT; ~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER IMPROVEMENT;
TEACHER PERFORMANCE; ~TRAINING; ~TUTORING; ~VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 24P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSINC UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE PROVIDES EXPERIENCES IN
TRAINING AND USING STUDENTS TO TUTOR OTHER STUDENTS AND MAKE
CLASSROOM PRESENTATIONS. EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARNING
EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND
CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE
TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE
MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS
OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER
EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES,
LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARN INC EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007702
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: EMPLOY SIMULATION TECHNIQUES - MODULE C-5.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; ~INSTRUCTION;
~INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT) ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
MODELS; ~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION; ~PLANNING;
~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; ROLE
PLAYING; SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~SIMULATION; ~TEACHER
EDUCATION; TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER PERFORMANCE;
~TRAINING; ~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 60P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE USE OF
SIMULATION TECHNIQUES IN TEACHING TO MEET LESSON OBJECTIVES
AND GAIN COMPETENCIES. EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARNING
EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND
CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE
TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE
MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS
OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER
EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES,
LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007703
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: GUIDE STUDENT STUDY - MODULE C-6.
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DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; HOMEWORK;
~ INSTRUCTION; * INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT; * INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; ~MOTIVATION; *PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER
EDUCATION; *PLANNING; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~STUDY
SKILLS; *TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER
PERFORMANCE; *TRAINING; ~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 40P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE PROVIDES SKILLS IN GIVING
STUDY ASSIGNMENTS AND SUPERVISING CROUP STUDY. EACH MODULE
PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND
APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED
ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED
COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY
INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE
DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007704
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: DIRECT STUDENT LABORATORY EXPERIENCE - MODULE C-7.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; CURRICULUM
DEVELOPMENT; * INSTRUCTION; * INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT;
~ INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *LABORATORIES; ^PERFORMANCE BASED
TEACHER EDUCATION; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT; PLANNING; SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~SUPERVISION;
~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER
PERFORMANCE; TEACHING METHODS; ~TRAINING; ~VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 56P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE
DEVELOPMENT OF INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS FOR USE IN THE
LABORATORY AND THE SUPERVISION OF LABORATORY WORK. EACH
MODULE PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY
AND APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED
ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED
COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY
INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE
DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS C AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007705
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: DIRECT STUDENTS IN APPLYINC PROBLEM-SOLVIRC
TECHNIQUES - MODULE C-8.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; CURRICULUM
DEVELOPMENT; ~INSTRUCTION; ~INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER
EDUCATION; PLANNINC; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT; ~PROBLEM SOLVING; SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~TEACHER
EDUCATION; TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER PERFORMANCE;
TEACHINC METHODS; ~TRAINING; ~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 56P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEINC IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES PROBLEM
SOLVING AS AN INSTRUCTIONAL METHOD IN THE CLASSROOM AND THE
LABORATORY. EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARNINC EXPERIENCES THAT
INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH
CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE
OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESICNED FOR
USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR CROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKINC UNDER
THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNINC RESOURCES, LEARNING
EXPERIENCES. AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM) , 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007706
TITLE: EMPLOY THE PROJECT METHOD - MODULE C-9.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; CURRICULUM
DEVELOPMENT; ~INSTRUCTION; ~INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER
EDUCATION; ~PLANNING; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~STUDENT
PROJECTS; ~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER
PERFORMANCE; ~TRAINING; ~TEACHING METHODS; ~VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
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PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACH INC AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES EFFECTIVELY
PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTING THE PROJECT METHOD. EACH MODULE
PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND
APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED
ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED
COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY
INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE
DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007707
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: INTRODUCE A LESSON - MODULE C-10.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; CURRICULUM
DEVELOPMENT; * INSTRUCTION; * INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~LESSON PLANNING; ~PERFORMANCE
BASED TEACHER EDUCATION; ~PLANNING; ~POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; SECONDARY EDUCATION;
~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER
PERFORMANCE; ~TRAINING; ~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 44P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE ELEMENTS
OF A GOOD LESSON INTRODUCTION AND THE SKILLS NEEDED TO
PRESENT A GOOD LESSON INTRODUCTION. EACH MODULE PROVIDES
LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION,
AND CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE
TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE
MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS
OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER
EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES,
LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARN INC EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORCIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW00770B
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: SUMMARIZE A LESSON - MODULE C-11.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; CURRICULUM
DEVELOPMENT; ~INSTRUCTION; ~INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~LESSONS; ~PERFORMANCE BASED
TEACHER EDUCATION; ~PLANNINC; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~TEACHER
EDUCATION; TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER PERFORMANCE;
~TRAINING; ~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 40P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE
IDENTIFICATION OF THE ELEMENTS OF A GOOD LESSON SUMMARY.
EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE
THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH CRITERION
REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE
SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY
INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE
DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNINC
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF CEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESS IOi: NUMBER: EW007709
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: EMPLOY ORAL QUESTIONING TECHNIQUES - MODULE C-12.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; CURRICULUM
DEVELOPMENT; ~INSTRUCTION; ~INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER
EDUCATION; ~PLANNING; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; ~QUESTIONING; ~QUESTIONING
TECHNIQUES; SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER
IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER PERFORMANCE; TEACHING METHODS;
~TRAINING; ~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 40P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE TECHNIQUES
INVOLVED IN EFFECTIVE ORAL QUESTIONING. EACH MODULE PROVIDES
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LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION,
AND CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE
TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE
MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS
OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER
EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES,
LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007710
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: EMPLOY REINFORCEMENT TECHNIQUES - MODULE C-13.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION j CURRICULUM
DEVELOPMENT; * INSTRUCTIONj ~ INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT;
~ INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *MOTIVATION; ~PERFORMANCE BASED
TEACHER EDUCATION; ~PLANNINC; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; *REINFORCEMENT TECHNIQUES;
SECONDARY EDUCATION; *TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER
IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER PERFORMANCE; TEACHING METHODS;
*TRAINING; VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 48P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHINC AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE VARIOUS
TYPES AND USES OF REINFORCEMENT TECHNIQUES IN TEACHING. EACH
MODULE PROVIDES LEARN INC EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY
AND APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED
ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED
COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY
INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE
DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007711
TITLE: PROVIDE INSTRUCTION FOR SLOWER AND MORE CAPABLE
LEARNERS - MODULE C-14.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; CURRICULUM
DEVELOPMENT; ~INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES; ~ INSTRUCTION;
~ INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~MOTIVATION; ~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION;
~PLANNING; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT; SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~TEACHER EDUCATION;
TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER PERFORMANCE; ~TRAINING;
~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKACES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEINC IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES PLANNINC
INSTRUCTION TO ADEQUATELY MEET THE NEEDS OF BOTH THE SLOWER
AND MORE CAPABLE STUDENTS. EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARNING
EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND
CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE
TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE
MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS
OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER
EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES,
LEARNINC RESOURCES, LEARNING EXPERIENCES. AND A TEACHER
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007712
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: PRESENT AN ILLUSTRATED TALK - MODULE C-15.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; ~COMMUNICATION
SKILLS; CURRICULUM DEVELOPEMENT; ~INSTRUCTION;
~INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION; ~PLANNINC; ~POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; SECONDARY
EDUCATION; ~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER
PERFORMANCE; ~TRAINING; ~VERBAL COMMUNICATION; ~VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 44P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKACES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE IDENTIFIES TECHNIQUES
THAT WILL IMPROVE A PERSON'S ABILITY TO COMMUNICATE VERBALLY
WITH STUDENTS. EACH MODULE PROVIDE LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT
INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH
CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE
OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESICNED FOR
USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKINC UNDER
THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARN INC RESOURCES, LEARN INC
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
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INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF CEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007713
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: DEMONSTRATE A MANIPULATIVE SKILL - MODULE C-16.
DESCRIPTOR: #COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; CURRICULUM
DEVELOPMENT; *DEMONSTRATIONS (EDUCATIONAL); # INSTRUCTION;
* INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
*MANIPULATIVE MATERIALS; ^PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER
EDUCATION; *PLANN1NG; #POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; *PSYCHOMOTOR SKILLS; SECONDARY
EDUCATION; #SKILL DEVELOPMENT; *TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER
IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER PERFORMANCE; *TRAINING; ^VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 36P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUCH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES PREPARING FOR
AND DEMONSTRATING THE MANIPULATIVE SKILLS NEEDED BY STUDENTS
IN THEIR OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALTY. EACH MODULE PROVIDES
LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION.
AND CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE
TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE
MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS
OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER
EDUCATORS. EACH JflODULE CONTAINS OBJECTIVES, PFERE&UISITES,
LEARN I NG RESOURCES. LEARMI.1G EXPERIENCES-, AND A TEACHER
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF CEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007714
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: DEMONSTRATE A CONCEPT OR PRINCIPLE - MODULE C-17.
DESCRIPTOR: *COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; *CONCEPTS;
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT; ^DEMONSTRATIONS (EDUCATIONAL);
* INSTRUCTION-, * INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT; * INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; *PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION; *POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; *PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; *PLANNING;
SECONDARY EDUCATION; #TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER
IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER PERFORMANCE; *TRAINING; *VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 52P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE TECHNIQUE
OF DEMONSTRATING A CONCEPT OR PRINCIPLE. EACH MODULE
PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND
APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED
ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED
COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY
INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKINC UNDER THE
DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER.
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EK007715
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: INDIVIDUALIZE INSTRUCTION - MODULE C-1B.
DESCRIPTOR: *COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; CURRICULUM
DEVELOPMENT; *INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES; *INDIVIDUAL
INSTRUCTION; * INSTRUCTION; INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER
EDUCATION; *PLANNING; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; SECONDARY EDUCATION; STUDENT
REEDS; *TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER
PERFORMANCE; TEACHING METHODS; *TRAINING; *VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 4BP.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES
INDIVIDUALIZING CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION TO MEET THE INDIVIDUAL
NEEDS OF STUDENTS. EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCES
THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH
CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE
OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESICNED FOR
USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER
THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARN IMC
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007716
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: EMPLOY THE TEAM TEACHING APPROACH - MODULE C-19.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; CURRICULUM
DEVELOPMENT; * INSTRUCTION; * INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER
EDUCATION; ~PLANNINC; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; SECONDARY EDUCATION; *TEACHER
EDUCATION; TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER PERFORMANCE; ~TEAM
TEACHINC; STRAIN INC; ~TEACHING METHODSi ~VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 2BP.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHINC AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES DEVELOPING THE
ATTITUDES AND COMPETENCIES NECESSARY TO BE AN EFFECTIVE
MEMBER OF A TEACHING TEAM. EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARN INC
EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND
CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE
TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE
MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS
OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER
EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES,
LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARN INC EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007717
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: USE SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTS TO PRESENT INFORMATION -
MODULE C-20.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMMUNITY RESOURCES; ~COMPETENCY BASED
EDUCATION; CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT; ~HUMAN RESOURCES;
~INSTRUCTION; INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT; ~INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; ~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION; ~PLANNING;
~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT;
SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER
IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER PERFORMANCE; ~TEACHING METHODS;
~TRAINING; ~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 36P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE
IDENTIFICATION AND UTILIZATION OF COMMUNITY AND HUMAN
RESOURCES. EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT
INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH
CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE
OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR
USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER
THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES. PREREQUISITES, LEARN INC RESOURCES, LEARN INC
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENCINEERINC CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007718
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: PREPARE BULLETIN BOARDS AND EXHIBITS - MODULE C-21.
DESCRIPTOR: ~BULLETIN BOARDS; ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION;
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT; ~EXHIBITS; ~INSTRUCTION;
INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION; ~PLANNINC; ~POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; SECONDARY
EDUCATION; ~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER
PERFORMANCE; ~TRAINING; ~VISUAL AIDS; ~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 44P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACRACES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BE INC IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHINC AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE
DEVELOPMENT AND PREPARATION OF INSTRUCTIONAL DISPLAYS SUCH
AS BULLETIN BOARDS AND EXHIBITS. EACH MODULE PROVIDES
LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION,
AND CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE
TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE
MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR CROUPS
OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER
EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES,
LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007719
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: PRESENT INFORMATION WITH MODELS, REAL OBJECTS AND
FLANNEL BOARDS - MODULE C-22.
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DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDDCATIONj CURRICULUM
DEVELOPMENT! FLANNEL BOARDS; ~INSTRUCTION; INSTRUCTIONAL
IMPROVEMENT) * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; MODELS; ~PERFORMANCE
BASED TEACHER EDUCATION; ~PLANNING; ~POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; SECONDARY EDUCATION;
~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER
PERFORMANCE; *TRAIN INC; TEACHING METHODS; ~VISUAL AIDS;
~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 48P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THREE TEACHING
TECHNIQUES THAT CAN BE USED TO PRESENT INFORMATION: THE USE
OF FLANNEL BOARDS, MODELS AND REAL OBJECTS. EACH MODULE
PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND
APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED
ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED
COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY
INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE
DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007720
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: PRESENT INFORMATION WITH OVERHEAD AND OPQUE
MATERIALS - MODULE C-23.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; CURRICULUM
DEVELOPMENT; ~EQUIPMENT; ~INSTRUCTION; INSTRUCTIONAL
IMPROVEMENT; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~PERFORMANCE BASED
TEACHER EDUCATION; ~PLANNING; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; ~PROJECTION EQUIPMENT; SECONDARY
EDUCATION; ~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER
PERFORMANCE; ~TRAININC; TEACHING METHODS; ~TRANSPARENCIES;
~VISUAL AIDS; ~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 52P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE OPERATION
OF OVERHEAD AND OPAQUE PROJECTION EQUIPMENT. EACH MODULE
PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND
APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED
ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED
COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESICNED FOR USE BY
INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE
DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007721
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: PRESENT INFORMATION WITH FILMSTRIPS AND SLIDES -
MODULE C-24.
DESCRIPTOR: ~AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION;
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT; EQUIPMENT; ~FILMSTRIPS;
~INSTRUCTION; INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT; ~INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; ~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION; ~PLANNING;
~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT;
SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~SLIDES; ~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER
IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER PERFORMANCE; ~TRAINING; ~VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 52P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE OPERATION
OF FILMSTRIP AND SLIDE EQUIPMENT AND THE USE OF SLIDES AND
FILMSTRIPS TO PRESENT INFORMATION. EACH MODULE PROVIDES
LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION,
AND CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE
TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE
MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS
OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER
EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES,
LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007722
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: PRESENT INFORMATION WITH FILMS - MODULE C-25.
DESCRIPTOR: ~AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION;
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT; ~EQUIPMENT; ~FILMS; ~INSTRUCTION;
INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~PLANNING; ~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION; ~POST
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SECONDARY EDUCATION} PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: ~PROJECTION
EQUIPMENT; SECONDARY EDUCATION; *TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER
IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER PERFORMANCE; ~TRAINING; ~VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 36P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION CPBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE OPERATION
OF FILM PROJECTION EQUIPMENT AND THE USE OF FILMS TO PRESENT
INFORMATION. EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT
INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH
CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE
OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR
USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKINC UNDER
THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EV007723
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: PRESENT INFORMATION WITH AUDIO RECORDINGS - MODULE
C-26.
DESCRIPTOR: *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; ~AUDIO EQUIPMENT; AUDIODISC
RECORDINGS; AUDIOTAPE RECORDERS; COMPETENCY BASED
EDUCATION; CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT; *EQUIPMENT; ~INSTRUCTION;
INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~PLANNING; PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION; POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; *PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; SECONDARY
EDUCATION; TEACHER EDUCATION; *TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER
PERFORMANCE; *TRAINING; ~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 52P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE OPERATION
OF RECORD PLAYERS AND TAPE RECORDERS AND THEIR USE IN THE
PRESENTATION OF INFORMATION. EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARN INC
EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND
CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE
TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE
MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS
OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER
EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS OBJECTIVES. PREREQUISITES,
LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF CEORCIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007724
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: PRESENT INFORMATION WITH TELEVISED AND VIDEOTAPED
MATERIALS - MODULE C-27.
DESCRIPTOR: ~AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; ^COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION;
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT; EQUIPMENT; * INSTRUCTION;
INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION; ~PLANNINC; ~POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; SECONDARY
EDUCATION; ~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER
PERFORMANCE; ~TRAINING; ~TELEVISION; ~VIDEO EQUIPMENT;
VIDEOTAPE RECORDINGS; ~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 36P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE
PREPARATION OF VIDEOTAPE PROGRAMS AND THE USE OF THESE
PROGRAMS AND TELEVISION IN THE CLASSROOM. EACH MODULE
PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND
APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED
ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED
COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESICNED FOR USE BY
INDIVIDUALS AND/OR CROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE
DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF CEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW00772S
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: EMPLOY PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION - MODULE C-2B.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; CURRICULUM
DEVELOPMENT; ~INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION; ~INSTRUCTION;
INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION; ~PLANNINC; ~POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; ~PROGRAMMED
INSTRUCTION; SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~TEACHER EDUCATION;
TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER PERFORMANCE; TEACHING MACHINES;
~TRAININC; ~TEACHING METHODS; ~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
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DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 48P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE USE OF
PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION, EITHER IN THE FORM OF WRITTEN TEXTS
OR THROUGH TEACHING MACHINES. EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARNING
EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND
CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE
TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE
MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS
OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER
EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES,
LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007726
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: PRESENT INFORMATION WITH THE CHALKBOARD AND FLIP
CHART - MODULE C-29.
DESCRIPTOR: ^CHALKBOARDS; ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION;
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT) ~FLIP CHARTS; * INSTRUCTION;
INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION; ~PLANNING; ~POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; SECONDARY
EDUCATION; ~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER
PERFORMANCE; ~TRAINING; ~VISUAL AIDS; ~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 52P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BE INC IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE EFFECTIVE
USE OF THE CHALKBOARD AND FLIP CHART IN PRESENTING
INFOMATION. EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT
INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION. AND CULMINATES WITH
CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE
OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR
USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER
THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF CEORGIA, ATHENS. GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007727
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: ESTABLISH STUDENT PERFORMANCE CRITERIA - MODULE D-1.
DESCRIPTOR: COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; *EVALUATION;
~EVALUATION METHODS; INSTRUCTION; INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER
EDUCATION; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT; SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~STUDENT EVALUATION;
TEACHER EDUCATION; ~TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER
PERFORMANCE; ~TRAINING; ~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 24P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE
ESTABLISHMENT OF CRITERIA TO ASSESS STUDENT PERFORMANCE.
EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT INTECRATE
THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH CRITERION
REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE
SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY
INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE
DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWO07728
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: ASSESS STUDENT PERFORMANCE: KNOWLEDGE - MODULE D-2.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COGNITIVE MEASUREMENT; ~COMPETENCY BASED
EDUCATION; EVALUATION; ~EVALUATION METHODS; ~INSTRUCTION;
~INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~KNOWLEDGE; ~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION; ~POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; ~SECONDARY
EDUCATION; ~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER
PERFORMANCE; ~TRAINING; ~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE-: 56P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE ASSESSMENT
OF STUDENT PERFORMANCE AS IT RELATES TO KNOWLEDGE OF FACTS,
DATA, AND RELATED INFORMATION. EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARN INC
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EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND
CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE
TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE
MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS
OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER
EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES,
LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007729
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: ASSESS STUDENT PERFORMANCE: ATTITUDES - MODULE D-3.
DESCRIPTOR: ~AFFECTIVE BEHAVIOR; ~ATTITUDES; ~COMPETENCY
BASED EDUCATION; EVALUATION; ~EVALUATION METHODS;
~ INSTRUCTION; * INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT; * INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; ~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION; ~POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; *SECONDARY
EDUCATION; ~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER
PERFORMANCE; *TRAINING; ~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 36P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE TECHNIQUES
FOR EVALUATING STUDENT AFFECTIVE PERFORMANCE. EACH MODULE
PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND
APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED
ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED
COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY
INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE
DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007730
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: ASSESS STUDENT PERFORMANCE: SKILLS - MODULE D-4.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; ~EVALUATION;
EVALUATION METHODS; * INSTRUCTION; * INSTRUCTIONAL
IMPROVEMENT; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~PERFORMANCE BASED
TEACHER EDUCATION; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT; ~SECONDARY EDUCATION; #SKILLS (OCCUPATIONAL);
~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER
PERFORMANCE; ~TRAINING; *VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 28P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEINC IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE
DEVELOPMENT AND ADMINISTRATION OF EVALUATION DEVICES FOR
ASSESSING STUDENT PERFORMANCE IN THE OCCUPATIONAL SKILLS
AREA. EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT
INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND CULMINATES WITH
CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE
OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR
USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER
THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS
OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES, LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING
EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER.
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007731
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: DETERMINE STUDENT GRADES - MODULE D-5.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION; ~EVALUATION;
EVALUATION METHODS; ~GRADES; ~GRADING; ~INSTRUCTION;
~INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION; ~POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; ~SECONDARY EDUCATION;
~TEACHER EDUCATION; TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER
PERFORMANCE; ~TRAINING; ~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 36P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHINC AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE DESCRIBES A VARIETY OF
PROCEDURES FOR ASSIGNING GRADES. EACH MODULE PROVIDES
LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION,
AND CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE
TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE
MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS
OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER
EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITE,
LEARN INC RESOURCES, LEARNING EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
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INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM) , 120 ENCINEERINC CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF CEORCIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007732
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: EVALUATE YOUR INSTRUCTIONAL EFFECTIVENESS - MODULE
D-6.
DESCRIPTOR: COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATIONj ~EVALUATION;
~EVALUATION METHODSi * INSTRUCTION; #INSTRUCTIONAL
IMPROVEMENT; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~PERFORMANCE BASED
TEACHER EDUCATION; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT; ~SECONDARY EDUCATION; *TEACHER EDUCATION;
TEACHER IMPROVEMENT; TEACHER PERFORMANCE; *TRAINING;
~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 32P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS ONE OF A SERIES OF 100
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (PBTE) LEARNING PACKAGES
FOCUSING UPON SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS. THE COMPETENCIES WERE IDENTIFIED AND
VERIFIED THROUGH RESEARCH AS BEING IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL
VOCATIONAL TEACHING AT BOTH THE SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY
LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION. THIS MODULE EMPHASIZES THE
IDENTIFICATION OF SOURCES AND TECHNIQUES NEEDED TO DEVELOP
AN EVALUATION PLAN. EACH MODULE PROVIDES LEARNING
EXPERIENCES THAT INTEGRATE THEORY AND APPLICATION, AND
CULMINATES WITH CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENT OF THE
TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIED COMPETENCY. THE
MATERIALS ARE DESIGNED FOR USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND/OR GROUPS
OF TEACHERS WORKING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF TEACHER
EDUCATORS. EACH MODULE CONTAINS OBJECTIVES, PREREQUISITES,
LEARNING RESOURCES, LEARNING EXPERIENCES, AND A TEACHER
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FORM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR VOCATIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (AAVIM), 120 ENGINEERING CENTER,
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA 30602.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007737
TITLE: STREAM FLOW, SUSPENDED, AND DISSOLVED SOLIDS - UNIT
4.
DESCRIPTOR: ~AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; ~ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION;
~FLOW; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES;
~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~SKILLS
DEVELOPMENT; ~STREAMS; ~WATER QUALITY; ~WATER RESOURCES
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A SKILLS-DEVELOPMENT, INSTRUCTIONAL
UNIT DESICNED TO INTRODUCE THE CONCEPTS OF WADEABLE STREAM
FLOW MEASUREMENT AND THE GRAVIMETRIC DETERMINATION OF
SUSPENDED AND DISSOLVED SOLIDS. PREPARED FOR TEACHERS
WISHING TO INITIATE COMMUNITY-BASED, PROBLEM-SOLVING STUDIES
AS A SUPPLEMENT TO THE REGULAR CURRICULUM THE UNIT CONSISTS
OF A FILMSTRIP AND AUDIO-TAPE; EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLY LIST;
PROCEDURES FOR THE DETERMINATION OF FLOW, SUSPENDED SOLIDS,
AND DISSOLVED SOLIDS; EXAMPLES OF CALCULATIONS; AND
MATERIALS FOR STUDENT HANDOUTS.
AVAILABILITY: INSTITUTE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION, 8911
EUCLID AVENUE, CLEVELAND, OHIO 44106
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007739
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: A GUIDE TO ROUTINE LABORATORY PROCEDURES FOR NPDES
EFFLUENT MONITORING AND REPORTING.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~CHEMICAL ANALYSIS;
~EFFLUENTS; FACILITIES; ~GUIDELINES; ~LABORATORY MANUALS;
~LABORATORY PROCEDURES; LABORATORY TECHNIQUES; ~MEASUREMENT
TECHNIQUES; ~MONITORING; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~REPORTS;
UTILITIES; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 146P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE THE OPERATIONAL LABORATORY
PROCEDURES FOR EFFLUENT MONITORING AND REPORTING IN
WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES AS DEVELOPED BY THE USEPA'S
OFFICE OF WATER PROGRAM OPERATIONS - NATIONAL TRAINING AND
OPERATIONAL TECHNOLOGY CENTER AS OF THIS DATE. THESE
PROCEUDRES HAVE BEEN EXCERPTED FROM EITHER "STANDARD METHODS
FOR THE EXAMINATION OF WATER AND WASTEWATER, 14TH EDITION,"
OR "METHODS FOR THE CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF WATER AND WASTES0
AS DEVELOPED BY THE USEPA'S METHODS DEVELOPMENT AND QUALITY
ASSURANCE LABORATORY, 1974. DETAILED ARE THE FOLLOWING
PROCEDURES: FIVE-DAY BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND, WINKLER
DETERMINATION OF DISSOLVED OXYGEN - AZIDE MODIFICATION,
DETERMINATION OF THE DISSOLVED OXYGEN IN WASTEWATER BY THE
POLAROGRAPHIC PROBE METHOD, PH DETERMINATION, FECAL COLIFORM
TEST BY THE MEMBRANE FILTER METHOD, DETERMINATION OF TOTAL
SUSPENDED (NON-FILTERABLE) SOLIDS, AND REPORTING SELF-
MONITORING DATA.
AVAILABILITY: ALLEGHENY COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT, WATER
POLLUTION CONTROL PROGRAM, 40TH STREET 6 PENN AVENUE,
PITTSBURGH, PA 1S224
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007783
PUBLICATION DATE: NOV 81
TITLE: DEVELOPMENT OF THE CANADIAN COAST CUARD OIL
HARVESTER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GILL, S. D.; GAUTHIER, E.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; ~EQUIPMENT; ~OIL RECOVERY; ~OIL
SPILLS; ~PERFORMANCE; ~TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS; ~WATER
POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 215-218P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING OF
THE OIL HARVESTER, A NEW DEVICE FOR CLEANING UP OIL SPILLS.
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THIS DEVICE, WHICH USES A HAY BALE ELEVATOR AS A STARTING
COMPONENT, IS PROMISING FOR HEAVY OIL RECOVERY AND CAN BE
BUILT CHEAPLY.
AVAILABILITY: SPILL TECHNOLOGY NEWSLETTER, V6 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007784
PUBLICATION DATE: NOV 81
TITLE: THE CASE FOR DEVISING A SHORELINE PROTECTION AND
CLEANUP MANUAL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: POND, STEVE
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES? ~COASTAL ZONESi DATA
ACQUISITION; *CUIDES| *MANUALS; ^OCEANOGRAPHYs #OIL SPILLS)
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION! PLANNINC; ~SHORELINE PROTECTION;
*WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 219-222P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES DEVELOPMENT OF A SHORELINE
PROTECTION AND CLEANUP MANUAL. THE MANUAL CONSISTS OF THREE
MAJOR SECTIONS: A SITE PRIORIZATION SCHEME) A SET OF
REGIONAL RESPONSES. OPERATIONAL. AND TACTICAL MAPS; AND, A
SERIES OF VIDEOCASSETTES. USE OF THE MANUAL IN A REAL OIL
SPILL CASE IS DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: SPILL TECHNOLOGY NEWSLETTER, V6 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007783
PUBLICATION DATE: NOV 81
TITLE: EVALUATION OF THREE OIL SPILL TRACKING BUOYS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FINGAS, M. F.; LEA B.
DESCRIPTOR: ~BUOYS; *EQUIPMENT; ~OIL SPILLS; ~PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION; *TRACKING BUOYS; *WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 223-225P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THREE OIL SPILL TRACKING
BUOYS AND PRESENTS THE RESULTS OF A PERFORMANCE TEST. TWO OF
THE DEVICES, THE ORION 2100 AND THE NOVATECH RF 200, WERE
FOUND TO BE USEFUL FOR SIMULATING SLICK MOVEMENT.
AVAILABILITY: SPILL TECHNOLOGY NEWSLETTER, V6 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007786
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 82
TITLE: DOMES, BUBBLES AND PAPER WASTE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KINZEL, RALPH; RUSHTON, H.
DESCRIPTOR: ~AERATION; ~CASE STUDIES; #DESIGN; ~FACILITIES;
~INDUSTRIAL WASTES; MANAGEMENT; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; #PULP WASTES; ~PAPER MILLS;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WISCONSIN
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 47-48P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES HOW A WISCONSIN WASTEWATER
TREATMENT PLANT USED FINE BUBBLE AERATION TO SOLVE ITS
PROBLEMS OF PULP AND PAPER MILL DISCHARGES. THE PLANT
HANDLES 95 PERCENT INDUSTRIAL AND 5 PERCENT MUNICIPAL WASTES
AND RUNS AT 4.2 MGD. IN ADDITION TO REQUIRING LESS LAND
AREA, THE CONCEPT HAS ELIMINATED PROBLEMS COMMON WITH
MECHANICAL SURFACE AERATORS AND HAS REDUCED ENERGY USE
CONS IDERALLY.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING Q MANAGEMENT, V129 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007787
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 82
TITLE: PILOTING MAG-CARBONATE TREATMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: TAYLOR, T. E.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; *COST EFFECTIVENESS; ~DESICN;
~EQUIPMENT; ~FACILITIES; ~MAGNESIUM CARBONATE PROCESS;
~OPERATIONS (WATER); ~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION) ~PILOT PLANTS)
SLUDGE; ~SLUDGE DISPOSAL; ~WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 50-55P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE REPORTS ON A LARGE-SCALE PILOT
EVALUATION OF THE MAGNESIUM CARBONATE WATER TREATMENT
PROCESS. THE TESTING TOOK PLACE AT A 300,000 GPD WATER
TREATMENT PLANT OF THE DALLAS WATER UTILITIES. THE MAG-
CARBONATE PROCESS WORKED VERY WELL AND SOLVED MANY OF THE
PROBLEMS INHERENT IN SLUDGE DISPOSAL. ALL ASPECTS OF THE
PILOT TESTS ARE DISCUSSED INCLUDING ECONOMIC FACTORS.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V129 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007788
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 82
TITLE: PACKAGED PLANT TREATS TRUBIDITY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BURNHAN, ROY A.; TRINKA, WALTER C.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; ~CONSTRUCTION; ~EQUIPMENT;
~FACILITIES; ~OPERATIONS (WATER); PERFORMANCE EVALUATION;
PUBLIC HEALTH; ~RURAL AREAS; SEDIMENTATION; SUSPENDED
SOLIDS; ~TURBIDITY; WATER COLLECTION; ~WATER QUALITY; ~WATER
SUPPLY; ~WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 56-57P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES HOW A SMALL COMMUNITY WITH
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PURE SOURCE WATER DEALT WITH THE PROBLEM OF TURBIDITY CAUSED
BY SEDIMENT AND OTHER FOREIGN MATERIAL. THE TOWN APPLIED FOR
FEDERAL, RECIONAL, AND STATE GRANTS TO BUILD A NEW
CLARIFICATION AND FILTERING SYSTEM. THE PROJECT ALSO
INCLUDED WATER LINES, METERS, GATE VALVES, INTAKE
STRUCTURES, A STORAGE TANK, AND TRANSMISSION PIPELINES.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, VI29 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007789
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 82
TITLE: SOLUTIONS TO WATER HAMMER PROBLEMS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GENERKE, WILLIAM
DESCRIPTOR: ~DAMAGE PREVENTION; *EQUIPMENT; *MAINTENANCE;
OPERATIONS (WATER); ~PIPES; ~PROBLEM SOLVING; TURBINE
GATES; *VALVES; *WATER DISTRIBUTION; *WATER HAMMER
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 58-60P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES A SIMPLE PROCESS FOR
SOLVING THE DAMAGE THAT WATER HAMMER CAN CAUSE. THIS PROCESS
INVOLVES EITHER SLOWING THE VALVE CLOSING TIME OR
ESTABLISHING AN ESCAPE HATCH FOR THE WATER.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V129 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007790
PUBLICATION DATE: SPR 82
TITLE: EVALUATION OF A MAXIMUM/MINIMUM CROUND-WATER
MONITORING SYSTEM.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ELLIOTT, ROY; PEDERSON, DARRYLL
DESCRIPTOR: ~DATA COLLECTION; ~EQUIPMENT; *GROUNDWATER;
~HYDROGEOLOGY; * INSTRUMENTATION; *MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENTS;
~MONITORING; ~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; *RECORDERS; *RESEARCH
REPORTS; *WATER RESOURCES; *WATER SUPPLY; *WELLS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 30-35P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES A MODIFIED VERSION OF
WALKER'S MAXIMUM/MINIMUM RECORDER. IT WAS BUILT AND FIELD
TESTED DURING 1979 AT TWO FIELD SITES, BOTH HAVING EXTENSIVE
IRRIGATION WELL DEVELOPMENT AND MULTIPLE AQUIFER UNITS.
WATER-LEVEL DATA OBTAINED FROM THESE TWO SPECIFIC HYDROLOGIC
SETTINGS AND FROM MAX/MIN AND CONTINUOUS RECORDERS ARE
COMPARED IN THIS REPORT. RESULTS SHOWED THE MAX/MIN RECORDER
SIMPLE TO BUILD, EASY TO MAINTAIN, AND RELIABLE.
AVAILABILITY: GROUND WATER MONITORING REVIEW, V2 N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007791
PUBLICATION DATE: SPR 82
TITLE: SYRINGE DEVICES FOR CROUND-WATER SAMPLING.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GILHAM, ROBERT W.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; *EQUIPMENT; ~GROUNDWATER;
*MONITORING; ~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; ~SAMPLING; ~SYRINGE
SAMPLERS; ~TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS; *WATER QUALITY; WATER
RESOURCES; *WELLS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 36-39P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES THREE SYRINGE-SAMPLING
DEVICES THAT HAVE BEEN DEVELOPED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF
WATERLOO. APPLICATIONS OF THESE SYRINGE-SAMPLERS IN CASE
STUDIES ARE ALSO PROVIDED AS IS DISCUSSION OF THE SPECIFIC
ADVANTAGES OF EACH DESIGN.
AVAILABILITY: GROUND WATER MONITORING REVIEW, V2 N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007798
PUBLICATION DATE: JAN 81
TITLE: CONSTRUCTION COSTS FOR MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER
CONVEYANCE SYSTEMS: 1973-1979.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CONSTRUCTION; ~COSTS; ~DATA ANALYSIS; DESIGN;
~ECONOMIC FACTORS; *FACILITIES; ~MUNICIPALITIES; ~PROJECT
COSTS; ~PUMP STATIONS; *SEWERS; ~SEWER SYSTEMS; ~WASTEWATER
COLLECTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 119P. FRD-21
ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT PRESENTS THE RESULTS OF A STUDY OF
THE COSTS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF MUNICIPALLY OWNED WASTEWATER
COLLECTION SYSTEMS. THE COST DATA USED IN THIS REPORT ARE
DERIVED FROM THE WINNING BID DOCUMENTS OF PROJECTS FUNDED BY
THE FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT. COSTS ARE ANALYZED
FOR GRAVITY SEWERS, FORCE MAINS, PUMP STATIONS, AND OTHER
NON-CONSTRUCTION PARAMETERS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007799
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 80
TITLE: INNOVATIVE AND ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT
MANUAL.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY; ~ASSESSMENT; ~CLEAN
WATER ACT; ~COSTS; ~ENERGY; ~GRANTS; ~MANUALS;
~TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS; ~TECHNOLOGY; ~WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; ~WATER QUALITY; ~WATER TREATMENT
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DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 440P. CD-53
ABSTRACT: THIS MANUAL PRESENTS THE PROCEDURES AND
METHODOLOGY AS WELL AS THE BASELINE COST AND ENERGY
INFORMATION NECESSARY FOR THE ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF
INNOVATIVE AND ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED
FOR FEDERAL GRANT ASSISTANCE UNDER THE INNOVATIVE AND
ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY PROVISIONS OF THE CLEAN WATER ACT OF
1977. THE MANUAL CLARIFIES AND INTERPRETS THE INTENT OF
CONGRESS AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY IN CARRYING
OUT THE MANDATES OF THE INNOVATIVE AND ALTERNATIVE
PROVISIONS OF THE CLEAN WATER ACT OF 1977.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007801
PUBLICATION DATE: 69
TITLE: FIELD STUDIES NOTEBOOK.
DESCRIPTOR: *AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS; BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES;
~BIOLOGY; ~DATA COLLECTION; ~ECOLOGY; *FIELD STUDIES;
~GUIDES; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *LABORATORY PROCEDURES;
LAKES; PONDS; ~ POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; SCIENCE EDUCATION;
STREAMS; *WORKBOOKS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 40P. PRICE: $1.00 PLUS 8.03 PER PAGE.
ABSTRACT: THIS NOTEBOOK CONTAINS FIELD AND LABORATORY
PROCEDURES FOR AQUATIC INVESTIGATIONS. ALSO INCLUDED ARE
DATA REPORTING SHEETS AND MAPS. THE NOTEBOOK IS DESIGNED FOR
A COURSE IN FRESHWATER BIOLOGY AND POLLUTION ECOLOCY.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES CENTER, THE OHIO
STATE UNIVERSITY, 1200 CHAMBERS ROAD - 3RD FLOOR, COLUMBUS,
OH 43212
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007804
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 82
TITLE: COMPUTERIZED MAINTENANCE - A SATISFIED CUSTOMER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KLEINPETER, JOSEPH
DESCRIPTOR: ^COMPUTER APPLICATIONS; ~COMPUTERS; ~DATA
ANALYSIS; ~ENGINEERING; ~EQUIPMENT; ~MAINTENANCE;
~MANAGEMENT; ~OPERATIONS; ~PLANNING; ~PLANT PERFORMANCE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 7I-75P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THE ADVANTAGES OF AND
ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO COMPUTERIZING A PLANT MAINTENANCE
PROGRAM. TOPICS DISCUSSED INCLUDE: PRE-PLANNING,
ESTABLISHING A DATA BASE, COMPUTER PROGRAMMING, OVERCOMING
COMPUTER FEARS, MANAGEMENT/CONTRACT FIRMS, AND JUSTIFYING A
COMPUTER PROGRAM.
AVAILABILITY: CONSULTING ENGINEERING, V58 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007805
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: CALCULATOR PROGRAMMING FOR CHEMISTRY AND THE LIFE
SCIENCES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CLARKE, FRANK H.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~CALCULATORS;
~CHEMISTRY; *DATA PROCESSING; ~GUIDES; ~INSTRUMENTATION;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~LABORATORY PROCEDURES;
~MOLECULES; ~PROGRAMMING; ~PROGRAMMABLE CALCULATORS;
~REGRESSION ANALYSIS; ~STATISTICS; ~TITRATION
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ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK DESCRIBES THE USE OF THE PROGRAMMABLE
CALCULATOR AS A TOOL FOR LABORATORY SCIENTISTS. PROGRAMS ARE
PROVIDED FOR DIRECT USE AND EXPLAINED SUFFICIENTLY FOR
POTENTIAL MODIFICATIONS. PROGRAM EXAMPLES ARE GIVEN FOR
THREE MAIN AREAS: MOLECULAR SHADES, POTENTIOMETRIC
TITRATIONS, AND REGRESSION ANALYSIS.
AVAILABILITY: ACADEMIC PRESS, INC., Ill FIFTH AVENUE, NEW
YORK, NY 10003
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007806
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: LABORATORY MINICOMPUTINC.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BOURNE, JOHN R.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPUTERS; ~DATA PROCESSING; GUIDES;
~INSTRUMENTATION; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~LABORATORIES;
~LABORATORY AIDS; ~MINICOMPUTERS; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 320P. PRICE: 827.00
ABSTRACT: THIS TEXTBOOK REVIEWS FUNDAMENTALS OF USACE OF
MINICOMPUTERS IN A LABORATORY ENVIRONMENT. SEVERAL DIFFERENT
TYPES OF INPUT/OUTPUT METHODS ARE CAREFULLY EXAMINED. ALSO
INCLUDED ARE SURVEYS OF COMPUTER HARDWARE PLUS TRADEOFFS
BETWEEN VARIOUS HARDWARE OPTIONS.
AVAILABILITY: ACADEMIC PRESS, INC., Ill FIFTH AVENUE, NEW
YORK, NY 10003
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007807
PUBLICATION DATE: 82
TITLE: 1982 DSS PROCEEDINGS.
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DESCRIPTOR: ~CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS; DESIGN; ~EQUIPMENT;
~MAINTENANCE; *MANAGEMENT; ~OPERATIONS (WATER); PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION; ~SYMPOSIA; *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER DISTRIBUTION;
WATER RESOURCES; WATER STORAGE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE: 89.75 MEMBERS, $13.00 NONMEMBERS.
ABSTRACT: THIS PUBLICATION CONTAINS THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE
AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION'S 1982 DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
SYMPOSIUM. TOPICS ADDRESSED INCLUDE: METERS, CROSS-
CONNECTION, VALVES, PUMPS, PIPES, WATER STORAGE TANKS,
OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE, AND MANAGEMENT.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION, DATA
PROCESSING DEPT., 6666 W. QUINCY AVENUE, DENVER, CO 80235
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007808
PUBLICATION DATE: 82
TITLE: CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF INORGANIC CONSTITUENTS OF
WATER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: VAN LOON, JON C.
DESCRIPTOR: #ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *CHEMICAL ANALYSIS;
CHROMATOGRAPHY; EQUIPMENT; * INORGANIC COMPOUNDS;
~ INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; * LABORATORY PROCEDURES;
* LABORATORY TECHNIQUES; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
SPECTROMETRY; SPECTROPHOTOMETRY; TITRATION; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 288P. PRICE: 984.50
ABSTRACT: THIS VOLUME DESCRIBES THE ANALYSIS OF CHEMICALS
IN WATER FROM MAINTAINING SAMPLE INTEGRITY TO ANALYTICAL
PROCEDURES THROUCH THE INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS.
DETERMINATION OF VARIOUS CHEMICALS IN A SAMPLE ARE DESCRIBED
VIA THE FOLLOWING ANALYTICAL METHODS: F.DTA COMPLEXOMETRIC
TITRATION, ATOMIC ADSORPTION SPECTROPHOTOMETRY, ATOMIC
EMMISSION SPECTROMETRY, ION-SELECTIVE ELECTRODE METHODS, ION
CHROMATOGRAPHY, AND FLAME PHOTOMETRY. PROCEDURES, REAGENTS,
EQUIPMENT, AND CALCULATIONS ARE INCLUDED FOR EACH METHOD ARE
DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: CRC PRESS, 2000 CORPORATE BLVD., N.W., BOCA
RATON, FL 33431
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007809
PUBLICATION DATE: 82
TITLE: ANALYSIS OF PESTICIDES IN WATER - VOLUME I:
SIGNIFICANCE, PRINCIPLES, TECHNIQUES, AND CHEMISTRY OF
PESTICIDES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CHAU, ALFRED S. Y.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~CHEMICAL ANALYSIS;
CHEMISTRY; INSECTICIDES; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~LABORATORY TECHNIQUES; ~PESTICIDES; *POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; *STATE-OF-THE-ART REVIEWS; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 216P. PRICE: 869.50
ABSTRACT: THIS PUBLICATION CONTAINS A DETAILED SURVEY OF
THE ANALYTICAL METHODOLOGY USED IN THE ANALYSIS OF
PESTICIDES. ESSENTIAL BACKGROUND INFORMATION EMPHASIZING
PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF VARIOUS METHODS IS CIVEN. ADVANTAGES
AND DISADVANTAGES OF METHODS ARE EXAMINED AND THE
EXPERIENCES OF THE AUTHOR ARE DISCUSSED. THIS VOLUME
CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING CHAPTERS: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND
SIGNIFICANCE OF PESTICIDES, BASIC PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES
IN THE ANALYSIS OF PESTICIDES, POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION OF
PESTICIDE RESIDUES BY CHEMICAL DERIVATION TECHNIQUE, AND THE
CHEMISTRY OF CYCLODIENE INSECTICIDES.
AVAILABILITY: CRC PRESS, INC., 2000 CORPORATE BLVD., N.W.,
BOCA RATON, FL 33431
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0078I0
PUBLICATION DATE: 82
TITLE: ANALYSIS OF PESTICIDES IN WATER - VOLUME II:
CHLORINE AND PHOSPHORUS CONTAINING PESTICIDES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CHAU, ALFRED S. Y.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~CHEMICAL ANALYSIS;
CHEMISTRY; EVALUATION; HERBICIDES; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~LABORATORY TECHNIQUES; ORGANOCHLORINES; ORGANOPHOSPHATES;
~PESTICIDES: PHENOXY ALKYL ACIDS; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
~STATE-OF-THE-ART REVIEWS; ~WATER QUALITY
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ABSTRACT: THIS PUBLICATION CONTAINS A DETAILED SURVEY OF
THE ANALYTICAL METHODOLOGY USED IN THE ANALYSIS OF
PESTICIDES. ESSENTIAL BACKGROUND INFORMATION EMPHASIZING
PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF VARIOUS METHODS IS GIVEN. ADVANTAGES
AND DISADVANTAGES OF METHODS ARE EXAMINED AND THE
EXPERIENCES OF THE AUTHOR ARE DISCUSSED. CHAPTERS IN THIS
VOLUME INCLUDE: ORGANOCHLORINE PESTICIDES,
ORGANOPHOSPHORORUS PESTICIDES, AND PHENOXY ALKYL ACID
HERBICIDES.
AVAILABILITY: CRC PRESS, INC., 2000 CORPORATE BLVD., BOCA
RATON, FL 33431
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007811
PUBLICATION DATE: 82
TITLE: ANALYSIS OF PESTICIDES IN WATER - VOLUME III:
NITROGEN CONTAINING PESTICIDES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CHAU, ALFRED S. Y.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; CARBAMATES; ~CHEMICAL
ANALYSIS; CHEMISTRY; HERBICIDES; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
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*LABORATORY TECHNIQUES; ~PESTICIDES; *POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; *STATE-OF-THE-ART REVIEWS; TRIAZINE; *WATER
QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 288P.
ABSTRACT: THIS PUBLICATION CONTAINS A DETAILED SURVEY OF
THE ANALYTICAL METHODOLOGY USED IN THE ANALYSIS OF
PESTICIDES. ESSENTIAL BACKGROUND INFORMATION EMPHASIZING
PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF VARIOUS METHODS IS GIVEN. ADVANTAGES
AND DISADVANTAGES OF METHODS ARE EXAMINED AND THE
EXPERIENCES OF THE AUTHOR ARE DISCUSSED. CHAPTERS IN THIS
VOLUME INCLUDE: CARBAMATES, THE SUBSTITUTE AREA HERBICIDES,
AND TRIAZINE HERBICIDES.
AVAILABILITY: CRC PRESS, 2000 CORPORATE BLVD., N.W. , BOCA
RATON, FL 33431
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007012
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: PROCEEDINGS OF THE SYMPOSIUM ON SURFACE WATER
IMPOUNDMENTS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: STEFAN, H. G.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS; ~DAMS; *DESIGN;
ECOLOGY; ~ENGINEERING; *MANAGEMENT; ~PLANNING; RESEARCH
REPORTS; *RESERVOIRS; ~RIVERS; ~SURFACE WATER; SYMPOSIA;
~WATER IMPOUNDMENT; #WATER RESOURCES; *WATER STORAGE; ~WATER
SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 1.682P. PRICE: 8115.00
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IN THIS TWO-VOLUME SET ARE PAPERS ON
THE ANALYSIS OF EXISTING SURFACE WATER IMPOUNDMENTS AND
PLANNING NEW IMPOUNDMENTS TO ACHIEVE THE BEST WATER RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT OBJECTIVES. TOPICS INCLUDE PLANNING AND DESIGN,
MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION OF IMPOUNDMENTS, SPECIAL PURPOSE
IMPOUNDMENTS, RECENT RESEARCH FINDINGS ON PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL
AND BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN RESERVOIRS, AND IMPOUNDMENTS ON
TWO MAJOR U.S. RIVERS: RUN-OF-THE-RIVER IMPOUNDMENTS ON THE
MISSISSIPPI, AND DEEP STORAGE RESERVOIRS ON THE COLORADO
RIVER.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS, 345 EAST
47TH STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10017
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007813
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: WATER POLLUTION RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: JENKINGS, S. H.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS; ^POLLUTION; ~RESEARCH;
~RESEARCH REPORTS; ~WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; WATER QUALITY;
~WORLD PROBLEMS
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ABSTRACT: COMPILED ARE PAPERS SELECTED FOR THE TENTH
BIENNIAL CONFERENCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION ON
WATER POLLUTION RESEARCH HELD IN 1980 IN TORONTO, ONTARIO.
PAPERS WERE CHOSEN FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL AND THEIR POTENTIAL TO GENERATE DISCUSSION ON THE
WORKS REPORTED IN THE PAPERS. EDITED DISCUSSIONS OF THE
PAPERS ARE INCLUDED.
AVAILABILITY: PERGAMON PRESS, INC., MAZWELL HOUSE, FAIRVIEW
PARK, ELMS FORD, NY 10523
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007814
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: HEALTH ASPECTS OF TREATED SEWAGE REUSE.
DESCRIPTOR: ~DEVELOPING NATIONS; DISEASE CONTROL; ~HEALTH;
~HYGIENE; ~PUBLIC HEALTH; ~RECYCLING; ~SANITATION; ~SEWAGE;
~SEWACE REUSE; ~WASTE DISPOSAL; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT;
~WATER POLLUTION; ~WORLD PROBLEMS
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ABSTRACT: DESCRIBES THE PUBLIC HEALTH HAZARDS AND PROBLEMS
ASSOCIATED WITH THE REUSE OF TREATED SEWAGE. SAFE
APPLICATION SITES FOR TREATED SEWACE ARE SPECIFIED.
AVAILABILITY: WHO PUBLICATIONS CENTER U.S.A., 49 SHERIDAN
AVENUE, ALBANY, NY 12210
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007815
PUBLICATION DATE: 82
TITLE: PROCESS CHEMISTRY FOR WATER AND WASTEWATER
TREATMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BENEFIELD, LARRY D.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: CARBON ADSORPTION; ~CHEMICAL ANALYSIS; CHEMICAL
EQUILIBRIUM; ~CHEMISTRY; COLLOIDS; CHEMICAL REACTIONS;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
~OPERATIONS (WATER); ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~PROCESS
CONTROL; ~REFERENCE MATERIALS; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; WATER
QUALITY; WATER SOFTENING; ~WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 510P. PRICE: 829.95
ABSTRACT: COVERED ARE FUNDAMENTALS, ACID-BASE SOLUBILITY,
OXIDATION-REDUCTION EQUILIBRIA, PROCESS KINETICS, COLLOIDAL
CHEMISTRY, COAGULATION, AND CARBON ADSORPTION. ALSO
DISCUSSED ARE WATER SOFTENING, ION-EXCHANGE AND THE REMOVAL
OF CERTAIN SPECIFIC MATERIALS.
AVAILABILITY: PRENTICE-HALL, INC., ORDER DEPARTMENT, P. O.
BOX 21X, ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, NJ 07632
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007816
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: INSTITUTIONAL BARRIERS TO IMPLEMENTING 208 WATER
QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLANS IN THE SOUTHEAST: VOLUME I -
TECHNICAL REPORT. PART I - INSTITUTIONAL BARRIERS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BOWEN, GEORGE E.; GANGAWARE, TIMOTHY
DESCRIPTOR: *CITIZEN PARTICIPATION; * INSTITUTIONAL
BARRIERSi ~MANAGEMENT; *MANAGEMENT PLANS; *PLANNINC; PUBLIC
OPINION; *RESEARCH REPORTS; ~STATE PROGRAMS; ~WATER QUALITY;
*WATER RESOURCES
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ABSTRACT: THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY WAS TO MAKE
COMPARISONS AND ASSESSMENTS OF INSTITUTIONAL BARRIERS AND
INTER-AGENCY RELATIONSHIPS WHICH IMPAIRED THE ABILITY OF 208
AREAWIDE AGENCIES TO DEVELOP ACCEPTABLE COMPREHENSIVE WATER
QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLANS WITHIN THE SOUTHEASTERN UNITED
STATES. A SECONDARY OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY FOCUSED ON AN
ANALYSIS OF CITIZEN PARTICIPATION MECHANISMS EMPLOYED IN THE
DEVELOPMENT OF THE 208 PROGRAMS, IN ORDER TO DEVELOP
ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES FOR ENHANCING GENERAL PUBLIC INPUT
INTO WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINCFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007817
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: INSTITUTIONAL BARRIERS TO WATER QUALITY PLANNING AND
MANAGEMENT IN THE SOUTHEAST: VOLUME II - TECHNICAL REPORT.
PART II - ISSUES, PROBLEMS, AND DATA.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BOWEN, GEORGE E.; GANGAWARE, TIMOTHY
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; ~CITIZEN PARTICIPATION;
~INSTITUTIONAL BARRIERS; *LEGAL ASPECTS; ~MANAGEMENT;
~PLANNINC; PUBLICATIONS; *REFERENCE MATERIALS; *REGULATIONS;
~RESEARCH REPORTS; #WATER QUALITY; ~WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 194P. PB82-153545; PRICE CODE: PC
A09/MF A01
ABSTRACT: THIS VOLUME WAS INTENDED TO BE A REFERENCE
DOCUMENT FOR PERSONS UNFAMILIAR WITH MANY OF THE ISSUES AND
PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH WATER QUALITY PLANNING AND
MANAGEMENT. AS A REFERENCE DOCUMENT, IT CONTAINS INFORMATION
ON REGULATORY FEATURES OF THE 208 PROGRAMS, LEGAL BACKGROUND
FOR WATER QUALITY PLANNING, A DESCRIPTION OF CITIZEN
PARTICIPATION TECHNIQUES AND A SUMMARY OF THE CASE STUDIES.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINCFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007818
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: INSTITUTIONAL BARRIERS TO WATER QUALITY PLANNING AND
MANAGEMENT IN THE SOUTHEAST: VOLUME III - ANNOTATED
BIBLIOGRAPHY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BOWEN, GEORGE E.; GANGAWARE, TIMOTHY
DESCRIPTOR: ~BIBLIOGRAPHIES; INSTITUTIONAL BARRIERS;
~MANAGEMENT; ~PLANNING; PUBLICATIONS; ~REFERENCE MATERIALS;
~RESEARCH REPORTS; ~WATER QUALITY; ~WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 48P. PB82-153552; PRICE CODE: PC A03/MF
A01
ABSTRACT: THIS VOLUME OF THE REPORT, THE ANNOTATED
BIBLIOGRAPHY, WAS INTENDED TO BE A BASIC RERERENCE SOURCE
FOR PERSONS ENGAGED IN WATER QUALITY PLANNING, MANAGEMENT,
AND RESEARCH. THE ANNOTATIONS ARE DIVIDED INTO SIX BASIC
CATEGORIES: BOOKS, PERIODICALS, GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS,
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS, WATER RESOURCE CENTER REPORTS AND
OTHERS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007819
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: CLEAN LAKES PROGRAM GUIDANCE MANUAL.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CLEAN LAKES PROGRAM; ~LAKES; ~MANUALS;
~NATURAL RESOURCES; PLANNING; ~POLICY FORMATION; ~PROGRAM
DESCRIPTIONS; ~STATE PROGRAMS; ~TECHNIQUES; ~TECHNOLOGY;
~WATER QUALITY; ~WATERSHEDS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 249P. PB82-140815; PRICE CODE: PC
All/MF A01
ABSTRACT: THIS MANUAL HAS BEEN PREPARED TO GUIDE THE STATES
IN DEVELOPING THEIR OWN LAKE RESTORATION AND PROTECTION
PROGRAMS, IN OBTAINING FEDERAL CLEAN LAKES PROGRAM
ASSISTANCE, AND CONDUCTING LAKE PROJECTS. POLICY,
PROCEDURES, AND TECHNOLOGY ARE DISCUSSED, MAKING THIS MANUAL
USEFUL TO STATE ENVIRONMENTAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES AGENCY
OFFICIALS, WHETHER THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES ARE TECHNICAL OR
ADMINISTRATIVE. GOVERNMENTAL ACENCIES WHICH CARRY OUT LAKE
PROJECTS UNDER SUBAGREEMENTS WITH THE STATE, OR WATERSHED,
LAKE ASSOCIATIONS OR CITIZEN GROUPS WHICH INITIATE A LAKE
PROJECT WILL ALSO FIND THE MANUAL USEFUL.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE. 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O7820
PUBLICATION DATE: NOV 81
TITLE: SITE SELECTION METHODOLOGY FOR THE LAND TREATMENT OF
WASTEWATER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: RYAN, JOHN R. ; LOEHR, RAYMOND C.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COSTS; COST EFFECTIVENESS; ~DATA ANALYSIS;
~DESIGN; ~FACILITIES; HYDROGEOLOGY; LAND APPLICATION; ~LAND
TREATMENT; ~LAND USE; ~SITE SELECTION; SOILS; ~TECHNOLOGY;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 79P. AD-A108 636/2; PRICE CODE: PC
A05/MF AO I
ABSTRACT: A METHOD IS PRESENTED THAT COVERS FACETS OF SITE
SELECTION FROM PRELIMINARY SCREENING TO FIELD DATA
ACQUISITION FOR THE PREPARATION OF A FINAL DESIGN FOR A LAND
TREATMENT SYSTEM. THE BASIC ASSUMPTION UNDERLYING THE METHOD
IS AN APPROACH TO SITE SELECTION IN WHICH THE ENTIRE STUDY
AREA IS INVESTIGATED FOR POTENTIAL SITES WHILE CONSIDERING
THE WHOLE SPECTRUM OF LAND TREATMENT PROCESSES. A COST-
EFFECTIVENESS EVALUATION OF WASTE TREATMENT ALTERNATIVES AND
SITE CANDIDATES IS DEVELOPED. THE MOST COST-EFFECTIVE SITE
CANDIDATE IS THEN SELECTED FOR INTENSIVE FIELD
INVESTIGATIONS. DATA ACQUIRED IN THE FIELD INVESTIGATIONS
DETERMINE THE DESIGN REQUIREMENTS OF THE LAND TREATMENT
SYSTEM.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007821
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF SMALL SEWAGE WORKS.
DESCRIPTOR: ACTIVATED SLUDGE; ^CESSPOOLS; *HANDBOOKS;
~MAINTENANCE; MANAGEMENT; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~SAND
FILTERS; ~SEPTIC TANKS; ~SEWAGE TREATMENT; SLUDCE;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 72P. PB82-151481; PRICE CODE: PC E04/MF
E04
ABSTRACT: THE REPORT IS A HANDBOOK FOR THE OPERATION AND
MAINTENANCE OF SMALL SEWAGE TREATMENT SYSTEMS. SOME OF THE
TREATMENT SYSTEMS COVERED ARE: CESSPOOLS, SEPTIC TANKS,
ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS, AND SAND FILTERS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007822
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 81
TITLE: ACTIVATED SLUDCE TREATMENT. 1978-1981 (CITATIONS
FROM THE INFORMATION RETRIEVAL, LTD. DATA BASE.)
DESCRIPTOR: ~ACTIVATED SLUDGE; ~BIBLIOGRAPHIES; ~INDUSTRIAL
WASTES; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION;
~PROCESS DESIGN; ~RESEARCH REPORTS; SEWAGE TREATMENT;
SLUDGE; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 268P. PB82-859349; PRICE CODE: PC
N01/MF N01
ABSTRACT: REPORTS ARE CITED WHICH DISCUSS VARIOUS ASPECTS
OF THE ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS IN TREATING INDUSTRIAL AND
DOMESTIC WASTE. INCLUDED ARE CITATIONS DEAL INC WITH
APPARATUS DESIGN, PARAMETERS FOR EFFECTIVENESS, AND
ORGANISMS UTILIZED IN THE VARIOUS PROCESSES. PERFORMANCE
EVALUATIONS AND APPLICATIONS OF THE VARIOUS PROCESSES FOR
THE PURIFICATION AND REMOVAL OF UNWANTED SUBSTANCES FROM
SEWAGE AND WASTEWATER ARE INCLUDED. (THIS UPDATED
BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTAINS 312 CITATIONS, 61 OF WHICH ARE NEW
ENTRIES TO THE PREVIOUS EDITION.)
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007823
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: INTEGRATION OF PROCESSES FOR WASTEWATER RESIDUALS
MANAGEMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: DICK, RICHARD I.; HAS IT, YAKIR
DESCRIPTOR: BIBLIOGRAPHIES; ~COSTS; ~DESIGN; ~ECONOMIC
FACTORS; ENERGY; ~MANAGEMENT; ~MODELS; MUNICIPALITIES;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION;
~PROCESSES; ~RESEARCH REPORTS; ~SLUDGE; ~WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 184P. PB82-147992; PRICE CODE: PC
A09/MF A01
ABSTRACT: THE MANNER IN WHICH MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER
TREATMENT PLANT SLUDGE MANAGEMENT PROCESSES INTERACT WITH
EACH OTHER AND WITH WASTEWATER TREATMENT PROCESSES IS
EXAMINED. THE RESEARCH INCLUDES EXPERIMENTAL WORK TO DEVELOP
DATA ON THE EFFECT OF WASTEWATER AND SLUDGE PROCESS DESIGN
AND OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES ON THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF
SLUDGES. THESE OBSERVATIONS ARE INCORPORATED INTO MODELS OF
PROCESS PERFORMANCE. THE ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF SLUDCE
MANAGEMENT ARE DISCUSSED IN REGARD TO GRAVITY THICKENERS,
MEAN CELL RESIDENCE TIME OF THE ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS,
SEDIMENTATION TANK SIZE, INCINERATION, OCEAN DISPOSAL, MODE
OF TRANSPORTATION, AND ELECTRON RADIATION. ALSO INCLUDED ARE
DESCRIPTIONS OF PROCESS PERFORMANCE MODELS, COST MODELS, AND
OPTIMAL PROCESS INTEGRATION APPLICATIONS.
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AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O7824
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 81
TITLE: MARINE DISPOSAL OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES. 1978-1981
(CITATIONS FROM THE INFORMATION RETRIEVAL, LTD. DATA BASE.)
DESCRIPTOR: *AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS! ~BIBLIOGRAPHIES;
~GROUNDWATER; ~LIQUID WASTES; ~OCEANS; ~RADIOACTIVE WASTES;
*RESEARCH REPORTS; SOLID WASTES; *WASTE DISPOSAL; *WATER
QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 166P. PB82-859307; PRICE CODE: PC
NOl/MF NO 1
ABSTRACT: THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTAINS CITATIONS CONCERNING
THE DISPOSAL OF HIGH AND LOW LEVEL LIQUID AND SOLID
RADIOACTIVE WASTES IN THE SEA AND GROUND WATER. EMPHASIS IS
ON THE DISPOSAL OF THE WASTES AT SEA. DISPOSAL UNDER AND ON
THE SEA BED IS EXAMINED, AND THE MIGRATION AND CONCENTRATION
OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES IN SEA WATER AND ACQUATIC LIFE ARE
INCLUDED. METHODOLOGY FOR MEASURING RADIOACTIVITY IS
CONSIDERED. (CONTAINS 130 CITATIONS FULLY INDEXED AND
INCLUDINC A TITLE LIST.)
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007825
PUBLICATION DATE: SEP 81
TITLE: VECETATION MANAGEMENT FOR LAND TREATMENT OF
MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: D'LTRI, FRANK M.
DESCRIPTOR: ~BIOLOGY; *BOTANY; ~CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS;
~IRRIGATION; ~LAND APPLICATION; *LAND TREATMENT;
~MANAGEMENT; ~MUNICIPALITIES; ~OVERLAND FLOW; PLANT DISEASE;
~RESEARCH REPORTS; ~VEGETATION; ~WASTE DISPOSAL; WASTES;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 176P. PRICE CODE: PC A09/MF A01; PB82-
164716
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE THE PROCEEDINGS OF A
CONFERENCE/WORKSHOP HELD AT MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY IN
1981 TO REVIEW, DISCUSS. AND RECOMMEND VECETATION MANAGEMENT
STRATEGIES AND CULTIVARS THAT CAN BE USED EFFECTIVELY IN
SLOW RATE AND OVERLAND FLOW MUNICIPAL LAND TREATMENT SYSTEMS
IN THE NORTH CENTRAL REGION OF THE UNITED STATES. ELEVEN
RESEARCH PAPERS WERE PRESENTED ON VARIOUS ASPECTS OF
VEGETATION SELECTION AND MANAGEMENT SUCH AS IRRIGATION
SYSTEM DESIGN, WASTEWATER CROP MANAGEMENT, TREE AND OLD
FIELD RESPONSES TO WASTEWATER IRRIGATION, AND PLANT DISEASES
ASSOCIATED WITH MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER IRRIGATION.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007826
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 82
TITLE: PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL IN SEWACE TREATMENT SYSTEMS.
1977-JANUARY, 1982. (CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE.)
DESCRIPTOR: ~ABSTRACTS; ~ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES;
~INDUSTRY; ~LAND APPLICATION; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
~PHOSPHOROUS) ~PHOSPHOROUS REMOVAL; ~SEWAGE; ~WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; ~WASTE DISPOSAL; ~WASTES; WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL; WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 158P. PRICE CODE: PC NOl/MF NOl; PB82-
804337
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE 151 CITATIONS COVERING THE REMOVAL
OF PHOSPHOROUS IN SEWAGE TREATMENT SYSTEMS. STUDIES ARE
INCLUDED ON PRECIPITATION, SEWAGE MICROBIOLOGY, TERTIARY
SEWAGE TECHNIQUES, SYSTEM DESIGNS, OXYGENATION, AND COMBINED
INDUSTRIAL-SEWAGE PROCESSOR. LAND DISPOSAL METHODS ARE CITED
IF THEY INCLUDED THE FATE OF THE PHOSPHOROUS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINCFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007827
PUBLICATION DATE: JAN 82
TITLE: OIL SPILL REMOVAL: DISPERSANTS, BOOMS, AND
SKIMMERS. 1978-JANUARY. 1982 (CITATIONS FROM THE
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL, LTD. DATA BASE.)
DESCRIPTOR: ~ABSTRACTS; ~ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES;
CHEMICALS; ~EQUIPMENT; ~ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT; ~OIL POLLUTION
CONTROL; ~OIL SPILLS; ~OIL SPILL REMOVAL; ~TECHNOLOGY;
~WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; ~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 78P. PRICE CODE: PC NOl/MF NOl; PB82-
859125
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE 64 FULLY INDEXED CITATIONS ON THE
TECHNIQUES AVAILABLE FOR THE REMOVAL OF OIL FOLLOWING MAJOR
SPILLS. DISCUSSED ARE CHEMICAL DISPERSANTS, GELLING AGENTS,
FOAM PLASTICS, BOOMS, SKIMMERS AND BURNING. ALSO CONSIDERED
ARE SPECIFIC OIL SPILLS AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF OIL
SPILLS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007828
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: OIL WATER SEPARATORS. 1973-NOVEMBER, 1981
(CITATIONS FROM THE AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE DATA BASE.)
DESCRIPTOR: *ABSTRACTS; ~ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES;
~EQUIPMENT; FIELD TESTS; LABORATORY TESTS; ~OIL; ~OIL
POLLUTION CONTROL; OIL RECOVERY; ~OIL SPILLS; ~OIL WATER
SEPARATORS; PETROLEUM INDUSTRY; *RESEARCH; *TECHNOLOGY;
~WASTE DISPOSAL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 189P. PRICE CODE: PC NOIMF/ NOl; PB82-
805680
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE 183 CITATIONS COVERING RESEARCH FOR
OIL POLLUTION CONTROL DEVICES. EQUIPMENT STUDIED INCLUDES
COALESCERS, FILTERS, SKIMMERS, SCRUBBERS, ABSORBERS,
CENTRIFUGES, AND SWEEPS. ALSO DESCRIBED ARE OIL RECOVERY
FROM OIL SPILLS, SEPARATION FROM BILGE AND BALLAST WATER AND
OIL REMOVAL FROM PETROLEUM REFINERY EFFLUENTS. THE
OPERATION, TESTING, AND PERFORMANCE OF EQUIPMENT ON FIELD
AND LABORATORY SITUATIONS ARE REPORTED. (THIS DOCUMENT
SUPERCEDES EW005107).
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007829
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: OIL POLLUTION DETECTION AND SENSING. 1976-JAlfUARY,
1982. (CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE.)
DESCRIPTOR: *ABSTRACTS; *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *ANNOTATED
BIBLIOGRAPHIES; ~CHEMICAL ANALYSIS; * INDUSTRIAL WASTES;
MONITORING; ~OCEANOGRAPHY; *OIL; ~OIL POLLUTION CONTROL;
~OIL SPILLS; REMOTE SENSING; ~RESEARCH; ~SAMPLING; WASTE
DISPOSAL; WASTES; ~WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; ~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 232P. PRICE CODE: PC N01/MF NOl; PB82-
805797
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE 226 CITATIONS OF RESEARCH ON THE
SAMPLING, DETECTION, AND CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF OIL IN WATER.
INCLUDED ARE STUDIES ON REMOTE SENSING USING RADAR, OCEAN
WAVE DAMPING, AND INFRA-RED DETECTION. THE CLASSIFICATION,
PATTERN RECOGNITION, LUMINESCENCE, GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY, AND
NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF OILS ARE REPORTED. THE
MAJORITY OF THE CITATIONS CONCERN OIL SPILLS, BUT STUDIES ON
OIL WASTE, INDUSTRIAL WASTES, BILGE WATER AND SEWAGE ARE
COVERED. (THIS DOCUMENT SUPERCEDES EW006635).
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007830
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: SHIPBOARD SEWAGE TREATMENT. 1964-JANUARY, 1982
(CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE.)
DESCRIPTOR: ~ABSTRACTS; AERATION; ~ANNOTATED
BIBLIOGRAPHIES; CHLORINATION; ~DESIGN; INCINERATION;
~OCEANS; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~RESEARCH; SEWAGE;
~SEWAGE TREATMENT; ~SHIPS; ~WASTE DISPOSAL; WASTES;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 116P. PRICE CODE: PC N01/MF NOl; PB82-
805 839
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE 114 CITATIONS (3 OF WHCIH ARE NEW
ENTRIES TO THE PREVIOUS EDITION) ON NEW AND EFFECTIVE
DESIGNS OF SHIPBORNE SEWAGE TREATMENT SYSTEMS. METHODS
DISCUSSED INCLUDE CHLORINATION, AERATION, BIOLOGICAL
TREATMENT, INCINERATION, CHEMICAL REMOVAL, AND ACTIVATED
CARBON. SHIPBOARD INCINERATION AND SEA DISPOSAL ARE ALSO
DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007831
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IMPLEMENTATION
ROCHESTER. NEW YORK.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MURPHY, CORNELIUS B.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES; ~CASE STUDIES;
~COST EFFECTIVENESS; ~MANAGEMENT; ~MUNICIPALITIES; NEW YORK;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~PLANNING; PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT;
~SEWERS; ~STORMWATER; ~SURFACE RUNOFF; ~WASTEWATER
COLLECTION; ~WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; ~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 244P. PRICE CODE: PC All/MF 01; PB82-
171067
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE THE RESULTS OF A STUDY WHICH
OUTLINED AND DEFINED EFFECTIVE BMP MEASURES AS A PARTIAL
SOLUTION TO STORMWATER-RUNOFF-INDUCED RECEIVINC WATER
QUALITY IMPAIRMENT FOR THE CITY OF ROCHESTER, NEW YORK. A
METHODOLOGY OF APPROACH IS ADVANCED AND PRELIMINARY
COST/BENEFIT RELATIONSHIPS ARE ESTABLISHED.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007833
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 82
TITLE: WATER QUALITY MONITORINC AND MODELING WORKSHOP:
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PROCEEDINGS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CROSSWHITE, WILLIAM M.; MEEK, JAMES
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~CONFERENCE
PROCEEDINGS) *ECONOMlCS; EVALUATION; *MODELS; ~MONITORING;
~PROGRAM EVALUATION; ~STATE-OF-THE-ART REVIEWS; ^SYSTEMS
APPROACH; ^SYSTEMS ANALYSIS; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER
POLLUTION CONTROL; WATER TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY;
~WORKSHOPS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 244P. PRICE CODE: PC A11/MF AOl; PB82-
168394
ABSTRACT: EXAMINED ARE THE STATE-OF-THE-ART IN WATER
QUALITY MONITORING AND MODELING. THE NEEDS OF USER GROUPS
AND THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MODELING AND MONITORING IS
EXPLORED. THE LINKAGE AMONG ECONOMICS, WATER QUALITY
MONITORING, MODELING, AND EVALUATION IS INVESTIGATED. A
SYSTEMS APPROACH, USING MODELS AND MONITORING, IS PRESENTED
AS A USEFUL TOOL IN DESIGNING WATER QUALITY CONTROL
PROJECTS, DETERMINING POLLUTION ABATEMENT EFFECTS,
QUANTIFYING THE IMPACTS OF ALTERNATIVE STRATEGIES AND
MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS, AND EVALUATING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF
POLLUTION CONTROL MEASURES.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007835
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 82
TITLE: WATER POLLUTION ECONOMICS. OCTOBER, 1980-JANUARY,
1982. (CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE.)
DESCRIPTOR: *ABSTRACTS; ~ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES;
~ECONOMIC IMPACT; ~ECONOMICS; ~INDUSTRY; ~MANAGEMENT;
~PLANNINC; POLLUTION; ~POLLUTION CONTROL; URBAN ENVIRONMENT;
~WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; WATER QUALITY; WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 72P. PRICE CODE: PC NOl/MF NOl; PB82-
804881
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE 65 CITATIONS (ALL OF WHICH ARE NEW
ENTRIES TO THE PREVIOUS EDITION) ON THE ECONOMICS OF WATER
POLLUTION CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT. COVERED ARE THE ECONOMICS
INVOLVED WITH INDUSTRIAL CLEANUP, GOVERNMENT PLANNINC,
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, AND URBAN PLANNING. THE CITATIONS
EXCLUDE SEWAGE TREATMENT ECONOMICS, BUT INCLUDE THE ECONOMIC
IMPACTS OF POLLUTION AND ITS CONTROL ON SPECIFIC INDUSTRIES,
REGIONS, OR THE ECONOMY AS A WHOLE.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD. VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007836
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 82
TITLE: WATER POLLUTION ECONOMICS. SEPTEMBER, 1977-
SEPTEMBER, 1980. (CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE.)
DESCRIPTOR: ~ABSTRACTS; ~ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES;
~ECONOMIC IMPACT; ~ECONOMICS; ~INDUSTRY; ~MANAGEMENT;
~PLANNING; POLLUTION; ~POLLUTION CONTROL; ~RESEARCH; URBAN
ENVIRONMENT; ~WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; WATER QUALITY; WATER
RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 31 IP. PRICE CODE: PC NOl/MF NOl; PB82-
804873
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE 304 CITATIONS (NONE OF WHICH ARE
NEW ENTRIES TO THE PREVIOUS EDITION) ON THE ECONOMICS OF
WATER POLLUTION CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT. COVERED ARE THE
ECONOMICS INVOLVED WITH INDUSTRIAL CLEAN-UP, GOVERNMENT
PLANNING, RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND URBAN PLANNING. THE
CITATIONS EXCLUDE SEWAGE TREATMENT ECONOMICS, BUT INCLUDE
THE ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF POLLUTION AND ITS CONTROL ON
SPECIFIC INDUSTRIES, RECIONS, OR THE ECONOMY AS A WHOLE.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007837
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 82
TITLE: SEWAGE AND ORGANIC WASTE IRRIGATION. JULY, 1977-
JANUARY, 1982. (CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE).
DESCRIPTOR: ~ABSTRACTS; ~ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES;
~ECOLOGY; ~ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES; ~GROUNDWATER;
~IRRIGATION; ~SEWACE; ~SLUDGE DISPOSAL; ~WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; ~WASTE DISPOSAL; ~WASTES (ORGANIC); WATER
QUALITY; ~WATER RESOURCES; ~WATER REUSE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 186P. PRICE CODE: PC NOl/MF NOl; PB82-
804675
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE 178 CITATIONS (28 OF WHICH ARE NEW
ENTRIES TO THE PREVIOUS EDITION) ON THE VARIOUS ASPECTS OF
USING SEWAGE AND ORGANIC FORM WASTES FOR IRRIGATION,
FERTILIZATION OR GROUNDWATER RECHARGE. TOPICS COVERED
INCLUDE FEASIBILITY STUDIES, WATER RECLAMATION IN ARID
REGIONS, ALLEVIATING SLUDGE DISPOSAL PROBLEMS, AND
ECOLOCICAL EFFECTS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007838
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 82
TITLE: SEWAGE AND ORGANIC WASTE IRRIGATION. NOVEMBER,
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1979-JANUARY, 1982. (CITATIONS FROM THE ENGINEERING INDEX
DATA BASE).
DESCRIPTOR: *ABSTRACTS; *ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES; ~COSTS;
*DESIGN; ENGINEERING; ~FERTILIZER; CLOBAL APPROACH;
~GROUNDWATER; * IRRIGATION; NUTRIENTS; *RESEARCH; ~SEWAGE;
SLUDGE DISPOSAL; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WASTE DISPOSAL;
*WASTES (ORGANIC); WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; WORLD PROBLEMS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 100P. PRICE CODE: PC NOl/MF NOl; PB82-
804683
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE 95 CITATIONS (24 OF WHICH ARE NEW
ENTRIES TO THE PREVIOUS EDITION) FROM WORLDWIDE RESEARCH
COVERING THE USE OF ORGANIC FORM WASTES FOR IRRIGATION,
FERTILIZATION, AND GROUDWATER RECHARGE. TOPICS INCLUDE
DESIGN AND COSTS OF IRRIGATION SYSTEMS FOR WASTEWATER,
ALLEVIATING SLUDGE DISPOSAL PROBLEMS, NUTRIENT LEVELS IN
GROUNDWATER AFTER SEWAGE IRRIGATION, CONSTRAINTS, AND
FEASIBILITY STUDIES.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007839
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 82
TITLE: B101ND1CATORS OF POLLUTION. NOVEMBER, 1977-
FEBRUARY, 1982. (CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE.)
DESCRIPTOR: ABSTRACTS; *AIR POLLUTION; *ANNOTATED
BIBLIOGRAPHIES; ~BIOINDICATORS; ~BIOLOGY; *MEASUREMENT;
~MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES; ~MICROBIOLOCY; ~POLLUTION;
~RESEARCH REPORTS; *WATER POLLUTION; ~WATER QUALITY;
~ZOOLOGY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 204P. PRICE CODE: PC NOl/MF NOl; PB82-
804691
ABSTRACT: COMPILED ARE 195 CITATIONS RELATED TO THE USE OF
MICROORGANISMS, ANIMALS, PLANTS, AND FISHES TO DETECT AIR
AND WATER POLLUTION. ORGANISMS DISCUSSED ARE ALGAE,
BACTERIA, AQUATIC PLANTS, OYSTERS, SNAILS, CLAMS, INSECTS,
ANNELIDA, AMPHIBIANS, BEAVER, AND FUNGI.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007840
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 82
TITLE: AUTOMATIC ACQUISITION OF WATER QUALITY DATA. 1978-
JANUARY, 1982. (CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE.)
DESCRIPTOR: ABSTRACTS; ~ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES; ~DATA
COLLECTION; ~INSTRUMENTATION; ~MEASUREMENT; ~MEASUREMENT
TECHNIQUES; ~MONITORING; POLLUTION; ~REMOTE SENSING;
~SAMPLING; ~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 306P. PRICE CODE: PC NOl/MF NOl; PB82-
804790
ABSTRACT: COMPILED ARE 297 CITATIONS ON TECHNIQUES USED TO
OBTAIN CONTINUOUS WATER QUALITY DATA, WITH EMPHASIS ON
BIOLOGICAL AND SATELLITE REMOTE SENSING TECHNIQUES. MONITOR
DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE, GENERAL SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT, AND
PLANNING STUDIES ARE INCLUDED.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007841
PUBLICATION DATE: SEP 81
TITLE: REFERENCE HANDBOOK FOR USE WITH THE PRINCIPLES,
STANDARDS, AND PROCEDURES FOR WATER RESOURCES PLANNING
(LEVEL C).
DESCRIPTOR: ~DEVELOPMENT; ~EVALUATION; ~HANDBOOKS;
~MANAGEMENT; ~PLANNING; ~REFERENCE MATERIALS; ~RESOURCE
DEVELOPMENT; STANDARDS; ~WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 95P. PRICE CODE: PC A05/MF A01; PB82-
160813
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS INFORMATION COMPILED BY THE WATER
RESOURCES COUNCIL AND ITS MEMBER AGENCIES TO ASSIST PLANNERS
IN FORMULATING AND EVALUATING WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AND
DEVELOPMENT PLANS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINCFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007842
PUBLICATION DATE: SEP 81
TITLE: TREATMENT TECHNIQUES FOR CONTROLLING TRIHALOMETHANES
IN DRINKING WATER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SYMONS, JAMES M.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~DRINKING WATER; ~FEDERAL PROGRAMS; ~LITERATURE
REVIEWS; POTABLE WATER; ~RESEARCH; ~RESEARCH REPORTS;
~STATE-OF-THE-ART REVIEWS; ~TRIHALOMETHANES; ~WATER
POLLUTION CONTROL; ~WATER QUALITY; ~WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 301P. PRICE CODE: PC A14/MF A01; PB82-
163197
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS AN ATTEMPT TO COMPILE INFORMATION
DEVELOPED FROM 1975-1981 ON ALL ASPECTS OF TRIHALOMETHANES
AS THEY RELATE TO DRINKING WATER. SECTION I SUMMARIZES, WITH
REFERENCES TO THE PRIMARY LITERATURE, THE DISCOVERY OF THE
TRIHALOMETHANE PROBLEM, HEALTH, AND REGULATORY INFORMATION.
SECTIONS II-V SUMMARIZE THE LITERATURE REGARDING KEY
BACKGROUND INFORMATION NECESSARY FOR AN UNDERSTANDING OF
APPROACHES TO INITIATING AND EVALUATING CONTROL MEASURES.
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SECTIONS VI-XI INCLUDE SOME PREVIOUSLY UNPUBLISHED IN-HOUSE
USEPA-DRINKING WATER RESEARCH DIVISION RESEARCH RESULTS AND
SELECTED REFERENCES TO THE PRIMARY LITERATURE THAT ARE
SUFFICIENT TO DESCRIBE THE STATE-OF-THE-ART KNOWLEDGE OF
TRIHALOMETHANE TREATMENT TECHNIQUES, BACTERIOLOCIC
CONSIDERATIONS, AND THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF TRIHALOMETHANE
CONTROL STRATEGIES.
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007843
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 81
TITLE: ORGANIC REMOVAL CAPABILITIES OF COMMERCIALLY
AVAILABLE HOME WATER TREATMENT UNITS UTILIZING ACTIVATED
CARBON: PHASE 3SUPPLEMENTAL DATA.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: PERRY, DONALD L.s AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *ACTIVATED CARBON; *ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGYt
~DRINKING WATERi *EQUIPMENT; ~HOME UNITS; ~MICROBIOLOGY;
*ORGAN ICS; ~POTABLE WATER; *RESEARCH REPORTS; WATER QUALITY;
WATER SUPPLY; *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 105P. PRICE CODE: PC A06/MF A01; PB82-
159658
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE THE RESULTS OF A THREE YEAR STUDY
WHICH EXAMINED ORCANICS REDUCTION AND MICROBIOLOGICAL
FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE HOME WATER
TREATMENT UNITS. TEN SELECTED ACTIVATED CARBON UNITS WERE
TESTED AGAINST BOTH GROUND AND SURFACE WATER SPIKED WITH
ORCANICS SUCH AS CARBON TETRACHLORIDE, TRICHLOROETHYLENE,
AND TETRACHLOROETHYLENE AND 1, 1, 1-TRICHLOROETHANE. RESULTS
OF FOUR FIELD STUDIES CONDUCTED IN MIAMI, FLORIDA; PICO
RIVERA, CALIFORNIA; ATLANTA, GEORGIA; AND DETROIT, MICHIGAN
ARE REPORTED.
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PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007844
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 82
TITLE: LEAK LOCATION ENTERS COMPUTER AGE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GREELEY, S. DOUGLAS
DESCRIPTOR: *CASE STUDIES; ^COMPUTER APPLICATIONS;
~COMPUTERS; DROUGHT; *EQUIPMENT; *LEAKS; MAINTENANCE; ~NEW
YORK; ~SOUND DETECTION; *TECHNOLOGY; *WATER LOSS; *WATER
RESOURCES; *WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 14-18P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES HOW NEW YORK CITY TURNED
TO A COMPUTERIZED LEAK DETECTION PATROL TO STOP WASTAGE OF
VALUABLE WATER DURING A RECENT DROUGHT. USING THE PORTABLE
DETECK-A-LEAK SOUND UNIT AND THE VAN-MOUNTED LOCATE-A-LEAK
COMPUTER, THE CITY FOUND AND FIXED SOME 43 MGD IN LEAKS.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN CITY fl COUNTY V97 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007858
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 82
TITLE: TENURE CONTRIBUTES TO UTILITY'S SUCCESS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HERSCH, PAUL
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; *DROUGHT; ~FACILITIES;
~MANAGEMENT; *MASSACHUSETTS; ~OPERATIONS (WATER); UTILITIES;
~WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 12P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THE MANAGEMENT AND
OPERATIONS OF THE SALEM/BEVERLY (MASSACHUSETTS) WATER SUPPLY
BOARD. ATTENTION IS FOCUSED ON THE DROUGHT MANAGEMENT
STRATEGY OF THE BOARD, THEIR PERSONNEL AND MANAGEMENT
STABILITY, AND THE WATER TREATMENT FACILITIES.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT V129 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007859
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 82
TITLE: DETROIT-STYLE CSO STUDIES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GRAHAM, M. J.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMBINED SEWERS; ~COMPUTERS; DETROIT RIVER;
EQUIPMENT; FACILITIES; ~MICHIGAN; ~MODELS; POLLUTION
CONTROL; RESEARCH REPORTS; ROUGE RIVER; ~SEWERS; ~STORM
SEWERS; ~WASTEWATER COLLECTION; ~WATER POLLUTION; ~WATER
QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 22-26P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE REPORTS ON A COMPREHENSIVE COMBINED
SEWER OVERFLOW STUDY CONDUCTED BY THE DETROIT WATER AND
SEWERAGE DEPARTMENT. THE STUDY PRODUCED DATA WHICH WERE USED
TO CALIBRATE AND VERIFY A NUMBER OF INTERACTING COMPUTER
MODELS. THESE MODELS ASSESSED POTENTIAL IMPROVEMENTS IN
WATER QUALITY IN BOTH THE ROUGE AND DETROIT RIVERS.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING S MANAGEMENT V129 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007860
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 82
TITLE: SAN DIEGO SOLVES A PIPE PROBLEM.
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DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; EQUIPMENT; ~FACILITIES;
* INTERCEPTORS; *MAINTENANCE (PREVENTATIVE); ~PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION; ~PIPES; ~SEWERS; * WASTEWATER COLLECTION;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 36P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE REPORTS ON A NEW INTERCEPTOR THAT
FIGHTS OFF SULPHURIC ACID WHICH IS FORMED BY OXIDATION IN A
WASTEWATER STREAM. THE INTERCEPTOR INCLUDES 114 INCH
DIAMETER REINFORCED CONCRETE PIPES PROTECTED BY THE T-LOCK
POLYVINYL CHLORIDE LINING SYSTEM.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT V129 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007B61
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 82
TITLE: SEWER MAINTENANCE AND REHAB OPTIONS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ANDREWS, PAUL L.; YONKER, STEPHEN A.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CLEANING; *EQUIPMENT; *MAINTENANCE;
~MAINTENANCE (PREVENTATIVE); MUNICIPALITIES; ~PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION; ~PIPES; ~REHABILITATION; ~SEWERS; ~TECHNOLOGY;
WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WASTEWATER COLLECTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 38-42,46P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE PRESENTS A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF
SEWER MAINTENANCE AND REHABILITATION. THE VARIOUS CAUSES OF
SEWER DETERIORATION ARE DISCUSSED AND SPECIFIC ATTENTION IS
FOCUSED ON REPAIR AND REHABILITATION TECHNOLOGY ADDRESSING
THESE CAUSES. ALSO DISCUSSED ARE THE VARIOUS METHODS AND
DEVICES AVAILABLE FOR SEWER CLEANING AND SEWER
REHABILITATION.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT V129 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007862
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 82
TITLE: POLYMER PLAYS PLANT IMPROVEMENT ROLE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: VANCOTT, WHITFIELD; MOORE, JAMES F.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; ~COST EFFECTIVENESS; EQUIPMENT;
~FACILITIES; MANAGEMENT; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; ~PHOSPHATES; ~POLYMERS; ~WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 48-50P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THE OPERATIONS OF A TOLEDO,
OHIO WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT WITH SPECIFIC ATTENTION
FOCUSED ON THE VARIOUS METHODS OF PHOSPHATE REDUCTION.
RESULTS SHOW THAT ONE ANIONIC POLYMER, HERCULES
INCORPORATED'S HERCOFLOC 1123 GAMMA GEL, WAS SAFER TO HANDLE
AND MORE COST-EFFECTIVE.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT V129 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007863
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 82
TITLE: STATISTICAL COST FUNCTION FOR WATER MAINS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FIRESTONE, BRUCE M.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COST EFFECTIVENESS; COSTS; ~MATHEMATICAL
MODELS; ^PIPES (WATER); ~PLANNING; ~STATISTICAL
APPLICATIONS; ~STATISTICS; ~WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER
DISTRIBUTION; ~WATER MAINS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 50-52P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES VARIOUS STATISTICAL
ANALYSIS STRATEGIES THAT CAN BE APPLIED TO PLANNING THE
INSTALLATION OF WATER MAINS. VARIOUS STATISTICAL FUNCTIONS
ARE PROVIDED WHICH RELATE COSTS AND FLOW VOLUMES TO PLANNING
AND PIPE SELECTION.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT V129 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007865
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 82
TITLE: ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY FUNDAMENTAL REVIEWS - 1982.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~CHEMICAL ANALYSIS;
~CHEMISTRY; ~EQUIPMENT; ~INSTRUMENTATION; ~LABORATORY
TECHNIQUES; ~RESEARCH REPORTS; ~STATE-OF-THE-ART REVIEWS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 1R-428RP.
ABSTRACT: THIS ISSUE CONTAINS A COLLECTION OF 30 REVIEWS OF
MAJOR TOPICS IN ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY AND RELATED RESEARCH IN
OTHER FIELDS. TOPICS DISCUSSED INCLUDE: ELECTROCHEMISTRY,
CHROMATOGRAPHY, SPECTROMETRY, CHEMOMETRICS, FUNCTIONAL CROUP
ANALYSIS, KINETIC DETERMINATIONS, NUCLEONICS, ELECTRON SPIN
RESONANCE, THERMAL ANALYSIS, TITRATION TECHNIQUES, AND X-RAY
DIFFRACTION.
AVAILABILITY: ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, V54 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007866
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: SEWAGE TREATMENT COSTS AND ECONOMICS. 1979-
FEBRUARY, 1982 (CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE.)
DESCRIPTOR: ~BIBLIOGRAPHIES; ~CONSTRUCTION; ~COSTS;
~ECONOMIC FACTORS; EFFLUENTS; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
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~RESEARCH REPORTS! SEWERSi SLUDGE DISPOSAL; TECHNOLOGY;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 182P. PB82-806084; PRICE CODE: PC
N01/MF NO I
ABSTRACT: THE CITED REPORTS OF FEDERALLY-FUNDED RESEARCH
DISCUSS THE COSTS AND ECONOMICS OF SEWAGE TREATMENT SYSTEMS,
SEWERS, TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY, EFFLUENT DISCHARGE, AND SLUDGE
DISPOSAL. MOST STUDIES COVER THE OVERALL CONSTRUCTION AND
OPERATION COSTS OF SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, WHEREAS OTHERS
INCLUDE RATE STRUCTURES, FINANCINC, USER CHARGES, AND
BENEFITS OF REGIONALIZED PLANTS. (THIS UPDATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
CONTAINS 175 CITATIONS, 56 OF WHICH ARE NEW ENTRIES TO THE
PREVIOUS EDITION.)
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007867
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: TEXTILE PROCESSING WASTES AND THEIR CONTROL. 1979-
FEBRUARY, 1982 (CITATIONS FROM THE ENGINEERING INDEX DATA
BASE.)
DESCRIPTOR: ~AIR POLLUTION; ACTIVATED CARBON;
~BIBLIOGRAPHIES; DESICN; DYES; * INDUSTRIAL WASTES; ~RESEARCH
REPORTS; ~SOLID WASTES; *TEXTILE INDUSTRY; *WASTE
MANAGEMENT; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 88P. PB82-806258; PRICE CODE: PC N01/MF
N01
ABSTRACT: THESE CITATIONS OF WORLDWIDE RESEARCH COVER THE
TEXTILE INDUSTRY AS IT DEALS WITH WATER POLLUTION, AIR
POLLUTION, AND SOLID WASTES AND THEIR CONTROL. THE
BIBLIOGRAPHY INCLUDES STUDIES OF WASTEWATER TREATMENT OF
DYES, THE USE OF ACTIVATED CARBON IN THE PROCESSES, DESIGN
CRITERIA OF THE CONTROL EQUIPMENT, AND REUSING MATERIALS
THAT ARE RECOVERED IN THE CONTROL PROCESS. (THIS UPDATED
BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTAINS 84 CITATIONS, 22 OF WHICH ARE NEW
ENTRIES TO THE PREVIOUS EDITION.)
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007868
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: TEXTILE PROCESSING WASTES AND THEIR CONTROL. 1964-
FEBRUARY, 1982 (CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE.)
DESCRIPTOR: ~BIBLIOGRAPHIES; BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT; COSTS;
DESIGN; DYES; EQUIPMENT; * INDUSTRIAL WASTES; ~POLLUTION
CONTROL; *RESEARCH REPORTS; SOLID WASTES; ~TEXTILE INDUSTRY;
~WASTE MANAGEMENT; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY;
~WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 157P. PB82-806241; PRICE CODE: PC
N01/MF N01
ABSTRACT: THE BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTAINS SELECTED ABSTRACTS OF
RESEARCH REPORTS COVERING TEXTILE PROCESSING, AIR POLLUTION
CONTROL, WATER POLLUTION CONTROL, AND SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL.
INCLUDED ARE WASTE WATER TREATMENT STUDIES ON DYES,
BIOLOGICAL INDUSTRIAL WASTE TREATMENT, USE OF MEMBRANES,
COST ESTIMATES OF THE CONTROL TECHNOLOGY, AND DESIGN
CRITERIA OF CONTROL EQUIPMENT. (THIS UPDATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
CONTAINS 240 CITATIONS, 40 OF WHICH ARE NEW ENTRIES TO THE
PREVIOUS EDITION.)
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINCFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007869
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 82
TITLE: OZONIZATION USED IN WATER AND SEWAGE TREATMENT.
SEPTEMBER, 1980-1981 (CITATIONS FROM THE ENGINEERING INDEX
DATA BASE.)
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~BIBLIOGRAPHIES; COSTS;
DESIGN; ~INDUSTRIAL WASTES; ~OZONE; ~OPERATIONS (WATER);
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~RESEARCH REPORTS; ~SEWAGE
TREATMENT; ~WATER ANALYSIS; ~WATER TREATMENT; ~WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; ~WATER PURIFICATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 69P. PB82-803909; PRICE CODE: PC N01/MF
N01
ABSTRACT: THE CITED REPORTS FROM A WORLDWIDE LITERATURE
SURVEY DISCUSS THE USE OF OZONE FOR INDUSTRIAL WASTE WATER
TREATMENT, SEWAGE TREATMENT, AND WATER PURIFICATION. THE
CITATIONS COVER SYSTEM DESIGN, OPERATION, COSTS, AND
ADVANTAGES OVER OTHER TREATMENT METHODS. SOME STUDIES ON
WATER ANALYSIS AFTER TREATMENT ARE INCLUDED. (THIS UPDATED
BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTAINS 62 CITATIONS, ALL OF WHICH ARE NEW
ENTRIES TO THE PREVIOUS EDITION.)
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007870
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 82
TITLE: WATER RIGHTS AND WATER LAW. 1979-JANUARY, 1982
(CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE.)
DESCRIPTOR: ~BIBLIOGRAPHIES; ~LEGAL ASPECTS; ~MANAGEMENT;
~REGULATIONS; ~RESEARCH REPORTS; ~STATE ROLE; ~WATER
MANAGEMENT; ~WATER QUALITY; ~WATER RESOURCES; WATER RIGHTS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 104P. PB82-804329; PRICE CODE: PC
NOl/MF N01
ABSTRACT: LEGAL ASPECTS OF INTERSTATE AND INTRASTATE WATER
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RIGHTS, WATER QUALITY, AND WATER MANAGEMENT ARE INVESTIGATED
IN THESE RESEARCH REPORTS. (THIS UPDATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
CONTAINS 97 CITATIONS, 46 OF WHICH ARE NEW ENTRIES TO THE
PREVIOUS EDITION.)
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PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINCFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007871
PUBLICATION DATE: 61
TITLE: RISK/BENEFIT ANALYSIS IN WATER RESOURCES PLANNING
AND MANAGEMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HAIMES. YACOV Y.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; * INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; *MANAGEMENT; ~PLANNING; ~POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; *RISKS; ~RISK BENEFIT ANALYSIS; ~STANDARDS;
~WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 291P. PRICE: 835.00
ABSTRACT: IN THIS WORK, TRADE-OFFS IN RISK-BENEFIT
ANALYSIS, AND IDENTIFICATION OF RISK PARAMETERS AND
OBJECTIVES ARE CONSIDERED. OTHER TOPICS INCLUDE SOCIETAL
PREFERENCES, IMPLEMENTING RISK AND UNCERTAINTY PROVISIONS OF
PRINCIPLES AND STANDARDS. METHODS FOR QUANTIFYING RISK, AS
WELL AS RISK-BENEFIT TRADE-OFF ANALYSIS.
AVAILABILITY: PLENUM PRESS, 227 WEST 17TH ST., NEW YORK, NY
1001 1
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007872
PUBLICATION DATE: 82
TITLE: THE PROPERTIES OF GROUNDWATER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MATTHESS, CEORGE; HARVEY, JOHN C.
DESCRIPTOR: CHEMICAL ANALYSIS; CONTAMINATION;
~GEOCHEMISTRY; ~GROUNDWATER; ~HYDROLOGY; ~INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~WATER QUALITY; ~WATER
RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 406P. PRICE: #43.93
ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK EXAMINES THE PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL
PROPERTIES OF GROUNDWATER, INCLUDINC LATENT HEAT, ISOTOPIC
COMPOSITION, DENSITY, AND OTHER CHARACTERISTICS, CEOCHEMICAL
PROCESSES CONTROLLING THESE PROPERTIES, OXIDATION/REDUCTION,
AND WAYS THAT GROUNDWATER BECOMES CONTAMINATED ARE ALSO
DISCUSSED. GROUNDWATER IS CLASSIFIED AND ASSESSED.
AVAILABILITY: JOHN WILEY 0 SONS, INC., 605 THIRD AVENUE,
NEW YORK, NY 10016
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007873
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 82
TITLE: A NEW APPROACH IS NEEDED FOR THE FEDERAL INDUSTRIAL
WASTEWATER PRETREATMENT PROGRAM.
DESCRIPTOR: FEDERAL LEGISLATION; ~FEDERAL PROCRAMS;
~GUIDELINES; ~HA2ARD0US MATERIALS; ~INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER;
~INDUSTRY; ~MUNICIPALITIES; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
~PRETREATMENT; ~TOXIC SUBSTANCES; ~WATER POLLUTION CONTROL;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 18P. FIRST FIVE COPIES FREE OF CHARGE.
ABSTRACT: REVIEWED ARE THE UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY'S EFFORTS TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT THE
INDUSTRIAL PRETREATMENT PROGRAM AUTHORIZED BY THE CLEAN
WATER ACT, AS AMENDED. TOXIC POLLUTION PROBLEMS ARE
EMPHASIZED AND RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE EPA ADMINISTRATOR ARE
PROVIDED.
AVAILABILITY: U.S. GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE, DOCUMENT
HANDLING AND INFORMATION SERVICES FACILITY, P. 0. BOX 6015,
CAITHERSBURG, MD 20760
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007875
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 82
TITLE: CONSTRUCTION SERVICES: A CONTRACTOR'S VIEW.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GENTRY, WILLIAM W.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ATTITUDES; ~CONSTRUCTION; ~CONTRACTORS;
~FACILITIES; ~MANAGEMENT; ~OPERATIONS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 210-219P.
ABSTRACT: THE DIFFICULTIES IN CONSTRUCTING NEW FACILITIES
CAN BE ALLEVIATED IF OWNER AND CONTRACTOR DISCARD SUSPICIOUS
ATTITUDES AND ADOPT A COOPERATIVE WORKING RELATIONSHIP.
ATTITUDES PERMEATE THE ENTIRE CONSTRUCTION PROCESS AND
STRONGLY INFLUENCE COSTS, BEGINNING WITH MARKUPS ON INITIAL
BIDS, IF CONTRACTORS PERCEIVE DANCER SIGNALS. OWNERS, ON
THEIR PART, MUST BE AWARE OF CONTRACTORS' CONCERNS AND
ACCEPT THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PROVIDING CLEAR, COMPLETE, AND
FAIR CONTRACT DOCUMENTS AS WELL AS OBTAIN INC COMPETENT ON-
SITE OWNER REPRESENTATIVES.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V74
N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007876
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 82
TITLE: PREQUALIFYING CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: LOWER, JAY R.
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DESCRIPTOR: ~CONSTRUCTION; *CONTRACTORSi COSTS; ~CRITERIA;
*MANAGEMENT; ~PREQUALIFICATIONS; ~QUALIFICATIONS;
*RECOMMENDATIONS; ~STANDARDS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 220-223P.
ABSTRACT: ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT ELEMENTS IN UNDERTAKING
A CONSTRUCTION PROJECT IS SELECTION OF A GENERAL CONTRACTOR
AND MAJOR SUBCONTRACTORS. MANY PUBLIC AGENCIES NOW USE A
SYSTEM OF PREQUALIFYING CONTRACTORS BEFORE PERMITTING THEM
TO SUBMIT BIDS. SOME OF THE ADVANTAGES OF PREQUALIFICATION
ARE THAT ALL BIDDERS WILL BE COMPETENT AND HAVE THE
RESOURCES TO ACCOMPLISH THE JOB. THE COST OF SOLICITING THE
BIDS IS ALSO REDUCED. A CAREFULLY CONCEIVED SYSTEM OF
PREQUALIFICATION SHOULD SERVE THE OWNER, THE CONTRACTOR,
SUPPLIERS, AND SURETY UNDERWRITERS.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V74
N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007877
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 82
TITLE: HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SPILLSARE YOU READY?
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CARNS, KEITH E.t STINSON, KARL B.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CALIFORNIA; ~CASE STUDIES; *EMERGENCIES;
~HAZARDOUS MATERIALS; MANAGEMENT; PERFORMANCE EVALUATION;
~PLANNING; PUBLIC HEALTH; ~SPILLS; ~UTILITIES; *WATER
QUALITYi WATER RESOURCES; *WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 224-220P.
ABSTRACT: EVERY WATER SUPPLY IS THREATENED BY ACCIDENTAL
SPILLS OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ON LAND, IN WATER, AND FROM
THE SKY. EACH WATER UTILITY SHOULD HAVE A COMPREHENSIVE AND
TESTED PLAN IN ANTICIPATION OF SUCH CONTINGENCIES BEFORE
THEY BECOME DISASTERS. THE EAST BAY MUNICIPAL UTILITY
DISTRICT IN THE OAKLAND, CALIF., AREA HAS DEVELOPED, TESTED,
AND USED ITS PLAN SUCCESSFULLY. OTHER UTILITIES COULD ADAPT
THIS PROGRAM FOR THEIR OWN LOCALITIES TO PROTECT WATER
SUPPLIES FROM THE ALMOST INEVITABLE OCCURRENCE OF ACCIDENTAL
SPILLS.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL V74
N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007878
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 82
TITLE: CUSTOMER AWARENESS OF PUBLIC NOTIFICATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: STEGMAN, CHARLES; SCHNEIDER, GEORCIA E.
DESCRIPTOR: ~DRINKING WATER; MANAGEMENT; ~NOTIFICATION;
~PUBLIC HEALTH; PUBLIC RELATIONS; PUBLIC NOTIFICATION;
~PUBLIC OPINION; PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS; ~STANDARDS; ~SURVEYS;
~UTILITIES; ~WATER QUALITY; WATER RESOURCES; ~WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 229-233P.
ABSTRACT: FOURTEEN HUNDRED CUSTOMERS OF WATER SYSTEMS THAT
HAD BEEN REQUIRED TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC OF BACTERIOLOGICAL OR
TURBIDITY VIOLATIONS OF MAXIMUM CONTAMINANT LEVELS WERE
SURVEYED BY TELEPHONE TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF
PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. ONLY 41 PERCENT OF THOSE SURVEYED
REMEMBERED SOME TYPE OF PUBLIC NOTIFICATION, AND EVEN FEWER
REMEMBERED THAT THE NOTIFICATION CONCERNED PROBLEMS WITH
DRINKING WATER QUALITY. A LARGE PROPORTION OF THOSE SURVEYED
WERE SATISFIED WITH THEIR WATER, AND THEREFORE ONLY ABOUT 20
PERCENT WERE WILLING TO SPEND MORE MONEY TO IMPROVE WATER
QUALITY.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL V74
N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007879
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 82
TITLE: FACTORS THAT AFFECT USE OF DIRECT FILTRATION IN
TREATING SURFACE WATERS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MCCORMICK, RICHARD FORD; KING, PAUL H.
DESCRIPTOR: CASE STUDIES; COAGULATION; ~DESIGN; ~DIRECT
FILTRATION; ~EQUIPMENT; ~FILTERS; ~FILTRATION; FLOCCULATION;
~OPERATIONS (WATER); ~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; ~RESEARCH
REPORTS; *WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER TREATMENT; ~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 234-242P.
ABSTRACT: A PILOT PLANT WAS USED IN FIELD STUDIES OF DIRECT
FILTRATION IN WHICH THE ROLES OF RAW WATER QUALITY, FILTER
DESIGN, AND OPERATING VARIABLES WERE CONSIDERED. A DUAL
MEDIA FILTER THAT WAS OPERATED AT 3.5 MM/S (5 GPM/SQ FT) WAS
EFFECTIVE IN TREATING WATER TO WHICH COAGULANTS HAD BEEN
ADDED.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL V74
N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007880
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 82
TITLE: THE EFFECT OF BACKWASHING RATE ON FILTER
PERFORMANCE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: QURESHI, NAEEM
DESCRIPTOR: ~BACKWASHINC; ~CASE STUDIES; ~DESIGN;
EQUIPMENT; ~FILTERS; ~FLUIDIZATION RATES; ~OPERATIONS
(WATER); ~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; ~RESEARCH REPORTS; ~WATER
TREATMENT; ~WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 242-24BP.
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ABSTRACT: SETS OF DUAL AND MIXED MEDIA FILTERS AT THE
FRIDLEY FILTER PLANT (MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.) WERE SUBJECTED TO
FLUIDIZATION BACKWASH INC RATES ON HEAD LOSS, EFFLUENT
TURBIDITY, AND LENGTH OF FILTER RUN.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL V74
N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0078S1
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 82
TITLE: GETTING YOUR MONEY'S WORTH FROM FILTRATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: LOCSDON, GARY S.j FOX, KIM
DESCRIPTOR: ~DIATOMACEOUS EARTH; ~DRINKING WATER; FILTERS;
~FILTRATION; *OPERATIONS (WATER); *PERFORMANCE EVALUATION;
*RAP ID GRANULAR MEDIA; *SAND FILTERS; #WATER QUALITY; *WATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 249-236P.
ABSTRACT: ONE GOAL OF WATER TREATMENT IS PARTICULATE
REMOVAL BY FILTRATION. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE FILTRATION
PROCESS DEPENDS ON THE OPERATION OF THE FILTER PLANT. THE
AUTHORS REVIEW DIATOMACEOUS EARTH, RAPID GRANULAR-MEDIA, AND
SLOW SAND FILTRATION. CRUCIAL OPERATIONAL TECHNIQUES
ASSOCIATED WITH EACH PROCESS ARE DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL V74
N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007882
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 82
TITLE: LOW-DOSAGE HIGH-RATE DIRECT FILTRATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: WAGNER, E. C.; HUDSON, H. E., JR.
DESCRIPTOR: ~BENCH SCALE TESTS; ~CASE STUDIES; CHEMICAL
TREATMENT; ~COST EFFECTIVENESS; ~DIRECT FILTRATION;
~FILTRATION; ~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; ~STATE-OF-THE-ART
REVIEWS; ~WATER QUALITY; ~WATER TREATMENT; ~WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 236-26IP.
ABSTRACT: DIRECT FILTRATION THAT INVOLVES LOW CHEMICAL
DOSAGES AND HIGH FILTRATION RATES CAN REDUCE THE COST OF
TREATING CERTAIN WATER SOURCES. TO DETERMINE WHETHER DIRECT
FILTRATION OF A RAW WATER IS FEASIBLE, A BENCH-SCALE TEST
CAN BE USED. THIS ARTICLE REVIEWS FIELD EXPERIENCE WITH
BENCH-SCALE, PILOT, AND PLANT TESTS OF DIRECT FILTRATION.
THE FIELD EXPERIENCE AND A LITERATURE REVIEW POINT TO A
WORLDWIDE TREND IN LOW-DOSAGE HIGH-RATE FILTRATION.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL V74
NS
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007883
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 82
TITLE: ENERCY-INPUT-CONTROLLED DIRECT FILTRATION TO CONTROL
PROGRESSIVE EUTROPHICATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BERNHARDT, HEINZ; SCHNELL, H.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ALGAE; CASE STUDIES; ~CHEMICAL TREATMENT;
~DIRECT FILTRATION; EUTROPHICATION; FILTRATION; ~PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION; PHOSPHATES; PHOSPHORUS; RESEARCH REPORTS;
~RESERVOIRS; ~WATER QUALITY; ~WATER TREATMENT; ~WEST CERMANY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 261-268P.
ABSTRACT: THE WAHNBACH RESERVOIR NEAR SIEGBURC, WEST
GERMANY, HAD A HISTORY OF MASS ALGAL BLOOMS THAT INTERFERED
WITH WATER TREATMENT. PHOSPHORUS WAS THE MAJOR CAUSE OF
EUTROPHICATION, SO A PLANT WAS BUILT IN 1977 TO REDUCE THE
PHOSPHATE CONCENTRATION IN RIVER WATER BEFORE IT ENTERED THE
RESERVOIR. THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES BOTH THE FULL-SCALE
FILTRATION PROCESS AND THE RESULTS ACHIEVED DURING SEVERAL
YEARS OF OPERATION. TOTAL PHOSPHORUS HAS BEEN REDUCED, AS
HAVE TURBIDITY, CHLOROPHYLL, CHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND. AND
DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL V74
N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007884
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: MICROCOMPUTER INTERFACING.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ARTWICK, BRUCE A.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPUTER APPLICATIONS; ~COMPUTERS; DATA
PROCESSING; ~DESIGN; ~EQUIPMENT; ~GUIDES) ~INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; ~INSTRUMENTATION; *INTERFACING; *MICROCOMPUTERS;
~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~STATE-OF-THE-ART REVIEWS;
~TECHNOLOGY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 34IP.
ABSTRACT: THIS TEXT INTEGRATES INTO A SINCLE VOLUME ALL THE
INFORMATION NECESSARY TO CONCEPTUALIZE, SELECT, MATE AND
MATCH, BUILD, AND INTERFACE MICROCOMPUTER SYSTEMS TO MOST
APPLICATIONS. CHAPTERS INCLUDE: THE MICROCOMPUTER'S ROLE IN
THE REAL WORLD; SELECTING THE RIGHT MICROPROCESSOR; MEMORY;
MICROCOMPUTER INPUT AND OUTPUT METHODS; INTERFACE COMPONENTS
AND THEIR CHARACTERISTICS; DESICNINC INTERFACE CIRCUITS;
INTERFACING TO STANDARD BUSES AND PERIPHERALS; INTERFACE
LAYOUT AND CONSTRUCTION; AND, INTERFACE SOFTWARE DESIGN AND
IMPLEMENTATION. VARIOUS INDUSTRY STANDARDS ARE ALSO INCLUDED
AS IS A DETAILED GLOSSARY.
AVAILABILITY: PRENTICE-HALL, INC., ROUTE 59 6 BROOKHILL
DR., WEST NYACK, NY 10994
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007887
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 81
TITLE: COAGULATION AND FILTRATION: BACK TO THE BASICS.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIESt ~COAGULATION; ~CONFERENCE
PROCEEDINGS; ~DRINKING WATER; ~FILTRATION; ~OPERATIONS
(WATER); ~POTABLE WATER; STANDARDS; *WATER QUALITY; WATER
SUPPLY; ~WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 157P. PRICE: 88.75 MEMBERS; SI 1.50
NONMEMBERS
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A COMPILATION OF EIGHT PAPERS GIVEN
AT THE 1981 CONFERENCE OF THE AMERICAN WATER WORKS
ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST FOUR PAPERS PRESENT THEORETICAL
CONCEPTS OF INITIAL MIXING, COAGULATION, FLOCCULATION, AND
FILTRATION. THE REMAINING FOUR PAPERS PRESENT CASE HISTORIES
OR PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF THESE PRINCIPLES AND CONFIRM
THE OVERALL UTILITY OF THE COAGULATION/FILTRATION PROCESSES.
AVAILABILITY: AWWA DATA PROCESSING, 6666 WEST QUINCY
AVENUE, DENVER, CO 80235
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O7888
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: SMALL WATER SYSTEM PROBLEMS.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; ~CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS; COST
EFFECTIVENESS; ~DRINKING WATER; FUNDING; *MANAGEMENT; ~RURAL
AREAS; ~SMALL COMMUNITIES; *SMALL SYSTEMS; TRAINING; WATER
QUALITY; *WATER RESOURCES; *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 109P. PRICE: 87.25 MEMBERS; 89.50
NONMEMBERS
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE THE EDITED TRANSCRIPT OF A PANEL
DISCUSSION ON SMALL WATER SYSTEM PROBLEMS AND FIVE PAPERS
GIVEN AT THE 1981 CONFERENCE OF THE AMERICAN WATER WORKS
ASSOCIATION. IDENTIFIED IN THE PAPERS ARE A VARIETY OF SMALL
SYSTEM PROBLEMS SUCH AS TRAIN INC, SYSTEM SIZE, WATER QUALITY
HISTORY, HIGH COSTS AND FUNDING.
AVAILABILITY: AWWA DATA PROCESSING, 6666 WEST QUINCY
AVENUE, DENVER, CO 80235
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007889
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: ORCANIC CHEMICAL CONTAMINANTS IN GROUNDWATER:
TRANSPORT AND REMOVAL.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~CASE STUDIES;
CHEMISTRY; ~CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS; *CONTAMINATION;
~DRINKING WATER; ~GROUNDWATER; INSTRUMENTATION; MEASUREMENT;
~ORGANIC COMPOUNDS; ~ORGAN ICS; ~RESEARCH REPORTS; WATER
QUALITY; ~WATER RESOURCES; ~WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 123P. PRICE: 88.00 MEMBERS; 810.50
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A COMPILATION OF SIX PAPERS GIVEN AT
THE 1981 CONFERENCE OF THE AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION.
IMPORTANT CONCEPTUAL IDEAS NEEDED IN ADDRESS INC THE GROUND
WATER CONTAMINATION PROBLEM ARE INTRODUCED AND RECENT CASE
STUDY DATA ON THE PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF ORGANICS REMOVAL
FROM GROUND WATER ARE PROVIDED.
AVAILABILITY: AWWA DATA PROCESSING, 6666 WEST QUINCY
AVENUE, DENVER, CO 80235
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007890
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: ANALYZING ORGANICS IN DRINKINC WATER.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~CHEMICAL ANALYSIS;
CHEMISTRY; ~DRINKING WATER; MEASUREMENT; ~ORCANIC COMPOUNDS;
~ORGANICS; ~RESOURCE MATERIALS; ~WATER ANALYSIS; WATER
POLLUTION CONTROL; ~WATER QUALITY; ~WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 120P. PRICE: 810.75 MEMBERS; 814.25
NONMEMBER
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A COMPILATION OF 20 SELECTED
ARTICLES FROM RECENT ISSUES OF THE JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN
WATER WORK ASSOCIATION. FEATURED ARE DISCUSSIONS OF THE
THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF ANALYZINC WATERBORNE
ORGANICS.
AVAILABILITY: AWWA DATA PROCESSING DEPT., 6666 WEST QUINCY
AVENUE, DENVER, CO 80235
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007891
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: WATER CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CONSERVATION; ~HANDBOOKS; ~MANAGEMENT;
~NATURAL RESOURCES; ~PLANNING; ~PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT; PROGRAM
IMPLEMENTATION; ~RESOURCE MATERIALS; ~UTILITIES; ~WATER
CONSERVATION; ~WATER RESOURCES; ~WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 76P. PRICE: 89.50 MEMBERS; 810.75
NONMEMBERS.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED ARE PRACTICES AND/OR PROGRAMS FOR WATER
UTILITIES WHEN WATER CONSERVATION IS NECESSARY. RESIDENTIAL
WATER USE IS EMPHASIZED. FOLLOWING AN OVERVIEW OF WATER
CONSERVATION POLICIES AND EFFORTS, THE DOCUMENT SUGGESTS
WAYS TO INCORPORATE WATER CONSERVATION INTO WATER SUPPLY
PLANNING; DETAILS THE PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A WATER
CONSERVATION PROGRAM; DESCRIBES WATER CONSERVATION
TECHNIQUES THAT CAN BE APPLIED TO DIFFERENT WATER USE
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CATEGORIES! AND, OFFERS ADVICE AS TO THE ROLE A WATER
UTILITY CAN PLAY IN THE ALLEVIATION OF PROBLEMS DURING A
DROUGHT OR EMERCENCY WATER-SUPPLY SHORTAGE. AN EXTENSIVE
BIBLIOCRAPHY DESIGNED TO ASSIST THE READER IN ACQUIRING THE
NECESSARY INFORMATION TO CREATE A WATER CONSERVATION PROGRAM
APPLICABLE TO A LOCAL SITUATION IS PROVIDED.
AVAILABILITY: AWWA DATA PROCESSING DEPT. 6666 WEST QUINCY
AVENUE, DENVER, CO 80235
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007892
PUBLICATION DATE: JAN 81
TITLE: INNOVATIVE AND ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGYCASE STUDIES.
DESCRIPTOR: *ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY; *CASE STUDIES;
CONSTRUCTION; DESIGN; ~FACILITIES; GRANTS; ~POLLUTION
CONTROL; ~PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS; RECYCLING; RESOURCE
RECOVERY; *TECHNOLOGY; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 42P.
ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT PROVIDES CASE STUDIES OF ELEVEN
PROJECTS WHICH HAVE RECEIVED ADDITIONAL CRANT FUNDS THBOUGB
THE INNOVATIVE AND ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM OF THE
CLEAN WATER ACT. THE CASE STUDY REPORTS DESCRIBE THE
PROJECT, THE INNOVATIVE COMPONENTS OF THE PROJECTS, BENEFITS
AND IMPACTS OF THE INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY, AND IN SOME CASES
THE PROCEDURE FOLLOWED FOR OBTAINING GRANT FUNDING.
AVAILABILITY: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT
PRINTINC OFFICE, WASHINGTON, DC 20466
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007B93
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 81
TITLE: WATER QUALITY MODELING - HYDROLOGICAL AND
LIMNOLOGICAL SYSTEMS. JULY. 1977-SEPTEMBER. 1981 (A
BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH ABSTRACTS.)
DESCRIPTOR: ABSTRACTS; *ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES; BIOLOGY;
CHEMISTRY; EUTROPHICATION; ~HYDROLOGY; ~LIMNOLOGY; *MODELS;
NUTRIENT REMOVAL; PHYSICAL PROCESS; *POLLUTANTS) *RESEARCH;
~RESEARCH REPORTS; RUNOFF WATERS; *STREAMS; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 236P. PRICE CODE: PC N01/MF N01; PB82-
801119
ABSTRACT: CONTAINS INFORMATION ON MODELS USED TO DESCRIBE
WATER QUALITY, INCLUDING MODELS OF THE CHEMICAL, PHYSICAL,
BIOLOGICAL AND HYDROLOGICAL PROCESSES IMPORTANT TO WATER
QUALITY. INCLUDED IN THE 249 CITATIONS ARE STUDIES ON THE
MODELING OF EUTROPHICATION, NUTRIENT REMOVAL, POLLUTANT
DISPERSION, STREAM FLOW, HEAT DISSIPATION, LIMNOLOGICAL
FACTORS, AQUIFER WATER QUALITY, AND WATER RUNOFF QUALITY.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007894
PUBLICATION DATE: SEP 81
TITLE: PUBLIC OPINION AND SOCIOLOGY OF WATER RESOURCE
DEVELOPMENT. 1970-JULY, 1981 (CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA
BASE.>
DESCRIPTOR: ABSTRACTS; *ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES;
~ATTITUDES; ~COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT; ~DEVELOPMENT; DRINKING
WATER; *PLANNING; *PUBLIC OPINION; *PUBLIC PARTICIPATION;
~RESEARCH REPORTS; ~RESEARCH; ~REGIONAL PLANNING; RESOURCE
DEVELOPMENT (WATER); ~SOCIAL EFFECTS; SOCIOLOCY; ~SURVEYS;
~WATER QUALITY; ~WATER RESOURCES; ~WATER SUPPLY; ~MANAGEMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 25 IP. PRICE CODE: PC N01/MF N01; PB82-
800111
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE 244 CITATIONS THAT PROVIDE AN
INSIGHT INTO THE FEELINGS OF CITIZENS AND PUBLIC OFFICIALS
TOWARD WATER RESOURCE PROGRAMS INVOLVING WATER QUALITY
MANAGEMENT, RESERVOIRS, IRRIGATION, AND DRINKING WATER. ALSO
INCLUDED ARE THE EFFECTS OF WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT ON
THE SOCIAL CONDITIONS OF A REGION OR A COMMUNITY.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007895
PUBLICATION DATE: SEP 81
TITLE: SEWACE EFFECTS IN MARINE AND ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS.
1977-JULY, 1981 (CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE.)
DESCRIPTOR: ABSTRACTS; ~AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT; ~ANNOTATED
BIBLIOGRAPHIES; CHEMISTRY; ~ECOLOCY; ~ESTUARIES; ~MARINE
ENVIRONMENT; ~OCEANOGRAPHY; OCEAN DUMPINC; ~RESEARCH;
~RESEARCH REPORTS; ~SEWAGE EFFLUENTS; ~SLUDGE; ~WATER
QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 152P. PRICE CODE: PC N01/MF N01; PBB2-
800285
ABSTRACT: COVERS THE EFFECTS THAT SEWAGE EFFLUENTS AND
SLUDGE HAVE UPON MARINE AND ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS,
ESPECIALLY THEIR ECOLOGY. INCLUDED IN THE 143 CITATION'S ARE
ENTRIES ON THE EFFECTS OF SEWAGE EFFLUENTS AND SLUDCE ON
MARINE PLANTS AND ANIMALS, PROBLEMS DUE TO OCEAN DUMPINC,
DISPERSION STUDIES, AND WATER CHEMISTRY.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007896
PUBLICATION DATE: SEP 81
TITLE: GROUND WATER POLLUTION 1964-JANUARY, 1981 (CITATIONS
FROM THE AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE DATA BASE.)
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DESCRIPTOR: ABSTRACTS i *ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES;
~CONTAMINATION; ~GROUNDWATER; *OIL; ~PETROLEUM INDUSTRY;
~PETROCHEMICALS; PETROLEUM; *POLLUTION; *RESEARCH; *RESEARCH
REPORTS; *WATER POLLUTION; *WATER QUALITY; ~WORLD PROBLEMS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 186P. PRICE CODE: PC NOl/MF NOl; PB82-
800129
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE 177 ABSTRACTS FROM WORLDWIDE
RESEARCH ON THE CONTAMINATION OF GROUND WATER, ESPECIALLY
FROM PETROLEUM AND PETROCHEMICAL SOURCES. SUBJECTS COVERED
INCLUDE CAUSES, PHENOMENA, PREVENTION, CONTROL AND ANALYSIS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 52B5
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007897
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 81
TITLE: BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND. 1977-SEPTEMBER, 1981
(CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE.)
DESCRIPTOR: ABSTRACTS; *ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES;
~BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND; ~INDUSTRIAL WASTES; LIMNOLOGY;
MODELS; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~RESEARCH; ~RESEARCH
REPORTS; ~SEWAGE; ~WASTES; ~WASTE TREATMENT; ~WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; WATER POLLUTION; ~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 283P. PRICE CODE: PC NOl/MF NOl; PB82-
801127
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE A BROAD RANGE OF 231 CITATIONS
DEALING WITH BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND (BOD) IN SEWAGE,
INDUSTRIAL WASTE TREATMENT, WATER RUNOFF, AND LIMNOLOGY.
THESE STUDIES INCLUDE/TOPICS ON BOD REDUCTION, MODELS, AND
BIOLOGICAL FACTORS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD. VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007898
PUBLICATION DATE: SEP 81
TITLE: EFFECTS OF LAND USE AND URBANIZATION ON WATER
RESOURCES AND WATER QUALITY. 1977-AUGUST, 1981 (CITATIONS
FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE.)
DESCRIPTOR: ABSTRACTS; ~ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES; ~LAND
USE; ~MANAGEMENT; ~PLANNINC; ~REGIONAL PLANNING; ~RESEARCH;
~RESEARCH REPORTS; URBAN ENVIRONMENT; ~URBANIZATION; WATER
QUALITY; ~WATER RESOURCES; ~WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 200P. PRICE CODE: PC NOl/MF NOl; PB82-
800350
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE 193 CITATIONS ON THE EFFECTS OF
LAND USE AND URBANIZATION ON WATER SUPPLY AND WATER QUALITY.
REPORTS ON SPECIFIC LOCALITIES HAVE BEEN INCLUDED, IF THEY
CAN BE APPLIED TO OTHER AREAS. THESE CITATIONS INCLUDE NOT
ONLY LOCAL, STATE, AND NATIONAL GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND
PLANNING AFFECTING LAND DEVELOPMENT, BUT ALSO BASIC RESEARCH
ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LAND USE AND WATER QUALITY
MANAGEMENT.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007899
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 80
TITLE: STORMWATER RUNOFF CONTROL: A MODEL ORDINANCE FOR
MEETING LOCAL WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT NEEDS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MALONEY, FRANK E.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS; LEGAL ASPECTS;
~MANAGEMENT; ~MODELS; ~ORDINANCES; ~POLLUTION CONTROL;
~REGULATIONS; ~RUNOFF; ~STORMWATER; URBAN AREAS; ~WASTEWATER
COLLECTION; ~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 53P.
ABSTRACT: THIS PUBLICATION DISCUSSES THE MODEL STORMWATER
RUNOFF CONTROL ORDINANCE AND ITS USEFULLNESS IN MEETING
LOCAL WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT NEEDS. PART I DESCRIBES THE
PHYSICAL ASPECTS OF THE SURFACE WATER POLLUTION PROBLEM.
PART II EXAMINES GENERAL CONTROL TECHNIQUES THAT CAN
EFFECTIVELY REDUCE THE HARMFUL IMPACTS OF STORMWATER RUNOFF.
PART III LOOKS AT THE COMMON LAW APPLICABLE TO DIFFUSED
SURFACE WATERS. PART IV DISCUSSES THE FEDERAL LAW AND PART V
LOOKS AT SOME OF THE CONSIDERATIONS THAT BEAR ON THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE MODEL ORDINANCE.
AVAILABILITY: FLORIDA SEA GRANT COLLECE, BUILDING 803,
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, GAINESVILLE, FL 32611
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007900
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 82
TITLE: STATES' COMPLIANCE LACKING IN MEETINC SAFE DRINKINC
WATER REGULATIONS.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPLIANCE; ~DRINKING WATER; ~ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY; FACILITIES; ~GUIDELINES; ~PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION; ~PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION; ~REGULATIONS; ~SAFE
DRINKING WATER ACT; ~STATE PROGRAMS; ~WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER
QUALITY; ~WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 22P.
ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT REVIEWS THE SAFE DRINKING WATER
PROGRAM TO DETERMINE WHETHER THE U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY AND PRIMACY STATES HAVE EFFECTIVELY
IMPLEMENTED THE PROVISIONS OF THE ACT. THE STUDY FOUND THAT
THE LACK OF FULL-TIME AND PROPERLY TRAINED WATER SYSTEM
OPERATORS, APATHY TOWARD THE FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS, AND
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INSUFFICIENT STATE RESOURCES, BOTH FUNDING AND PERSONNEL,
ARE REASONS FOR SIGNIFICANT NON-COMPLIANCE AND INEFFICIENT
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ACT.
AVAILABILITY: U.S. GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE, DOCUMENT
HANDLING AND INFORMATION SERVICES FACILITY, P. O. BOX 6015,
CAITHERSBURC, MD 20760
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW00790I
PUBLICATION DATE: SEP 81
TITLE: SURVEY OF ENVIRONMENTAL TRAINERS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: NEWMAN, SANDY C.; WELLING, LAWRENCE C.
DESCRIPTOR: *COURSE CONTENT; ~CURRICULUM; ^ENVIRONMENTAL
TECHNICIANS! *EDUCATIONAL NEEDS; *MANPOWER NEEDS; ~NEEDS
ASSESSMENT; *RESEARCH REPORTS; *STATE-OF-THE-ART REVIEWS;
*SURVEYS; STRAINING; *TRAINING PROGRAMS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 50P.
ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT PRESENTS AN ANALYSIS OF THE RESULTS
OF A SURVEY OF 35~ ENVIRONMENTAL TRAINERS. THE COAL OF THE
SURVEY WAS TO DOCUMENT INSTRUCTOR TRAINING NEEDS, COURSE
NEEDS, INSTRUCTOR INTEREST AREAS, AND TO DEVELOP A PLAN AND
CRITERIA FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A NATIONAL TRAINERS*
INSTITUTE.
AVAILABILITY: BATTELLE COLUMBUS LABORATORIES, 505 KING
AVENUE, COLUMBUS, OH 43201
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007902
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 82
TITLE: ASSESSMENT OF WATER QUALITY CONDITIONS OHIO RIVER
MAINSTREAM 1980-81.
DESCRIPTOR: *ASSESSMENT; *MONITORING; *OHIO RIVER;
~POLLUTION CONTROL; REGULATIONS; *RESEARCH REPORTS; #RIVERS;
~STANDARDS; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 106P.
ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT IS AN ASSESSMENT OF THE WATER QUALITY
OF THE OHIO RIVER AND LOWER REACHES OF ITS MAJOR TRIBUTARIES
TOGETHER WITH INFORMATION ON 1980-81 WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
PROGRAMS OF THE OHIO RIVER VALLEY WATER SANITATION
COMMISSION.
AVAILABILITY: OHIO RIVER VALLEY WATER SANITATION
COMMISSION, 414 WALNUT STREET, CINCINNATI, OH 45202
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007903
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 73
TITLE: UNDERGROUND INJECTION
VALLEY REGION.
OF WASTEWATERS IN THE OHIO
DESCRIPTOR: ~ADMINISTRATION; ~CEOLOGY; ~GROUNDWATER;
HYDROLOGIC FACTORS; * INJECTION; ~LEGISLATION; ~OHIO RIVER;
~PUBLIC POLICY; ~RECOMMENDATIONS; ~REGULATIONS; ~TECHNOLOGY;
~WASTE DISPOSAL; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WATER QUALITY;
~WELLS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 63P.
ABSTRACT: THIS DOCUMENT ADDRESSES: (1) THE STATUS OF
SUBSURFACE DISPOSAL PRACTICES; (2) THE QUESTIONS OF PUBLIC
POLICY, LEGISLATIVE AND LEGAL ISSUES OF UNDERGROUND
INJECTION OF WASTEWATERS; AND (3) SUGGESTED PROCEDURES TO
SATISFY ADMINISTRATIVE NEEDS, GEOLOGICAL EVALUATION, AND
TECHNOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS. ALL OF THESE TOPICS ARE
EXAMINED SPECIFICALLY FOR THE OHIO RIVER VALLEY.
AVAILABILITY: OHIO RIVER VALLEY WATER SANITATION
COMMISSION, 414 WALNUT STREET, CINCINNATI, OH 45202
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007904
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: A STUDY OF WASTEWATER DISCHARGES FROM WATER
TREATMENT PLANTS.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COSTS; DATA COLLECTION; ~EFFLUENTS;
~ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS; ~OPERATIONS (WATER); ~PUBLIC POLICY;
~RESEARCH REPORTS; ~STANDARDS; ~WASTE DISPOSAL; ~WASTEWATER;
~WATER QUALITY; ~WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 89P.
ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT IS A COMPILATION OF AVAILABLE
INFORMATION AND DATA PERTAINING TO THE DISCHARCE OF
WASTEWATER FROM WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. THE PURPOSE OF THIS
IS TO SERVE AS A BASIS FOR REVISION OF THE OHIO RIVER VALLEY
WATER SANITATION COMMISSION'S EFFLUENT STANDARDS AND AS A
RESOURCE TO WATER UTILITIES, STATE AND FEDERAL OFFICIALS,
AND OTHER CONCERNED ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS.
AVAILABILITY: OHIO RIVER VALLEY WATER SANITATION
COMMISSION, 414 WALNUT STREET, CINCINNATI, OH 45202
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007905
PUBLICATION DATE: SEP 81
TITLE: EARLY WARNING...ORGAN ICS DETECTION SYSTEM -FINAL
REPORT.
DESCRIPTOR: ~DETECTION; ~DISCHARGES; ~DRINKING WATER;
~MONITORING; POLLUTANTS; ~POLLUTION CONTROL; ~PROGRAM
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DESCRIPTION; DRIVERS; *SPILLS; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 103P.
ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT EXAMINES THE EARLY WARNING-ORGANICS
DETECTION SYSTEM ( EWODS), DESIGNED BY THE OHIO RIVER VALLEY
WATER SANITATION COMMISSION TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE PROTECTION
AGAINST UNFORSEEN SPILLS AND DISCHARGES. SECTIONS INCLUDE:
HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT, IMPLEMENTATION,PROCEDURES,
OPERATION MODIFICATION, DATA UTILIZATION, QUALITY ASSURANCE
PROGRAM, DATA ASSESSMENT, UNUSUAL EVENTS, AND CONTINUING
NEEDS.
AVAILABILITY: OHIO RIVER VALLEY WATER SANITATION
COMMISSION, 414 WALNUT STREET, CINCINNATI, OH 45202
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007907
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 82
TITLE: RISK: A REGULATOR'S PERSPECTIVE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BREZNER, GERALD P.; WEAVER, LEO
DESCRIPTOR: *DECISION MAKING; POLLUTANTS; *PUBLIC HEALTH[
~PUBLIC POLICY; #REGULATIONS; *RISK; *SAFETY; ^SCIENTIFIC
RESEARCH; ^STANDARDSi *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 23 NEWSP.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE PRESENTS A VIEWPOINT ON THE SUBJECT
OF RISKS VERSUS REGULATIONS WHICH STATES THAT AN ACCEPTABLE
LEVEL OF RISK IS NOT A QUANTITATIVE SCIENTIFIC QUESTION, BUT
INSTEAD, IT IS A SOCIOLOGICAL-POLITICAL ISSUE THAT MUST BE
RESOLVED IN A DEMOCRATIC WAY. EXAMPLES OF RISK ASSESSMENT
FOR PRIORITY POLLUTANTS ARE GIVEN.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL V74
N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O790B
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 82
TITLE: WATER UTILITY COSTS AND RATE DESIGN FOR FIRE
PROTECTION SERVICES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CORSSM1T, C. W. ; CREEN, D. D.
DESCRIPTOR: *ALASKA; *CASE STUDIES; *COSTS; DESICN;
ECONOMIC FACTORS; *FIRE PROTECTION; *MANAGEMENT; OPERATIONS
(WATER); *TAXES; *UTILITIES; *WATER RATES? #WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 270-277P.
ABSTRACT: THE COST OF BUILDING CAPACITY TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE
WATER FLOW FOR FIRE PROTECTION CAN BE SEPARATED FROM OTHER
WATER USE COSTS IN ORDER TO CHARGE PROPERTY OWNERS IN
PROPORTION TO THE FIRE PROTECTION THEY REQUIRE. THE PREMISE
IS THAT INEQUITIES IN WATER RATES (OR PROPERTY TAXES) OCCUR
IF SIMILAR PROPERTIES DIFFER SICNIFICANTLY IN FIRE FLOW
REQUIREMENTS AS, FOR EXAMPLE, IN THE CASE OF HIGH-RISE
APARTMENTS EQUIPPED WITH PRIVATE FIRE LINES AND SPRINKLER
SYSTEMS AND THOSE THAT RELY SOLELY ON ENOUGH CAPACITY IN THE
WATER SYSTEM FOR FIRE COMPUTED FOR THE FIRE FLOW PROVIDED BY
CENTRAL ALASKA UTILITIES IN ANCHORAGE, ALASKA.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V74
N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EV007909
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 02
TITLE: WATER RATES AND RESIDENTIAL WATER CONSERVATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: LIPPIATT, BARBARA C.; WEBER, STEPHEN F.
DESCRIPTOR: *CONSERVATION; *ECONOMIC FACTORS; *RATE
SCHEDULES; PRESIDENTIAL USE; *WATER CONSERVATION; *WATER
SUPPLY; *WATER RATES; *WATER USE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 278-281P.
ABSTRACT: THE FIVE MAJOR TYPES OF WATER RATE SCHEDULES ARE
DEFINED AND DISCUSSED. BASED ON THE ASSUMPTION THAT HIGHER
WATER PRICES PROVIDE INCENTIVES TO CONSERVE WATER, EACH
METHOD IS ANALYZED IN RELATION TO ITS EFFECT ON WATER
CONSUMPTION. WATER RATE SCHEDULES FOR RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS
OF 90 SYSTEMS REPRESENTING 48 STATES WERE ANALYZED TO
DETERMINE THE DOLLAR VALUE OF CONSERVED WATER, I.E., THE
MARGINAL PRICE OF WATER. BECAUSE MANY SYSTEMS CHARGE A FLAT
RATE FOR RESIDENTIAL WATER USE, MEAN AVERAGE PRICES PER 1000
CAL WERE SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER THAN MEAN MARGINAL PRICES.
THIS DIFFERENCE CAN RESULT IN MISLEADING CALCULATIONS ABOUT
THE DOLLAR VALUE OF RESIDENTIAL WATER CONSERVATION DEVICES
TO CUSTOMERS.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V74
N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007910
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 82
TITLE: COST-BASED WATER RATE DESIGN.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MATTHEWS, ROBERT B.; WEBSTER, SHIRLEY
DESCRIPTOR: *COSTS; *DESIGN; *ECONOMIC FACTORS;
~MANAGEMENT; *UTILITIES (WATER); *WATER SUPPLY; * WATER
RATES; *WATER USE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 282-284P.
ABSTRACT: WITH A COST-BASED RATE DESICN, THE CAPITAL COST
OF MEETING PEAK DEMANDS IS BORNE BY THOSE WHO CREATE SUCH
INTERMITTENT DEMANDS. PEAKING INTENSIFIES AS CONSUMPTION
INCREASES AMONC RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS. COST-BASED WATER
RATES ARE THEREFORE SET FOR CLASSES OF WATER USERS ACCORDING
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TO THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO PEAK DEMAND. ONCE BASIC NEEDS ARE
MET, THOSE RESIDENTIAL USERS WHO USE WATER FOR DISCRETIONARY
PURPOSES, THUS CONTRIBUTING THE MOST TO PEAKINC, ARE CHARGED
ACCORDINGLY. RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS WHOSE USE FALLS WITHIN
PERCEIVED ESSENTIAL NEEDS ARE CHARGED A BLOCK RATE, AND
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL USERS ARE CHARGED ON A DECLINING
BLOCK BASIS.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V74
N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007911
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 82
TITLE: HOW RATE STRUCTURES AND ELASTICITIES AFFECT WATER
CONSUMPTION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: COMER, DOROTHY; BEILOCK, RICHARD
DESCRIPTOR: ~COSTS; *ECONOMIC FACTORS? ~RATE STRUCTURES;
~WATER SUPPLY; ~UTILITIES (WATER); *WATER RATES; *WATER USE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 285-287P.
ABSTRACT: HOW DO RATE STRUCTURES INFLUENCE WATER
CONSUMPTION? ECONOMISTS DISAGREE ABOUT THE SENSITIVITY OF
DEMAND TO PRICE CHANGES. UNDERLYING ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT HOW
MANY AND WHAT KINDS OF WATER USERS IN A GIVEN SYSTEM CAN AND
WILL ALTER CONSUMPTION PATTERNS IN RESPONSE TO RATE CHANCES
MUST BE CAREFULLY ANALYZED BEFORE DESIRED RESULTS CAN BE
SOUGHT. BY US INC A SERIES OF DIFFERENT ASSUMPTIONS,
DIFFERENT THEORETICAL RESULTS CAN BE OBTAINED. IN PRACTICE,
THE EFFECTS OF RATE CHANGES ARE RARELY, IF EVER, AS
ANTICIPATED.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V74
N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007912
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 82
TITLE: POLICING DEMAND THROUGH PRICING.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GRIFFITH, FRED P., JR.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; ~CONSERVATION; *COSTSj ^ECONOMIC
FACTORS; ~FACILITIES; ~MANAGEMENT; ~RATE STRUCTURES;
~UTILITIES (WATER); *WATER CONSERVATION; *WATER RATES;
~WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER USE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 288-29 IP.
ABSTRACT: NEW WATER RATES WERE IMPLEMENTED IN FAIRFAX
COUNTY (VA.) TO MEET WATER UTILITY GOALS OTHER THAN
PRODUCING REVENUE. BY PROMOTING A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF WATER
CONSERVATION BY CUSTOMERS WHO CREATED DISCRETIONARY DEMANDS,
THE UTILITY COULD AVOID BUILDINC EXPENSIVE NEW TREATMENT
FACILITIES AND ADDITIONAL WATER IMPOUNDMENTS. THE NEW RATES
WERE DESIGNED TO BE FAIR TO ALL CUSTOMERS AND TO ACHIEVE THE
UTILITY'S GOAL OF LIMITING PEAK CONSUMPTION TO 1.6 TIMES
AVERAGE DAILY CONSUMPTION. THERE HAS BEEN A 6 PERCENT
REDUCTION IN TOTAL WATER SALES, WHICH REPRESENTS A POTENTIAL
14 PERCENT REDUCTION IN PLANT SIZE.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V74
N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW09791G
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 82
TITLE: WORK MANAGEMENT STANDARDS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: TIPPIN, DAVID L.; BARRON, GRACE M.
DESCRIPTOR: ~BUDGETINC; ~CASE STUDIES; ~COMPUTER
APPLICATIONS; ~EMPLOYEE RELATIONS; ~FLORIDA; ~LABOR COSTS;
~MATERIAL COSTS; ~MANAGEMENT; ~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION;
~PERFORMANCE STANDARDS; ~STANDARDS; ~UTILITIES (WATER)
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 292-295P.
ABSTRACT: THE TAMPA, FLA., WATER DEPARTMENT HAS DEVELOPED A
COMPUTER SYSTEM APPROACH TO SET WORK PERFORMANCE STANDARDS,
ESTIMATE LABOR AND MATERIALS COSTS ACCURATELY, DEVELOP
REALISTIC BUDGETS, AND MAINTAIN MANAGEMENT CONTROL.
MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEES' WORK PERFORMANCES ARE NOW ESTIMATED
TO BE MORE THAN 70 PERCENT EFFICIENT COMPARED WITH 30-40
PERCENT PRIOR TO DEVELOPMENT OF THE PERFORMANCE STANDARDS.
COST SAVINGS HAVE RESULTED FROM INCREASED PRODUCTION AND
IMPROVEMENT IN WORK METHODS.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICA WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V74
N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007914
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 82
TITLE: STATISTICAL SAMPLING TECHNIQUE FOR CONTROLLING THE
ACCURACY OF SMALL WATER METERS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: TAO, PENCHIH
DESCRIPTOR: ~COSTS; ~EQUIPMENT; ~MAINTENANCE; ~METERS;
~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; ^PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE; ~RESEARCH
REPORTS; ~WATER METERS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 296-304P.
ABSTRACT: BECAUSE A PERIODIC REPAIR PROGRAM HAS NOT BEEN
COST-EFFECTIVE IN REPLACING INACCURATE MEIERS, THE AUTHOR
SUGGESTS A STATISTICAL SAMPLING SCHEME AS AN ALTERNATIVE
PROGRAM. THE THEORY AND DESIGN OF THE SAMPLINC TEST ARE
DESCRIBED. THE PROPOSED PROGRAM WILL REDUCE METER CHANGES
AND REPAIRS AND THEIR ASSOCIATED COSTS.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V74
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N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007915
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 82
TITLE: ANALYTICAL NOTE: EVALUATION OF THE M-SPC METHOD AS
A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE STANDARD PLATE COUNT IN WATER
MICROBIOLOGY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HAAS. CHARLES N.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~DATA ANALYSIS;
* LABORATORY PROCEDURES; ~MICROBIOLOCY; *SAMPLINC; ~STANDARD
PLATE COUNT; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 322P.
ABSTRACT: WATER SAMPLES FROM TWO NEW ENGLAND WATER
TREATMENT PLANTS WERE ANALYZED IN ORDER TO COMPARE THE
STANDARD PLATE COUNT (SPC) PROCEDURE WITH A MODIFICATION OF
SPC-MEMBRANE FILTER STANDARD PLATE COUNT (M-SPC).
COMPUTERIZED ANALYSES PERFORMED ON THE DATA INDICATE THAT
THE M-SPC METHOD IS A SATISFACTORY ALTERNATIVE TO THE SPC
METHOD. MOREOVER, M-SPC IS MORE SENSITIVE THAN SPC BECAUSE
IT CAN HANDLE SAMPLE VOLUMES IN EXCESS OF 1.0 ML.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V74
N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007916
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 82
TITLE: SHEDDING LIGHT ON PRODUCTIVITY.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COST EFFECTIVENESS; *ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS;
~EQUIPMENT; HUMAN FACTORS ENGINEERING; ILLUMINATION SYSTEMS;
LIGHT; ~LIGHTING; ~MANAGEMENT; PERFORMANCE; ~PRODUCTIVITY;
~WORK ENVIRONMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 84-89P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE, REVIEWS THE BASIC COMPONENTS OF
ENERGY MANAGEMENT AS IT RELATES TO WORKSPACE ILLUMINATION
AND WORKER EFFICIENCY. TOPICS ADDRESSED INCLUDE: LIGHTING
MANAGEMENT OPTIONS, FIXTURE OPTIONS, SHIELDING AND DIFFUSING
MEDIA, BALLASTS, LIGHTING CONTROLS, AND MAINTENANCE. OVERALL
COST-EFFECTIVENESS IS DISCUSSED AND DATA ARE PROVIDED FOR
GENERAL LIGHTING LAMP/BALLAST CHARACTERISTICS, LAMP
INTERCHANGEABILITY, AND COST ANALYSIS OF REPLACING EXISTING
MERCURY SYSTEMS WITH ALTERNATIVE SYSTEMS.
AVAILABILITY: CONSULTING ENGINEERING, V52 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007917
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 82
TITLE: DIAL C-A-G-D FOR PRODUCTIVITY PROFITS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: JOHNSON, RONALD L.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ARCHITECTURE; COMPUTER APPLICATIONS; ~COMPUTER
GRAPHICS; ~COMPUTERS; COST EFFECTIVENESS; DRAFTING;
~ENGINEERING; ~GRAPHIC DESIGN; PRODUCTIVITY; ~TECHNOLOGICAL
ADVANCEMENTS; TECHNOLOGY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 93-98P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THE POTENTIAL USES OF
COMPUTER-AIDED GRAPHIC DESIGN IN THE FIELDS OF ARCHITECTURE
AND ENGINEERING. VARIOUS ASPECTS OF COMPUTER-AIDED CRAPHIC
DESIGN ARE DISCUSSED AND SPECIFIC ATTENTION IS FOCUSED ON
DISPELLING THE MYTH OF PRODUCTIVITY DISINCENTIVE. USER
SURVEY RESULTS, COST-BENEFIT INFORMATION, AND
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR A REVISED FEE SYSTEM ARE ALSO INCLUDED.
AVAILABILITY: CONSULTING ENGINEER, V5B N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007918
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 82
TITLE: AIRBORNE REMOTE SENSING.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SCHWEITZER, GLENN E.
DESCRIPTOR: AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY; ~AIR QUALITY; ~CASE
STUDIES; ~ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY; ~LASERS; ~MONITORING;
~PROJECT DESCRIPTIONS; ~REMOTE SENSING; ~TECHNOLOGICAL
ADVANCEMENTS; ~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 338A-343A, 346AP.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES NEW AND EXPANDED
ENVIRONMENTAL REMOTE SENSING APPLICATIONS AND THEIR
TECHNIQUES. ATTENTION IS FOCUSED ON APPLIED USES OF
MULTISPECTRAL SCANNING, LASER TECHNOLOGY, AND AERIAL
PHOTOGRAPHY. USE OF POLLUTION DETECTION AND AIR AND WATER
QUALITY SURVEYS ARE GIVEN FOR EACH.
AVAILABILITY: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE S TECHNOLOGY, V16 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007921
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 82
TITLE: RATE STRUCTURE ALTERNATIVES FOR UTILITIES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GALL, JOHN J.; CATLIN, THOMAS S.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ECONOMIC FACTORS; MANAGEMENT; ~RATE
STRUCTURES; ~RATES; ~SEWAGE SYSTEMS; ~SEWERS; ~WASTEWATER
COLLECTION; WATER CONSERVATION; ~WATER RATES; ~WATER
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RESOURCES; ~WATER USE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 39-43P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES VARIOUS ALTERNATIVES TO
THE DECLINING BLOCK RATE STRUCTURE THAT CAN BE USED TO MAKE
CHARGES MORE EQUITABLE AND TO ENHANCE CONSERVATION.
ALTERNATIVES AND OTHER TOPICS DISCUSSED INCLUDE: SERVICE
CHARGES, UNIFORM RATES, INCREASING BLOCK RATES, SEASONAL
SURCHARGES, WHOLESALE WATER RATES, SEWER RATE STRUCTURE
ALTERNATIVES, RETAIL SEWER RATE ALTERNATIVES, DIRECT
MEASUREMENTS, WHOLESALE SEWER RATES, AND APPORTIONING COSTS.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, V113 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007922
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 02
TITLE: WATER TANK REPAIR AND REHABILITATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BREITSAMETER, JOHN L.
DESCRIPTOR: *CASE STUDIES; ~COSTS; ~EQUIPMENT; ~FACILITIES;
~MAINTENANCE; *REHABILITATION; *REPAIR; *TANKS; ~WATER
SUPPLY; *WATER STORACE; *WATER TANKS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 42-43P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THE WATER TANK REPAIR AND
REHABILITATION PROJECT CONDUCTED BY NORTHLAKE, ILLINOIS.
THREE TANKS, WITH A TOTAL CAPACITY OF 4.6 MILLION GALLONS
NEEDED SUBSTANTIAL REPAIRS ON TOP OF THE USUAL
REHABILITATION WORK. ALL WORK COMPLETED ON THE PROJECT IS
DISCUSSED IN DETAIL.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI13 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007923
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 82
TITLE: NEW BUBBLE DIFFUSERS REDUCE TREATMENT COST.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CLAVEL, ROBERT L.; SCALISE, MICHAEL A.
DESCRIPTOR: *BUBBLE DIFFUSERS; *CASE STUDIES; *COST
EFFECTIVENESS; ~DISSOLVED OXYGEN; DESIGN; *ENERGY
CONSERVATION; ~EQUIPMENT; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; ^WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 46-47P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THE INSTALLATION AND USE OF
FINE BUBBLE DIFFUSERS WHICH ENABLED A WASTEWATER TREATMENT
PLANT TO MEET EFFLUENT CRITERIA, INCREASE TREATMENT
EFFICIENCY, AND SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCE ENERCY COSTS.
ADDITIONAL BENEFITS WHICH ARE ALSO DISCUSSED INCLUDE HIGH
OXYGEN TRANSFER EFFICIENCIES, REDUCED FLOC SHEARING, AND
RESISTANCE TO CLOGS.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI13 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007924
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 82
TITLE: LOW-COST TREATMENT OF WASTEWATER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: RICH, LINVIL G.
DESCRIPTOR: *AERATION; ~COST EFFECTIVENESS; *COSTS;
~DESIGN; ~ECONOMIC FACTORS; ENGINEERING; ~EQUIPMENT;
~FACILITIES; LAGOONS; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
STABILIZATION PONDS; ~TECHNOLOGY; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 52-54P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE PRESENTS A DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS
OF EFFECTIVE WASTEWATER TREATMENT METHODS THAT DO NOT
REQUIRE MECHANICALLY-COMPLEX TECHNOLOGIES. ATTENTION IS
FOCUSED ON TECHNOLOGIES THAT ARE MODERATELY LAND INTENSIVE,
MECHANICALLY SIMPLE, AND BASED ON SOUND ENGINEERING
PRINCIPLES. TOPICS ADDRESSED INCLUDE: EQUIPMENT DEVELOPMENT,
AERATED LAGOONS, AERATION EQUIPMENT, BENTHAL STABILIZATION
PONDS, AND AERATION REQUIREMENTS.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI13 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007925
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 82
TITLE: PLANT SUCCESSFULLY REMOVES TRICHLOROTHYLENE.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; ~CONTAMINANTS; ~DESICN;
~EQUIPMENT; ~FACILITIES; ~GROUNDWATER; ~OPERATIONS (WATER);
~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; ~TRICHLOROETHYLENE; ~WATER QUALITY;
~WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 74P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THE SUCCESSFUL CONTROL OF
TRICHLOROETHYLENE, A CARCINOGENIC ORGANIC CONTAMINANT, BY A
WILMINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS,WATER TREATMENT PLANT. THE
SUCCESSFUL REMOVAL OF THE TRICHLOROETHYLENE IN THE
GROUNDWATER WAS ACCOMPLISHED BY EXPANDING THE INDUCED DRAFT
AERATORS AND FOLLOWING WITH CARBON ADSORPTION.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI13 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007942
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 82
TITLE: TRAINING NEEDS OF PEOPLE NEW TO TRAININC.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: DIGEORGI0, RICHARD M.
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DESCRIPTOR: ~COLLEGE PROGRAMS; ~CONTINUING EDUCATION;
~EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS; ~NEEDS ASSESSMENT; *PROGRAM
EVALUATION; ~RESEARCH REPORTS; *TRAINERS; *TRAINING NEEDS;
~TRAINING PROGRAMS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 16-25P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE PRESENTS THE FINDINGS AND
RECOMMENDATIONS OF A STUDY OF THE TRAINING NEEDS OF NEW
ENTRANTS TO THE TRAINING FIELD. THREE MAJOR CONCLUSIONS WERE
REACHED. FIRST, TWO SEPARATE AUDIENCES ARE LIKELY TO BE
DRAWN TO CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN TRAINING AND EACH
HAVE DIFFERENT NEEDS. SECOND, THE DEVELOPMENTAL NEEDS OF
TRAINERS ARE RELATED TO THE RESPONSIBILITIES TRAINING
MANAGEMENT WILL ALLOW THEM. THIRD, THE CREDIBILITY OF
UNIVERSITY TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT CONTINUING EDUCATION
PROGRAMS IS CRITICAL TO LONG-TERM SUCCESS.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V36 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007943
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 82
TITLE: THE NOMINAL GROUP TECHNIQUE: APPLICATIONS FOR
TRAINING NEEDS ASSESSMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SCOTT, DOW; DEADRICK, DIANA
DESCRIPTOR: ~DECISION MAKING; *EVALUATION; *MANAGEMENT;
~NEEDS ASSESSMENT; ~NOMINAL CROUP TECHNIQUE; ~TRAINING
PROGRAMS; ~TRAININC
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 26-33P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES THE NOMINAL GROUP
TECHNIQUE AND EXAMINES ITS USE IN TRAINING NEEDS ASSESSMENT.
THE NOMINAL GROUP TECHNIQUE IS DESCRIBED AS A METHOD FOR
GENERATING IDEAS IN SITUATIONS WHERE THE PARTICIPANTS DO NOT
FULLY UNDERSTAND OR ACREE UPON THE NATURE OF THE PROBLEM OR
HOW TO SOLVE IT. APPLICATIONS AND EVALUATION OF THIS
TECHNIQUE ARE ALSO DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V36 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007963
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 75
TITLE: ASSESSMENT AND DETERMINATION OF BASIC COMPETENCIES
NECESSARY FOR UTILITY OPERATORS UTILIZING CROUND WATER
SUPPLIES - PART II.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: STECEMAN, GARY L.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPETENCIES; ~CURRICULUM; ~CURRICULUM
DEVELOPMENT; ~GROUNDWATER; ~GUIDES; ~INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; OPERATIONS (WATER); ~OPERATOR TRAINING; ~POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; WATER DISTRIBUTION; ~WATER RESOURCES;
~WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 166P. PRICE: $1.00 PER DOCUMENT PLUS
80.03 PER PAGE. NOTE: MARGINAL LEGIBILITY. LIGHT AND
BROKEN TYPE.
ABSTRACT: THIS CURRICULUM GUIDE IS PART OF A PROJECT TO
DEVELOP A COMPETENCY-BASED CURRICULUM MODEL FOR STATEWIDE
USE IN PART-TIME EXTENSION PROGRAMS FOR WATER UTILITY
OPERATORS. THE GUIDE CONTAINS MODULES ON: THE OPERATOR, THE
UTILITY, GROUNDWATER, WELLS, PUMPING, DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS,
METERS, WATER QUALITY, WATER ANALYSIS, CHLORINATION,
FLUORIDATION, IRON CONTROL, INVENTORY AND PURCHASING, PUBLIC
RELATIONS, AND SAFETY. EACH MODULE CONTAINS INDIVIDUAL TOPIC
AREAS WHICH ARE SEGMENTED INTO BEHAVIORAL OBJECTIVES.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES CENTER, THE OHIO
STATE UNIVERSITY, 1200 CHAMBERS ROAD - 3RD FLOOR, COLUMBUS,
OH 43212
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007964
PUBLICATION DATE: 78
TITLE: PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND THE PROCUREMENT PROCESS.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CONTRACTS; ~ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACENCY;
~GUIDES; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~MANAGEMENT; PLANNING;
~POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION; ~PROCUREMENT; ~PROJECT MANAGEMENT;
SEMINARS; ~SUPERVISION; ~TRAINING; ~WORKSHOPS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 200P. PRICE: $1.00 PER DOCUMENT PLUS
$0.03 PER PAGE. NOTE: BEST AVAILABLE COPY.
ABSTRACT: THIS GUIDE PRESENTS MATERIALS FOR A THREE DAY, 21
HOUR SEMINAR WORKSHOP ON PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND THE
PROCUREMENT PROCESS. THE PURPOSE OF THE WORKSHOP IS TWOFOLD:
(1) TO EXAMINE THE STRUCTURED ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF
TECHNICAL AND PROCUREMENT PERSONNEL THROUGH WHICH PROGRAM
MANAGEMENT AND THE PROCUREMENT PROCESS SATISFY EPA
REQUIREMENTS AND NEEDS; AND (2) TO PROVIDE INFORMATION AND
EXAMINES ILLUSTRATING THE NECESSARY INTERENCE OF THE
TECHNICAL AND PROCUREMENT COMMUNITIES INORDER TO MEET EPA'S
MISSION.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES CENTER, THE OHIO
STATE UNIVERSITY, 1200 CHAMBERS ROAD - 3RD FLOOR, COLUMBUS,
OH 43212
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007965
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 75
TITLE: STREAM SURVEILLANCE AND MONITORING: FIELD AND
LABORATORY PROCEDURES - TRAINING MANUAL.
DESCRIPTOR: ~AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS; ~INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; ~LABORATORY PROCEDURES; ~MONITORING; ~POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~SAMPLING; ~STREAMS; ~TRAINING MANUALS;
~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 290P. PRICE: 81.00 PER DOCUMENT PLUS
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#0.03 PER PAGE. NOTE: BEST AVAILABLE COPY.
ABSTRACT: THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED FOR PERSONNEL ENGACED IN
PROGRAMS CONCERNED WITH MONITORING THE QUALITY OF SURFACE
WATERS. INTERDISCIPLINARY NEEDS AND RESPONSIBILITIES IN THE
ACCUMULATION AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA FROM FIELD AND
LABORATORY ACTIVITIES ARE EMPHASIZED. UPON COMPLETION OF THE
COURSE THE STUDENT WILL BE ABLE TO APPLY SUITABLE METHODS,
TECHNIQUES, AND INSTRUMENTATION USED IN FIELD SAMPLING AND
MEASUREMENTS, AND WILL BE FAMILIAR WITH BASIC LABORATORY
TECHNIQUES AND PROCEDURES IN THE CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL, AND
BACTERIOLOGICAL AREAS. ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS OF
EQUIPMENT, METHODS AND TECHNIQUES WILL BE CONSIDERED.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES CENTER, THE OHIO
STATE UNIVERSITY, 1200 CHAMBERS ROAD - 3RD FLOOR, COLUMBUS,
OH 43212
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007966
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 79
TITLE: ON-THE-JOB TRAINING WORKBOOK.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CAREER DEVELOPMENT; *CAREER EDUCATION}
~DRINKING WATER; ~ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY; ~FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~PERSONNEL
DEVELOPMENT; ~PLANNING; *POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION; SKILL
DEVELOPMENT; ~STAFF DEVELOPMENT; *TRAINING
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 38P. PRICE: 81.00 PER DOCUMENT PLUS
80.03 PER PAGE.
ABSTRACT: DEVELOPED FOR USEPA-OFFICE OF DRINKING WATER
EMPLOYEES IN THE TEN USEPA REGIONS. THIS MANUAL WAS DESIGNED
TO ASSIST NEW EMPLOYEES IN PLANNING AND DEVELOPING A 3-6
MONTHS, ON-THE-JOB TRAINING PROGRAM. FOLLOWING AN
INTRODUCTION AND A SECTION ON THE USE OF THIS WORKBOOK, THE
DOCUMENT PRESENTS GUIDELINES FOR THE ANALYSIS OF THE CURRENT
JOB; LISTS EIGHT ON-THE-JOB TRAINING TASKS; DETAILS AN ON-
THE-JOB TRAINING WORK PLAN; AND, PROVIDES CRITERIA FOR
SUMMARIZING THE ON-THE-JOB TRAINING EXPERIENCE.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES CENTER, THE OHIO
STATE UNIVERSITY, 1200 CHAMBERS ROAD - 3RD FLOOR, COLUMBUS,
OH 43212
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007967
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 74
TITLE: EVALUATION OF TRAININC FOR WASTE TREATMENT WORKS
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL OF SOUTH TEXAS.
DESCRIPTOR: *EVALUATION; ~GRANT PROGRAMS; ~MAINTENANCE;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *OPERATOR TRAINING; PROGRAM
DESCRIPTIONS; ~PROGRAM EVALUATION; ~TEXAS; ~TRAINING
PROGRAMS; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 63P. PRICE: 81.00 PER DOCUMENT PLUS
80.03 PER PAGE.
ABSTRACT: THIS PUBLICATION REPORTS ON AN INTERAGENCY
EVALUATION OF PROCRAMS CONDUCTED UNDER TRAINING CRANTS FOR
WASTE TREATMENT WORKS OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL IN
TEXAS. AN OVERALL EVALUATION AND COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS ARE
INCLUDED AS WELL AS DISCUSSION OF FINDINGS RELATING TO
TRAINEE IMPACT, IMPACT ON PLANT PRODUCTION, AND CURRICULUM
AND TEACHING.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES CENTER, THE OHIO
STATE UNIVERSITY, 1200 CHAMBERS ROAD - 3RD FLOOR, COLUMBUS,
OH 43212
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007968
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 75
TITLE: INDUSTRIAL WASTE PRETREATMENT AND REGUALTION OF
SEWER USE FOR MUNICIPALITIES.
DESCRIPTOR: ~INDUSTRIAL WASTES; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
MANUALS; ~MONITORING; ~MUNICIPALITIES; ~OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; PRETREATMENT;
~REGULATIONS; ~SEWERS; ~TRAINING; ~WASTEWATER COLLECTION;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 117P. PRICE: 81.00 PER DOCUMENT PLUS
80.03 PER PAGE. NOTE: BEST AVAILABLE COPY.
ABSTRACT: THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED FOR LOCAL AND STATE
EMPLOYEES HAVING RESPONSIBILITY FOR PUBLIC TREATMENT PLANT
OPERATIONS. THIS INCLUDES THE IDENTIFICATION, MONITORING AND
SURVEY OF INDUSTRIAL POLLUTANTS AND THE TREATING AND/OR
PROHIBITING OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES WHICH MAY AFFECT TREATMENT
PLANT OPERATIONS.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES CENTER, THE OHIO
STATE UNIVERSITY, 1200 CHAMBERS ROAD - 3RD FLOOR, COLUMBUS,
OH 43212
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007969
PUBLICATION DATE: 73
TITLE: CHEMICAL EXAMINATION OF DRINKING WATER - TRAIN INC
COURSE MANUAL.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~CHEMICAL ANALYSIS;
CHROMATOGRAPHY; ~DRINKING WATER; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~LABORATORY TECHNIQUES; POLLUTANTS; ~POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; ~TRAINING MANUALS; ~WATER TREATMENT; ~WATER
QUALITY; WATER RESOURCES; ~WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 138P. PRICE: 81.00 PER DOCUMENT PLUS
80.03 PER PACE.
ABSTRACT: THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED FOR THOSE INDIVIDUALS
RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CHEMICAL EXAMINATION OF DRINKING WATER.
THE COURSE WILL COVER APPROPRIATE WET METHODS. BOTH THEORY
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AND APPLICATION OF SUCH ANALYTICAL TOOLS AS THE VARIOUS
TYPES OF CHROMATOGRAPHY WILL BE DISCUSSED. INORGANIC AS WELL
AS ORGANIC POLLUTANTS WILL BE CONSIDERED.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES CENTER, THE OHIO
STATE UNIVERSITY, 1200 CHAMBERS ROAD - 3RD FLOOR, COLUMBUS,
OH 43212
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007970
PUBLICATION DATE: 73
TITLE: FLUORIDE DETERMINATIONS IN WATER - TRAINING COURSE
MANUAL.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES! ~DRINKING WATERt
~FLUORIDE; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~LABORATORY TECHNIQUES;
~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~PUBLIC HEALTH; SAFETY; ~TRAINING
MANUALS; ~WATER TREATMENT; ~WATER QUALITY; WATER RESOURCES;
~WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 52P. PRICE: Ť1.00 PER DOCUMENT PLUS
$0.03 PER PAGE.
ABSTRACT: THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE WATER FLUORIDE
ANALYSIS TRAINING FOR INDIVIDUALS DIRECTLY INVOLVED IN
PERFORMING FLUORIDE DETERMINATIONS ON DRINKING WATERS. THE
FLUORIDATION OF PUBLIC WATER SUPPLIES REQUIRES CLOSE CONTROL
OF DOSAGE RATES FOR OPTIMUM DENTAL HEALTH BENEFITS. ACCURATE
ANALYTICAL DETERMINATIONS OF FLUORIDE LEVELS IN THE WATER
ARE ESSENTIAL TO CONTROL THE DOSAGE RATES.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES CENTER, THE OHIO
STATE UNIVERSITY, 1200 CHAMBERS ROAD - 3RD FLOOR, COLUMBUS,
OH 43212
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007971
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 78
TITLE: UNDERSTANDING NOISE AND NOISE CONTROL
INSTRUCTIONAL UNITS FOR OPERATING ENGINEERS IN
APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS.
DESCRIPTOR: ~APPRENTICESHIPS; ~ENGINEERS; ~INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; ~NOISE; ~NOISE CONTROL; ~OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH;
~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~TRAIN INC MANUALS; ~TRAINING
PROGRAMS; ~WORK ENVIRONMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 70P. PRICE: $1.00 PER DOCUMENT PLUS
S0.03 PER PAGE. NOTE: BEST AVAILABLE COPY.
ABSTRACT: THIS GUIDE IS DESIGNED TO SERVE AS THE BASIS FOR
A SELF-CONTAINED PROGRAM OF INSTRUCTION ADDRESSING NOISE IN
THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT OF THE OPERATING ENGINEER. IT IS
DESIGNED TO BE USED AS AN INDEPENDENT PROGRAM OF INSTRUCTION
FOR OPERATING ENGINEER APPRENTICES, OR TO BE INTEGRATED WITH
OTHER COMPONENTS OF A COMPLETE APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING
PROGRAM. THE TWO UNITS OF STUDY ARE: UNDERSTANDING NOISE AND
ITS HARMFUL EFFECTS AND UNDERSTANDING NOISE CONTROL.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES CENTER, THE OHIO
STATE UNIVERSITY, 1200 CHAMBERS ROAD - 3RD FLOOR, COLUMBUS,
OH 43212
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW007972
PUBLICATION DATE: 73
TITLE: EVALUATION OF PUBLIC WATER SUPPLIES - TRAINING
COURSE MANUAL.
DESCRIPTOR: ~DRINKING WATER; ~EVALUATION; ~INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; ~OPERATIONS (WATER); ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
STANDARDS; ~TRAINING; ~WATER TREATMENT; ~WATER QUALITY;
WATER RESOURCES; ~WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 91P. PRICE: $1.00 PER DOCUMENT PLUS
$0.03 PER PAGE.
ABSTRACT: THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE TRAINING ON
RECOMMENDED PROCEDURES FOR SURVEYING AND EVALUATING A WATER
SUPPLY SYSTEM THAT IS TO PRODUCE WATER THAT CONTINUOUSLY
MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE DRINKING
WATER STANDARDS. THE TRAINING COURSE MANUAL HAS BEEN
PREPARED ESPECIALLY FOR TRAINEES.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES CENTER, THE OHIO
STATE UNIVERSITY, 1200 CHAMBERS ROAD - 3RD FLOOR, COLUMBUS,
OH 43212
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW008030
PUBLICATION DATE: 82
TITLE: DRINKING WATER AND HEALTH - VOLUME 4.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CONTAMINANTS; ~DRINKING WATER; *HEALTH
EFFECTS; ~PUBLIC HEALTH; ~RESEARCH REPORTS; SAFE DRINKING
WATER ACT; ~TOXICITY; ~WATER TREATMENT; ~WATER DISTRIBUTION;
~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 299P. PRICE: $15.95
ABSTRACT: THIS STUDY IDENTIFIES CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL
CONTAMINANTS ASSOCIATED WITH DRINKING WATER DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEMS AND THE HEALTH IMPLICATIONS OF DEFICIENCIES IN THOSE
SYSTEMS. IT ALSO CONTAINS AN EVALUATION OF INFORMATION ON
THE TOXICITY OF SELECTED INORGANIC AND ORGANIC CONTAMINANTS.
SECTIONS INCLUDE; ELEMENTS OF PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY; CHEMICAL
QUALITY OF WATER IN THE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM; BIOLOGICAL
QUALITY OF WATER IN THE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM; HEALTH
IMPLICATIONS; TOXICITY OF SELECTED INORGANIC CONTAMINANTS;
AND TOXICITY OF SELECTED ORGANIC CONTAMINANTS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, OFFICE OF
PUBLICATIONS, 2101 CONSTITUTION AVENUE, NW, WASHINGTON, DC
20418
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW008031
PUBLICATION DATE: 79
TITLE: MAINTENANCE SERVICE GUIDE.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CONSTRUCTION; *EQUIPMENT; *EQUIPMENT
MAINTENANCE; ~GUIDES; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~LANDFILLS;
MACHINERY; *MAINTENANCE; ~ MAINTENANCE(PREVENTATIVE);
#POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION; *STUDV GUIDES; *WASTE DISPOSAL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 43P.
ABSTRACT: THIS GUIDE EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF PERIODIC
MAINTENANCE OF LANDFILL EQUIPMENT. SPECIFIC TIMES FOR
PERFORMING DAILY, WEEKLY, AND MOUTHY MAINTENANCE SERVICE,
AND THE MAINTENANCE TO BE PERFORMED, ARE OUTLINED IN THIS
TEXT. THIS GUIDE IS ACCOMPANIED BY A SUPPORTING PUBLICATION
ENTITLED "HOME STUDY TEXT.0
AVAILABILITY: TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY, 238 DAYLIGHT
BUILD INC, KNOXVILLE, TN 37902
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW00B032
PUBLICATION DATE: 79
TITLE: LANDFILL EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE - HOME STUDY TEXT.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CONSTRUCTION; ~EQUIPMENT; * EQUIPMENT
MAINTENANCE; *GUIDES; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *LANDFILLS;
MACHINERY; *MAINTENANCE; ~MAINTENANCEtPREVENTATIVE);
~POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION; *STUDY GUIDES; *WASTE DISPOSAL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 49P.
ABSTRACT: THIS STUDY TEXT HAS BEEN WRITTEN TO COMPLIMENT
TVA'S MAINTENANCE SERVICE CUIDE FOR LANDFILL EQUIPMENT. IT
IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE GREATER DETAIL ON THE HOWS AND WHYS
OF SERVICING LANDFILL EQUIPMENT. TOPICS ADDRESSED INCLUDE;
PREPARING FOR MAINTENANCE SERVICE, WALK-AROUND INSPECTION,
INDICATORS AND CAUGES, LUBRICATION, FILTERS, AIR CLEANER,
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM, COOLING SYSTEM, ELECTRICAL GENERATING
SYSTEM, AND CHECKING TRACK TENSION.
AVAILABILITY: TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY, 258 DAYLIGHT
BUILDING, KNOXVILLE, TN 37902
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW008036
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 71
TITLE: ALGAL ASSAY PROCEDURE BOTTLE TEST.
DESCRIPTOR: *ALGAE; *ASSAYS; *EQUIPMENT; EUTROPHICATION;
~LABORATORY EQUIPMENT; ~LABORATORY PROCEDURES; ^SAMPLING;
~TESTING; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: B2P.
ABSTRACT: THIS DOCUMENT IS THE PRODUCT OF MORE THAN TWO
YEARS OF RESEARCH AT GOVERNMENTAL, INDUSTRIAL, AND
UNIVERSITY LABORATORIES TO DEVELOP A RELIABLE AND
REPRODUCIBLE ALGAL ASSAY. AS A RESULT OF THIS EFFORT, THE
ALGAL ASSAY PROCEDURE: BOTTLE TEST HAS BEEN REFINED
SUFFICIENTLY TO BE OFFERED NOW FOR WIDER USE IN CONNECTION
WITH EUTROPHICATION AND OTHER ALGAL PRODUCTION PROBLEMS.
SECTIONS IN THIS GUIDE INCLUDE: PLANNINC AND EVALUATION OF
ALGAL ASSAYS; APPARATUS; SAMPLE COLLECTION, TRANSPORT,
PREPARATION, AND STORAGE; SYNTHETIC ALGAL NUTRIENT MEDIUM;
INOCULUM; TEST CONDITIONS; PROCEDURE; SPIKES; AND, DATA
ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL EUTROPHICATION RESEARCH PROGRAM,
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON, DC 20037
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW008042
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 60
TITLE: MELTON HILL RESERVOIR COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FOR LAND
USE DEVELOPMENT.
DESCRIPTOR: *DAMS; ~DEVELOPMENT; *ECONOMIC FACTORS; FEDERAL
PROJECTS; ~LAND USE; *MELTON HILL RESERVOIR; ~NATURAL
RESOURCES; ^PLANNING; PROJECT PLANNING; ~REGIONAL PLANNINC;
~RESERVOIRS; ~TENNESSEE; ~TVA; #WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 92P.
ABSTRACT: IT IS THE PURPOSE OF THIS REPORT TO BRING TO ALL
CONCERNED PARTIES AN AWARENESS OF THE NEED FOR LAND USE
PLANNING. THE REPORT FOCUSES ON THE MELTON HILL DAM PROJECT
(TENNESSEE) AND THE EFFORTS OF THE TENNESSEE VALLEY
AUTHORITY AND RESEVOIR-AFFECTED CITIES AND COUNTIES TO
PREPARE A FUTURE LAND USE PLAN BASED ON POPULATION PATTERNS,
REGIONAL RESOURCES, AND LAND USE NEEDS.
AVAILABILITY: TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY, 258 DAYLIGHT
BUILDING, KNOXVILLE, TN 37902
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW008043
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 82
TITLE: UPGRADE A CURRENT COURSE ENTITLED "OPERATIONAL
CONSIDERATIONS IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT DESICN" AND
FIELD TEST THE COURSE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: COOPER, JOHN W.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~FACILITIES; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~MAINTENANCE; ~MANAGEMENT; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; *PROGRAM VALIDATION; ~WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 18P.
ABSTRACT: THIS PROGRAM WAS INITIATED WITH THE OVERALL
OBJECTIVE OF UPGRADING AND THEN TESTING EXISTING COURSE
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MATERIAL ON OPERATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS IN WASTEWATER
TREATMENT PLANT DESIGN. EXISTING MATERIAL ALONG WITH NEW
MATERIAL WAS USED TO UPGRADE THE STUDENT MANUAL. A MAJOR
REVISION AND UPGRADING OF THE INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL, INCLUDING
A DETAILED INSTRUCTOR'S PRESENTATION GUIDE, WAS THEN
PREPARED. EXISTINC AND NEW SLIDES WERE EDITED FOR INCLUSION
IN THE VISUAL AIDS PACKAGE ALONG WITH VIEWGRAPHS OF ALL
FIGURES AND TABLES IN THE STUDENT MANUAL. FINALLY, THE
COURSE WAS FIELD TESTED AT THE AREA TRAINING CENTER OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, AMHERST AND THE PRESENTATION
EVALUATED. THE STUDENT MANUAL, INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL AND
VISUAL AIDS PACKAGE ARE ACCOMPANYING VOLUMES IN THIS REPORT.
AVAILABILITY: U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
MUNICIPAL OPERATIONS BRANCH, WASHINGTON, DC 20460
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW008047
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL B2
TITLE: FIXED-FILM BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES.
DESCRIPTOR: *BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT; *DESIGN) #ENERGY
CONSERVATION; *EQUIPMENT; FACILITIES; *FIXED-FILM BIOLOGICAL
PROCESSES; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *RESEARCH REPORTS;
~TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 380A-384AP.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES FIXED-FILM BIOLOCICAL
PROCESSES AND CONCLUDES THAT THESE SYSTEMS ARE CAININC OVER
CONVENTIONAL, ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESSES AT MUNICIPAL AS
WELL AS INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS. THE
DEVELOPMENT OF FIXED-FILM BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES, MEDIA
MATERIALS, AND POTENTIAL ENERGY SAVINGS ARE EXAMINED.
AVAILABILITY: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 8 TECHNOLOGY V16 N7
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AUTHOR INDEX
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ALLEN, G. E.
EV 005 596
BREITSAMETER, JOHN L.
EV 007 922
ANDERSON, DON
EW 007 666
ANDERSON, DONALD M.
EW 007 632
ANDREWS, PAUL L.
EW 007 861
ARTWICK, BRUCE A.
EW 007 884
BREZNER, GERALD P.
EW 007 907
BROWNING. M. E.
EW 007 656
BRYANT, JAMES 0.
EW 007 563
BURGH, JOHN
EW 007 552
BAKER, RICHARD J.
EW 007 560
BURNHAH, ROY A.
EW 007 788
BALDWIN, F. L.
EW 005 599
BARF IELD, CARL S.
EW 005 600
BARRON, CRACE M.
EW 007 913
BATH, J. E.
EW 005 596
CAMPBELL, JOHN
EW 007 559
CARLSON, R. R.
EW 007 567
CARNS, KEITH E.
EW 007 877
CATLIN, THOMAS S.
EW 007 921
BAUER, DAVID H.
EW 007 424
CATROUX, G.
EW 007 661
BEILOCK, RICHARD
EW 007 911
BELL, CHIP R.
EW 006 840
BENEFIELD, LARRY D.
EW 007 815
BERNHARDT, HEINZ
EW 007 883
BIRD, C. W.
EW 005 598
BOURNE, JOHN R.
EW 007 806
BOWEN, GEORGE E.
EW 007 816
EW 007 817
EW 007 818
BOWEN, RON
EW 007 003
BOWERS, ETHEL MAY
EW 006 914
CHAPMAN, PETER M.
EW 007 569
CHAU, ALFRED S. Y.
EW 007 809
EW 007 810
EW 007 811
CLARKE, FRANK H.
EW 007 805
CLAVEL, ROBERT L.
EW 007 923
CLAYTON, FLORENCE E.
EW 007 653
CLAYTON, GEORGE D.
EW 007 653
COMER, DOROTHY
EW 007 911
CONNELL, COLONEL NORMAN
EW 007 554
COOK, BEN
EW 007 553
BOWMAN, JAMES 0.
EW 007 677
COOPER, JOHN W.
EW 008 043
CORSSMIT, C. W.
EW 007 908
FRY, W. E.
EW 005 597
COX, STEPHEN B.
EW 007 670
CRIPPLE, GREGORY H.
EW 006 834
CROSSWHITE, WILLIAM M.
EW 007 833
CRUZ, EDWARD
EW 007 524
CULLINGS, ROBERT
EW 007 000
D'LTRI, FRANK M.
EW 007 825
DE RENZO, D. J.
EW 007 430
DEADRICK, DIANA
EW 007 943
DEMKE, KEITH A.
EW 007 671
DICK, RICHARD I.
EW 007 823
DIGEORGIO, RICHARD H.
EW 007 942
DIX, H. M.
EW 007 652
EBERSBERGER, SUE A.
EW 006 837
ELLIOTT, ROY
EW 007 790
FETTER, C. W., JR.
EW 007 068
FINGAS, M. F.
EW 007 785
FIRESTONE, BRUCE M.
EW 007 863
FOX, J. BRUCE
EW 007 689
FOX, KIM
EW 007 881
FREEDMAN
EW 006 847
GALL, JOHN J.
EW 007 921
GANCAWARE, TIMOTHY
EW 007 816
EW 007 817
EW 007 818
GAUTHIER, E.
EW 007 783
GAYESKI, DIANE
EW 006 841
GEATING, JOHN
EW 007 416
EW 007 417
CENERKE, WILLIAM
EW 007 789
GENTRY, WILLIAM W.
EW 007 875
GERARDI, MICHAEL H.
EW 007 523
CILHAM, ROBERT W.
EW 007 791
GILL, S. D.
EW 007 783
GOOD, L. L.
EW 007 468
GRAHAM, M. J.
EW 007 839
GREELEY, S. DOUGLAS
EW 007 844
GREEN, D. D.
EW 007 908
GRIFFITH, FRED P., JR.
EW 007 912
GRIMESTAD, DWIGHT E.
EW 007 555
HAAS, CHARLES N.
EW 007 915
HAIMES, YACOV Y.
EW 007 871
HANKE, STEVE H.
EW 007 002
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HARMON, BOBBIE
EW 007 469
HARVEY, JOHN C.
EW 007 872
HASIT, YAKIR
EW 007 B23
KUJAWA, EDWARD
EW 007 688
LAMBERT, CLAIRE
EW 007 642
LANG, MARTIN
EW 007 463
HAYWES, DEAN L.
EW 005 601
LAURIA, DONALD T.
EW 007 671
HERSCH, PAUL
EW 007 462
EW 007 858
HONEYCUTT, FRANK G.
EW 007 464
HOOK, N. K, , JR.
EW 007 551
HUCKER, T. W. G.
EW 007 661
HUDSON, H. E., JR.
EW 007 882
JAKUBOWSKI, W.
EW 007 654
JENKINGS, S. H.
EW 007 B13
JOHNSON, RONALD L.
EW 007 917
JOHNSON, THOMAS H.
EW 007 072
KARNEY, PATRICK T.
EW 007 466
KARP, ANDREW W.
EW 007 670
KAUFMANN, ROBERT F.
EW Š07 071
KECK, WILLIAM G.
EW 067 073
KING, PAUL n.
EW 007 879
KINZEL, RALPH
EW 007 786
KLEINPETER, JOSEPH
EW 007 804
KRISHNASWAMI, S. K.
EW 007 54B
LEA, B.
EW 007 785
LIPPIATT, BARBARA C.
EW 007 909
LITCHFIELD. HARRY E.
EW 006 B34
LOEHR, RAYMOND C.
EW 007 820
LOGSDON, GARY S.
EW 007 881
LONDON, W. BOYD
EW 007 464
LORENZ, WILLIAM T.
EW 007 556
LOWER, JAY H.
EW 007 876
LUKE, ROBERT A., JR.
EW 006 835
LYSYJ, IHOR
EW 007 570
MALONEY, FRANK E.
EW 007 B99
MARK, HARRY B.
EW 007 655
MARX, RAYMOND J.
EW 006 842
MATTHESS, GEORGE
EW 007 872
MATTHEWS, ROBERT B.
EW 007 910
MATTSON, JAMES S.
EW 007 655
MCCORMICK, RICHARD FORD
EW 007 879
MEEK, JAMES
EW 007 833
MILLER, GEORGE L.
EW 007 688
MOORE, JAMES F.
EW 007 862
MORI SON, I. G.
EW 007 639
ROBERTS, SUSAN A.
EW 007 548
RQZICH, ALAN F.
EW 007 565
RUSHTON, H.
EW 007 786
RYAN, J. A.
EW 007 639
MURPHY, CORNELIUS B.
EW 007 831
RYAN, JOHN R.
EW 007 820
NADLER, LEN
EW 006 836
NELSON, MICHAEL
EW 007 527
NEWMAN, SANDY C.
EW 007 901
NEWSOM, RON
EW 006 839
OLECKNO, WILLIAM A.
EW 007 675
EW 007 676
PAHREN, H.
EW 007 654
PALMENBERC, ROGER E.
EW 007 001
PEDERSON, DARRYLL
EW 007 790
PERRY, DONALD L.
EW 007 843
PETERS, CORDON
EW 007 687
PETERSON, WINFIELD A.
EW 007 525
POND, STEVE
EW 007 784
POPKIH, BARNEY P.
EW 007 550
aURESHI, NAEEM
EW 007 880
RICE, R. G.
EW 007 656
RICH. LINVIL C.
EW 007 465
EW 007 924
RYMELL. ROBERT G.
EW 006 839
SANTELMANN, P. W.
EW 005 599
SCALISE, MICHAEL A.
EW 007 557
EW 007 923
SCHINDLER-RAINMAN, EVA
EW 006 833
SCHNEIDER, GEORGIA E.
EW 007 878
SCHNELL, H.
EW 007 883
SCHWEITZER, GLENN E.
EW 007 918
SCOTT, DOW
EW 007 943
SENDLEIN, LYLE V. A.
EW 007 070
SHEIMAN, DEBORAH A.
EW 007 667
SHIPMAN, HAROLD R.
EW 007 673
SLAP IK, MICHAEL A.
EW 007 566
SOLOMON, BEN
EW 006 914
SPRINGER, JUDY
EW 006 83B
STEBBItfS, WAYNE
EW 007 558
STEFAN, H. G.
EW 007 812
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STEGEMAN, GARY L.
EV 007 963
WEBER, STEPHEN F.
EW 007 909
STEGMAN, CHARLES
EW 007 878
STIMAC, JERRY L.
EW 005 600
STINSON, KARL B.
EW 007 877
STOVER, ENOS L.
EW 007 004
SYMONS, JAMES M.
EW 007 842
SZUWSKI, DANIEL S.
EW 007 568
TAO, PENCHIH
EW 007 914
TAYLOR, T. E.
EW 007 787
THOMASON, I. J.
EW 005 598
THURSTON, H. D.
EW 005 597
TIPPIN, DAVID L.
EW 007 913
TRINKA, WALTER C.
EW 007 788
TVER, DAVID F.
EW 007 659
VAN DEUSEN, ROBERT H.
EW 007 467
VAN LOON, JON C.
EW 007 808
VANCOTT, WHITFIELD
EW 007 862
VIVONA, MORRIS A.
EW 007 526
EW 007 690
WACNER, E. G.
EW 007 882
WALTERS, J. K.
EW 007 662
WEAVER, LEO
EW 007 907
WEBSTER, SHIRLEY
EW 007 910
WELLING, LAWRENCE G
EW 007 901
WENDERS, JOHN T.
EW 007 549
WETEGROVE, ROBERT L
EW 007 555
WEXLER, PHILIP
EW 007 648
WHALEN, CARY A.
EW 007 526
EW 007 690
WHEELER, WILLIAM
EW 007 524
WICKS, FREDERICK W.
EW 006 842
WILSON, L. G.
EW 007 069
WINT, A.
EW 007 662
WITT, VICENTE M.
EW 007 672
WITTMANN, JOHN W.
EW 007 470
YAZICIGIL, HASAN
EW 007 070
YONKER, STEPHEN A.
EW 007 861
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SUBJECT INDEX
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#ABSTRACTS
ABSTRACTS
~ACCOUNTING
~ACHIEVEMENT
~ACTIVATED CARBON
ACTIVATED CARBON
~ACTIVATED SLUDGE
ACTIVATED SLUDGE
~ADMINISTRATION
~ADULT EDUCATION
~ADULT LEARNINC
~AERATION
AERATION
AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
~AEROSOLS
AESTHETICS
~AFFECTIVE BEHAVIOR
~AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURE
~AIR POLLUTION
~AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
~AIR QUALITY
~ALASKA
~ALGAE
~ALTERNATIVE SYSTEMS
~ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY
~AMMONIA
~ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
~ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES
(9)
EW007826
EW007837
EW007838
(8)
EW007839
EV007898
( 1)
EV006837
( 1)
EW007467
( 1)
EV007843
( 1)
EW007867
( 1)
EW007822
( 1)
EW007821
(4)
EW007462
(3)
EW006834
( 1)
EW006839
(4)
EV007326
( 1)
EW007830
( 1)
EW007918
( 1)
EW007654
( 1)
EW007552
( 1)
EW007729
(2)
EW005597
( 1)
EW00S596
(2)
EV007839
( 1)
EV007652
( 1)
EW007642
( 1)
EW007918
(2)
EVW07570
(3)
EV007S65
( 1)
EW007424
(4)
EV007644
( 1)
EW007568
( 1)
EW007635
(22)
EW00700I
EW007805
EW007808
EV007869
EW007871
EW007827 EW007828 EW007B29 EW007B30 EW007835 EW007B36
EW007840 EW007893 EW007894 EW007895 EW007896 EW007897
EW007463 EW007547 EW007903
EW006833 EW006914
EW007690 EW007786 EW007924
EV007661
EW007867
EW007908
EW007883 EW008036
EW007799 EW007843 EW007892
EW007068 EW007073 EV007650 EV007655 EW007688 EW007739
EV007809 EW007810 EW007811 EW007829 EW007833 EW007865
EW007889 EV007890 EV007915 EV007969 EW007970
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*ADIHAL WASTES
~ANISOTROPIC AQUIFERS
*ANNOTATED BIBLIOCRAPHIES
*APPARENT RESISTIVITY
~APPLIED SCIENCE
~APPRENTICESHIPS
*APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY
*AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS
*AQUIFERS
~ARCHITECTURE
~ARID ZONES
~ARIZONA
~ASSAYS
~ASSESSMENT
~ATTITUDES
AUDIODISC RECORDINGS
~AUDIO EQUIPMENT
AUDIOTAPE RECORDERS
~AUDIOVISUAL AIDS
AUDIOVISUAL AIDS
~BACKWASHINC
~BALLAST
~BASINS
~BEHAVIOR
~BENCH SCALE TESTS
~BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES
~BIBLIOGRAPHIES
BIBLIOCRAPHIES
~BILLING SYSTEM
( 1)
( 1)
( 18)
EW007836
EW007B96
( 1)
( 1)
( 1)
( 1)
EW0076Ť1
EW007068
EW007642
EW007837
EW007B97
EWO07073
EW007665
EW007971
EW007670
EW007B26
EW007838
EW007B98
EW007827
EW007839
EV007828
EW007840
EW007829
EW007893
EW007830 EW007B35
EW007894 EW007895
o
o
(6) EW007568 EW007801 EW007824
(1) EW007068
( 1) EW007917
( 1) EW007071
(1) EW007549
(1) EW008036
(2) EW007799 EW007902
(3) EW007729 EW007875 EW007894
(1) EW007723
(1) EW007723
(1) EW007723
(9) EW007251 EW007648 EW007637
EW007724 EW007737
(1) EW006842
(1) EW007880
(1) EW007570
(1) EW007567
(2) EW006914 EW007467
(1) EW007882
(2) EW007638 EW007831
(11) EW007416 EW007417 EW007648
EW007867 EW007868 EW007869 EW007870
( 1) EW007823
( 1) EW007551
ETO07965 EW007650 EW007895
EW007665 EW007721 EWB07722 EW007723
EW007818 EW007822 EWB07824 EW007866
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~BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND
~BIODECRADATION
~BIOINDICATORS
BIOLOCICAL ACTIVATED CARBON
~BIOLOGICAL CONTROLS
BIOLOCICAL INFLUENCES
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
~BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT
BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT
~BIOLOGY
BIOLOCY
BOOKS
~BOTANY
~BRAZIL
BRIDGES
~BUBBLE DJFFUSERS
~BUDGETING
BUDGETING
~BULKING
~BULLETIN BOARDS
~BUOYS
~BUSINESS
~BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
~CALCULATORS
~CALIFORNIA
CARBAMATES
CARBON ADSORPTION
~CAREER DEVELOPMENT
~CAREER EDUCATION
~CASE STUDIES
57)
EW007071
EW007549
EW007370
EW007783
EV007844
EV007897
EW007416
EV007839
EW007656
EĽ003597
EW006838
EW007801
EW007555
EW007868
EW007801
EW007893
EW007648
EW007823
EV007671
EW007324
EW007923
EW007913
EV007464
EV007333
EW007718
EW007785
EĽ007649
EW007336
EW007001
EW007877
EV007811
EW007813
EW007966
EV007966
EV006996
EV007466
EV007551
EW007670
EV007784
E Ľ007858
EW007417
E Ľ003600
EW008047
EW007823 EV007839
EW007363
EW007803
EĽ006997
EW007468
EV007552
EV007671
EW0077B6
EK007B60
EW006998
EW007523
EV007533
EW007676
EV007787
EV007862
EW006999
EW007524
EV007354
EW007677
EW007788
EW007877
EV007002
EĽ007526
EW007337
EV007687
EV007791
EW007880
ŁĽ007003
EĽ007527
EW007364
EĽ00?688
EĽ007817
EĽ007882
EĽ007004
EĽ007347
EW007365
EĽ007689
EĽ007831
EV007887
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EVf007888
EW007923
EW007889
EW007925
CASE STUDIES
(2)
EV007879
~CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS
( 1)
EW007657
~CESSPOOLS
( 1)
EW007821
~CHALKBOARDS
( 1)
EW007726
~CHANCING ATTITUDES
( 1)
EW006833
~CHEHICAL ANALYSIS
(11)
EW007B29
EV007653
EW007865
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
(2)
EW007368
~CHEHICAL CONTROLS
(2)
EW005597
CHEHICAL EQUILIBRIUM
(1)
EV007815
~CHEHICAL INDEXES
(1)
EK007417
~CHEHICAL INTERFERENCE
( 1)
EV007416
CHEHICAL REACTIONS
(3)
EV007416
~CHEMICALS
(3)
EV007416
CHEMICALS
( 1)
EV007827
~CHEMICAL TREATMENT
( 1)
EW007883
CHEMICAL TREATMENT
11)
EW097982
~CHEMISTRY
(4)
EV00763S
CHEMISTRY
(8)
EW007893
EV007416
~CHLORINATION
( 1)
EV007650
CHLORINATION
( 1)
EV007830
~CHLORINE
( 1)
EW006996
~CHLORINE RESIDUAL ANALYZERS
( 1)
EV006996
CHROMATOGRAPHY
(2)
EW007B08
~CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
(3)
EV007667
~CLEANING
(2)
EV0076B7
~CLEAN LAKES PROGRAM
( 1)
EV007819
~CLEAN WATER ACT
(2)
EV007667
~COAGULATION
( 1)
EW007887
COAGULATION
< 1)
EW007879
COASTAL AREAS
( 1)
EW007554
EW007892 EW007908 EW007912 EW0079I3 EW007918 EW007922
EW007883
EVB07739 EW007808 EW007809 EWB07810 EW807B11 EV007815
EW007B90 EV007969
EV007872
EV005600
EW0074I7 EW007015
EW007417 EW007659
EW007B0S EW007B15 ETO07863
EW007809 EW007810 EV007811 EW007889 EW007B90 EV007893
EW007969
EH007816 EV007Q17
EV007861
EW007799
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~COASTAL ZONES
( 1)
EW007784
~COGNITIVE MEASUREMENT
( 1)
EWO0772B
~COLLEGE PROGRAMS
( 1)
EW007942
~COLLOIDS
( 1)
EW007566
COLLOIDS
( 1)
EW007813
~COMBINED SEWERS
( 1)
EW007859
~COMMUNICATION SKILLS
(2)
EW006834
~COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
( 1)
EW007894
~COMMUNITY RESOURCES
( 1)
EW007717
~COMMUNITY WATER SYSTEMS
( 1)
EW007676
~COMPETENCIES
( 1)
EW007963
~COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION
(40)
EW007692
EW007699
EW007700
EW007707
EW007708
EW007715
EW007716
EW007723
EW007724
EW007732
COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION
( 1)
EW007727
~COMPLIANCE
( 1)
EW007900
~COMPOSTING
( 1)
EW007S27
~COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
(8)
EW007525
EW007913
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
(2)
EW007001
~COMPUTER GRAPHICS
( 1)
EW007917
~COMPUTER PROGRAMS
( 1)
EW007001
~COMPUTERS
(7)
EW007325
COMPUTERS
( 1)
EW007688
~CONCEPTS
( 1)
EW007714
~CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
(9)
EW007654
EW007888
EW007889
~CONSERVATION
(7)
EW007002
~CONSTRUCTION
( 11)
EW007001
EW007873
EW007876
CONSTRUCTION
( 1)
EW007892
~CONSULTANTS
( 1)
EW006833
EW0077I2
EW907693 EW007694 EW007695 EW007696 EW007697 EW007698
EW007701 EW007702 EV007703 EW007704 EW007705 EW007706
EW007709 EW007710 EW007711 EW007712 EW007713 EW007714
EW007717 EW007718 EW007719 EW007720 EW007721 EW007722
EW007725 EV007726 EW007728 EW007729 EW007730 EW007731
EW007551 EW007639 EW0076B8 EW007B04 EW007B44 EW007884
EW007917
EW007804 EW007806 EW007844 EW007B59 EW007B84 EW007917
EW007807 EW007812 EW007813 EW007823 EW007833 EW007887
EV007523 EW007549 EW007550 EW007891 EW007909 EV007912
EW007524 EW007644 EW007670 EW00778B EW007798 EW007B66
EV008031 EW008032
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~CONTAMINANTS
~CONTAMINATION
CONTAMINATION
~CONTINUING EDUCATION
~CONTRACTED SERVICES
~CONTRACTORS
~CONTRACTS
~CORROSION
CORROSION
~CORROSION CONTROL
~COST EFFECTIVENESS
COST EFFECTIVENESS
(2)
(5)
(3)
( 1)
( 1)
(2)
( 1)
( 1)
( 1)
(2)
(21)
EW007862
EW007688
EW007688
(4)
EW007925
EW007072
EW007070
EW007942
EW007649
EW007875
EW007964
EW007469
EV007651
EW007469
EW007003
EW007863
EW007002
EW00B030
EW007073
EW007071
EV007876
EV007651
EW007424
EV007882
EW007348 EW007889 EW007896
EW007872
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EW007526 EV007673 EWB07689
EW007916 EW007923 EW007924
EW007465 EW007523 EW0075S0 EW007557
E Ľ007787 EW007831
EW007558 EW007569
EW007820 EW00788B EW007917 EW006837
~COSTS
COSTS
~COURSE CONTENT
~COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
~COURSE OBJECTIVES
~CRITERIA
~CULTURAL CONTROLS
~CURRICULUM
( 15)
EW007904
(4)
( 1)
( 1)
( 1)
(1)
(2)
(7)
EW007671 EW007798 EW007799
EW007908 ZW007910 EW007911
EW907820 EV007823 EK00783B EV007B66
EW007912 EW007914 EW007922 EV007924
EV007863
EW007901
EV007637
EV007693
EV007876
EW005597
EW006841
EV007868 EVO07869 EV007B76
EW005600
EW007637
EW007694 EW007695 EW007696 EW007901 EW807963
~CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
~DAMACE PREVENTION
~DANS
DAMS
DATA ACQUISITION
(5)
(24)
EW007709
EW007692 EW007693 EW007697 EW007699 EW007963
EW007700
EW0077I0
EV007718 EW007719
EW007726
( 1)
(2)
( 1)
( 1)
EV007789
EW0O7812
EW007638
EV007784
EW007701
EW007711
EV007720
EV008042
EV007704
EV007713
EW007721
EW007705
EV007714
EV007722
EW007706
EW007715
EV007723
EW007707 EV007708
EW007716 EW007717
EW007724 EV007725
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~DATA ANALYSIS
(7)
EW007002
*DATA BASES
( 1)
EW007331
DATA BASES
( 1)
EW007648
~DATA COLLECTION
(4)
EW007551
DATA COLLECTION
( 1)
EW007904
~DATA INTERPRETATION
( 1)
EV007568
~DATA MANAGEMENT
( 1)
EW007S23
~DATA PROCESSING
(2)
EW007803
DATA PROCESSING
( 1)
EW007884
~DECISION MAKING
(3)
EW007639
~DEFLOCCULATION
( 1)
EW0075SS
~DEMONSTRATIONS (EDUCATIONAL)
(2)
EW007713
~DESIGN
(30)
EV007470
EW007690
EW007B79
EW006999
EW007524
EV007786
EW007880
DESIGN
(9)
EW007908
EW007674
EW007923
DESIGN CRITERIA
( 1)
EV007644
~DETECTION
(2)
EV007687
DETROIT RIVER
( 1)
EW007839
~DEVELOPED NATIONS
( 1)
EV007642
~DEVELOPING NATIONS
( 1)
EW007814
~DEVELOPMENT
(3)
EW007841
~DEWATERING
( 1)
EW007560
~DIATOMACEOUS EARTH
( 1)
EW007881
~DICTIONARIES
( 1)
EW0076S9
~DIRECT FILTRATION
(3)
EW007879
~DIRECTORIES
( 1)
EW007648
~DISCHARGES
( 1)
EW007903
DISEASE
( 1)
EW007654
~DISEASE CONTROL
(3)
EW005597
DISEASE CONTROL
( 1)
EW007814
EW007068 EW007073 EW007798 EW007804 EW007820 EW007915
EWB07790 EW007B01 EW007B40
EW007B06
EW007907 EW007943
EW007714
EW007000 EW007001 EW007004
EW007526 EW007552 EW007554
EW007787 EW007812 EV007820
EW007884 EV007910 EW007924
EW007798 EW007807 EW007867
EW007430 EW007465 EW007468
EW007564 EW007644 EV007662
EW007823 EW007830 EV007838
EW007925 EW008047
EW007868 EW007B69 EW007892
EW007903
EW007894 EW008042
EW007882 EW007B83
EW006847 EW007654
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~DISINFECTION
~DISPERSED FLOC
~DISSOLVED OXYGEN
DRAFTING
~DRINKING WATER
DRINKING WATER
~DROUGHT
DROUGHT
DYE8
~ECOLOGICAL FACTORS
~ECOLOGY
ECOLOGY
~ECONOMIC FACTORS
ECONOMIC FACTORS
~ECONOMIC IMPACT
~ECONOMICS
~ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT
~ECOSYSTEMS
~EDUCATIONAL COALS
~EDUCATIONAL NEEDS
~EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES
~EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
~EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
~EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY
~EFFLUENTS
EFFLUENTS
~ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
~ELECTRICITY
~EMERGENCIES
(3)
EW007004
( 1)
EW007535
(3)
EW007557
( 1)
EW007917
(21)
EW006997
EW007843
EW007878
EW007903
EW007966
(2)
EW006847
(2)
EW007524
(2)
EW007523
(2)
EW007867
(2)
EW003596
(7)
EW005S98
(3)
EW003601
( 17)
EW005596
EW007798
EW007823
EW007924
EW008042
(3)
EW007463
(2)
EW007835
(4)
EW007667
( 1)
EW003601
( 1)
EW003601
C 1)
EW006836
( 1)
EW007901
(2)
EW006B35
(4)
EW006840
( 1)
EW006837
( 1)
EW006838
( 1)
EW006842
(8)
EW0073S2
EW007904
(2)
EW007323
( 1)
EW007916
( 1)
EW007663
( 1)
EW007B77
EW007650
EW007656
EW00756S EW007923
EW007548 EW007632 EW007672 EW00767S EW007676 EW007842
EW007881 EW007887 EW007888 EW007B89 EW007B90 EW007900
EW007969 EW007970 EW007972 EW008030
EW007894
EW007858
EW007844
EW007868
EW007352
EW007639 EW0076S2 EW007639 EW007801 EW007837 EW007893
EW00765S EW007812
EW007464 EW007468 EW007327 EW007349 EW007556 EW007671
EW007866 EW007909 EW007910 EW007911 EW007912 EW00792I
EW007366 EW007908
EW007B36
EW007B33 EW007B35 EW007836
EW006840
EW006841 EW007632 EW007942
EW007337 EW007366 EW007367 EW007370 EW007662 EW007739
EW007866
-------
EMERGENCIES ( 1)
~EMPLOYEE RELATIONS (I)
EMPLOYEE RELATIONS ( 1)
~EMPLOYER-EMPLOYEE RELATIONS ( 1)
~EMPLOYMENT ( 1)
~ENERGY ( 1)
ENERGY (1)
~ENERGY CONSERVATION (2)
~ENGINEERING (6)
ENGINEERING (4)
~ENGINEERS ( 1)
~ENGLAND (2)
~ENTOMOLOGY (1)
~ENVIRONMENT (3)
ENVIRONMENT (1)
~ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION ( 1)
~ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACTS
(5)
~ENVIRONMENTAL
INFLUENCES
(3)
ENVIRONMENTAL
INFLUENCES
(2)
~ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION ACENCY
(3)
~ENVIRONMENTAL
RESEARCH
( 1)
~ENVIRONMENTAL
TECHNICIANS
( 1)
~ENVIRONMENTAL
TECHNOLOGY
( 1)
EPIDEMINOLOGY
( 1)
~EQUALIZATION BASINS
( 1)
~EQUIPMENT
(43)
EW007359
EV007720
EW007790
EW007861
EW007924
EQUIPMENT
( 18)
EV007564
EW007862
~EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE
(2)
EW007524
EW007913
EW006837
EW007467
EW007563
EW007799
EW007823
EW007923
EW007424
EV006839
EW007971
EW007642
EW005600
EW007642
EW005601
EW007737
EW007899
EW007639
EW007659
EW007368
EV007639
EW007901
EW007918
EW007654
EW007333
EW006997
EW007360
EV007722
EV007791
EW007865
EW007925
EW006996
EW007656
EW007868
EW008031
EW008047
EV007463 EW007662 EV007B04 EW007812 EW007917
EW007470 EW007838 EW007924
EW007662
EW007652 EW007639
EV0O7904 EW007424 EW007650 EW007827
EW007632 EW007837
EW007662
EW007369 EW007900 EW007964 EW007966
EW007000 EW007003 EW007424
EW007637 EW007663 EW007666
EW007723 EW007783 EV007785
EW007804 EV007807 EW007827
EW007879 EV007884 EW007914
EV008031 EW00B032 EV008036
EV007465 EW007468 EW007326
EW007690 EV007721 EW007724
EW007880
EV008032
EW007469 EW007470 EW007554
EW007687 EW007688 EV007689
EW007787 EW007788 EW007789
EW007828 EV007843 EV007844
EW007916 EV007922 EW007923
EW008047
EV007552 EW007353 EW007337
EV007808 EW007859 EV007860
-------
~ESTU ARIES
( 1)
EW007895
EUTROPHICATION
(3)
EW007883
EW007893
EV008036
~EVALUATION
< 13)
EW007002
EW007424
EW007530
EV007S68
EW007632
EW007727
EW007731
EW007732
EW007841
EV007943
EV007967
EW007972
EVALUATION
(7)
EW006835
EK007549
EK007551
EW007728
EW007729
EW007810
~EVALUATION METHODS
(4)
EW007727
EW00772B
EW007729
EV007732
EVALUATION METHODS
(2)
EW007730
EV007731
~EXHIBITS
( 1)
EW007718
~EXTENSION
(2)
EW005596
EW005598
~FACILITIES
(32)
EW006997
EW00699B
EV006999
EW007000
EW007004
EW007464
EW007469
EV007552
EW007553
EW007554
EW007564
EW007567
EW007649
EW007671
EW007689
EW007786
EW007787
EV007788
EV00779B
EW007820
EW007860
EW007B62
EW007875
EV007892
EW007912
EW007922
EW007924
EW00B043
FACILITIES
(6)
EW007666
EW007677
EW007739
EW007839
EW007900
EW00B047
~FATTY ACIDS
( 1)
EW007565
~FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
( 1)
EW007966
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
( 1)
EV007652
~FEDERAL LEGISLATION
( 1)
EW007652
FEDERAL LEGISLATION
( I)
EW007B73
~FEDERAL PROGRAMS
(5)
EV007638
EW007667
EW007675
EV007842
EW007873
FEDERAL PROGRAMS
( 1)
EW007676
FEDERAL PROJECTS
< 1)
EW008042
~FEDERAL ROLE
( 1)
EW005596
~FERTILIZER
( 1)
EW007B38
~FIELD STUDIES
CI)
EW007B0I
FIELD TESTS
( I)
EW007B2B
~FIELD TRIPS
( 1)
EW007698
~FILMS
( 1)
EV007722
~FILMSTRIPS
(1)
EK007721
~FILTERS
(5)
EV007470
EW007559
EW007560
EV007B79
EW007880
FILTERS
( 1)
EW007881
~FILTRATION
(5)
EW007664
EW007B79
EV00788I
EW007882
EW007887
FILTRATION
( 1)
EV007883
~FINANCIAL PLANNING
( 1)
EV007464
o
03
-------
*FIRE HYDRANTS
( 1)
EW007631
*FIRE PROTECTIOW
( 1)
EW007908
FISH
( 1)
EW007650
~FISHERIES
( 1)
EW007568
*FIXED-FILM BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES
( 1)
EW008047
FLANNEL BOARDS
( 1)
EW007719
~FLIP CHARTS
( 1)
EW007726
FLOCCULATION
( 1)
EW007079
~FLORIDA
( 1)
EW007913
~FLOTATION
( 1)
EW007566
FLOTATION
( 1)
EW007468
~FLOW
( I)
EW007737
~FLOW CONTROL
( 1)
EW007S33
~FLUIDIZATION RATES
( 1)
EW007B80
~FLUORIDE
( 1)
EW007970
~FOAMING
( 1)
EW007566
~FOOD PRODUCTION
(2)
EW005396
~FOODS
( I)
EW006847
FORCE MAINS
( 1)
EW007526
~FORECASTING
( 1)
EW007649
~FOREIGN COUNTRIES
(3)
EW007670
~FORESTRY
( 1)
EW007639
FUELS
( 1)
EW007659
~FUNDINC
( 1)
EW007464
FUNDING
( 1)
EW007888
GALVANIZED ZINC
( 1)
EW007469
~CALVANIZINC
( 1)
EW007469
~GATE VALVES
( 1)
EW007000
~GEOCHEMISTRY
( 1)
EW007872
~GEOLOCY
(2)
EW007070
GEOLOGY
( 1)
EW007069
~CEOPHYSICS
( 1)
EW007070
EW005599
EW007671 EW007673
EW007903
-------
GLOBAL APPROACH
(2)
EW007642
*GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS
( 1)
EV007642
*GOVERNMENT ROLE
( 1)
EW007652
*GRADES
( 1)
EW007731
~GRADING
< 1)
EW007731
GRADUATE PROGRAMS
(1)
EW007648
~GRANT PROGRAMS
(1)
EW007967
*GRANTS
( 1)
EW007799
GRANTS
( 1)
EW007892
~GRAPHIC DESIGN
( 1)
EW0079I7
~GROUNDWATER
( 16)
EW007824
EV007963
EW007069
EW007837
GROUNDWATER
(3)
EW007638
~GROUNDWATER FLOW
( 1)
EV007068
*GROUP DISCUSSION
( 1)
EV007699
~GUATEMALA
( 1)
EV007670
~GUIDELINES
(8)
EW007900
EV007558
~GUIDES
( 10)
EW007964
EW007553
EW008031
GUIDES
(1)
EW007806
~HANDBOOKS
(4)
EW006847
HAULING
( 1)
EW007468
~HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
(3)
EV007659
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
(1)
EW007653
~HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
( 1)
EW007430
~HAZARDOUS WASTES
< 1)
EW007071
~HEALTH
( 1)
EW007814
HEALTH
(3)
EW007650
~HEALTH EFFECTS
(1)
EV008030
~HEAVY METALS
( 1)
EW007566
~HERBICIDES
< 1)
EW005599
EW007838
EW007070 EW007071 EW007073 EW00754B EW007790 EW007791
EW007838 EW007B72 EW007889 EW007896 EW007903 EW007925
EY007644 EV007667
EW007559 EW007638 EW007644 EV007672 EW007739 EW007873
EW00764B EW007784 EW007801 EW007805 ŁĽ007884 EW007963
EW00B032
EW00782I EW007841 EW007891
EW007B73 EV007877
EW007654 EW007635
-------
HERBICIDES
~HICHER EDUCATION
RICHER EDUCATION
~HISTORY
HISTORY
~HOME UNITS
HOMEWORK
HOUSING
~HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
HUMAN FACTORS ENGINEERING
~HUMAN RESOURCES
~HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
~HYDRANTS
~HYDRAULICS
HYDRAULICS
~HYDROCARBONS
~HYDROGEOLOGY
HYDROGEOLOGY
HYDROLOGIC FACTORS
~HYDROLOGY
HYDROLOGY
~HYGIENE
~ILLINOIS
ILLUMINATION SYSTEMS
~INCENTIVES
INCENTIVES
INCINERATION
~INDEXES
~INDIANA
~INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES
~INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION
(2) Ewee78ie
(2) EW005596
(1) EW007648
(1) EW007675
(1) EW005600
(1) EV007843
( 1) EW007703
(1) EW007642
(1) EW006838
(1) EW007916
(2) EW006837
(2) EW006839
(1) EW007651
(2) EW00706B
(1) EV007666
(1) EW007570
(1) EW007790
(1) EW007B20
(1) EV007903
(7) EW007068
(2) EW00754B
(2) EW006847
(2) EW007557
(1) EW007916
(1) EW006836
(1) EW007467
(2) EW007662
(1) EV007417
(1) EW007676
(2) EW007711
(2) EW007701
EK007811
EW006841
EW007717
EV006840
EW007470
EV007069 EW007070 EW087071 EW007638 EW007872 EW007B93
EW007367
EW007814
EV007632
EW007830
EW007715
EV007723
-------
* INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE
(1)
EW007653
* INDUSTRIAL WASTES
C9)
EW007897
EW007662
EW007968
* INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER
(2)
EW007430
~INDUSTRY
( 10)
EW007835
EW007430
EW007836
INDUSTRY
(4)
EW007644
~ INFILTRATION
(1)
EW007567
~INFORMATION SERVICES
( 1)
EW007551
~INFORMATION SOURCES
( 1)
EW007648
~INJECTION
( 1)
EW007903
~INJECTION WELLS
( 1)
EW007644
~INORGANIC COMPOUNDS
( 1)
EW007808
~INSECT CONTROL
( 1)
EW003600
INSECTICIDES
( 1)
EW007809
~INSECT PESTS
( 1)
EW005600
~INSTITUTIONAL BARRIERS
(2)
EW007816
INSTITUTIONAL BARRIERS
( 1)
EW007818
~IN8TRUCIONAL IMPROVEMENT
( 1)
EW007693
~INSTRUCTION
(47)
EW007692
EW007700
EW007708
EW007716
EW007724
EW006834
EW007693
EW007701
EW007709
EW007717
EW007725
INSTRUCTION
(2)
EW006841
~INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT
(28)
EW007700
EW007708
EW007728
EW007692
EW007701
EW007709
EW007729
INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT
( 12)
EW007723
EW007715
EW007724
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS
(73)
EW007666
EW007699
EW007707
EW007715
EW007723
EW007731
EW007810
EW00796S
EW008032
EW006842
EW007692
EW007700
EW007708
EW007716
EW007724
EW007732
EW007811
EW007966
EW00B043
EW007786
EW007873
EW007556
EW007873
EW007653
EW007B22
EW007649
EW007662
EW007829
EW007652
EV007667
E Ľ007867
EW007656
EW007868
EW007659
EW007869
EW007826
EW007817
EW006B35
EW007694
EV007702
EW007710
EW007718
EW007726
EW007727
EW007694
EW007702
EW007710
EW007730
EW0077I7
EW007725
EW006914
EW007693
EW007701
EW007709
EW007717
EW007725
EW007737
EW007815
EW007968
EW006838
EW007695
EW007703
EW007711
EW007719
EW007728
EW007695
EW007703
EW007711
EW007731
EW007718
EW007726
EW007251
EW007694
EW007702
EW007710
EW007718
EW007726
EW007801
EV007871
EW007969
EV006839
EV007696
EW007704
EW007712
EW007720
EV007729
EW007696
EW007704
EW007712
EW007732
EW007719
EW007727
EW007655
EK007695
EW007703
EW007711
EW007719
EW007727
EW007805
EV007872
EW007970
EW006842
EW007697
EW007705
EW007713
EW007721
EW007730
EW007697
EW007705
EW007713
EW007720
EW007657
EW007696
EW007704
EW007712
EW007720
EV007728
EW007806
EW007884
EW007971
EW006914
EV007698
EW007706
EW007714
EW007722
EW007731
EW007698
EW007706
EW007714
EW007721
EW007664
EW007697
EW007705
EW007713
EW007721
EW007729
EW007808
EW007963
EW007972
ŁĽ007632
EW007699
EW007707
EW007715
EW007723
EW007732
EW007699
EW007707
EW007716
EW007722
EW00766S
EW007698
EW007706
EW007714
EW007722
EW007730
EW007809
EW007964
EW008031
-------
* INSTRUMENTATIOH
(9)
EV007865
EV006996
EW007884
INSTRUMENTATION
(2)
EW00752S
* INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT
(3)
EW005S96
* INTERCEPTORS
( 1)
EW007860
* INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH
( 1)
EW005598
~INTERFACING
( 1)
EW007884
* INTERIOR COATINGS
( 1)
EW007651
* INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS
( 1)
EW007672
*IOWA
( 1)
EW007637
* IRRIGATION
(3)
EW007825
*JOB ANALYSIS
( 1)
EW006836
~JOB SKILLS
(2)
EW006833
JOB SKILLS
(1)
EW006841
~KECK METHOD
( 1)
EW007073
~KNOWLEDCE
(2)
EW006833
~LABORATORIES
(2)
EW007704
~LABORATORY AIDS
( 1)
EW007806
~LABORATORY EQUIPMENT
(2)
EW007688
~LABORATORY MANUALS
( 1)
EW007739
~LABORATORY PROCEDURES
(8)
EW00B036
EW007688
~LABORATORY TECHNIQUES
(7)
EV007808
LABORATORY TECHNIQUES
( 1)
EW007739
LABORATORY TESTS
( 1)
EW007828
~LABOR COSTS
( 1)
EW007913
~LAGOONS
(2)
EW007001
LAGOONS
( 1)
EW007924
~LAKES
( 1)
EV007819
LAKES
( 1)
EW007801
~LAND APPLICATION
(3)
EW007468
LAND APPLICATION
( 1)
EV007820
~LANDFILLS
(3)
EW007072
EW007653 EW0076B8 EW007790 EW007805 EW007806 EW007840
EW007889
EW005397 EV005598 EW00S599 EW005601
EW07837 EW007838
EW006B39
EW007728
EW007806
EW008036
ETO07739 EV007801 EWB0780S EV007808 EW007915 EW007965
EW007809 EV007810 EV007811 EW007B6S EW007969 EW007970
EW007463
EV007327 EW007S67 EV007825 EW007826
EV008031 EW008032
-------
*LAITD TREATMENT
(2)
EW00782O
EW007823
~LAND USE
(6)
EW007548
EW007639
LAND USE
( 1)
EV007632
*LASERS
( 1)
EV007918
~LEACHATES
( 1)
EW007072
~LEAD
( 1)
EW007566
*LEADERS
( 1)
EW006914
~LEADERSHIP
(2)
EX006833
EW006914
*LEADERSHIP TRAINING
( 1)
EW006914
* LEAKS
( 1)
EW007B44
LEAKS
( 1)
EW007003
~LEARNINC ACTIVITIES
(3)
EV006B33
EW006839
*LEGAL ASPECTS
(2)
EV007B17
EW007870
LEGAL ASPECTS
( 1)
EV007899
~LEGISLATION
(2)
EV007667
EW007903
LEGISLATION
(3)
EV007642
EW007648
~LEGISLATIVE HISTORY
( 1)
EW007675
~LESSOR PLANNING
( 1)
EW007707
~LESSON PLANS
( 1)
EW007695
~LESSONS
C I)
EW007708
~LIFT STATIONS
( 1)
EW007689
LIGHT
( 1)
EW007916
~LIGHTING
( 1)
EW007916
LIHE-SOFTENING
( I)
EW007674
~LIMNOLOGY
( 1)
EW007893
LIMNOLOGY
( 1)
EW007897
~LIQUEFACTION
(I)
EW007674
~LIQUID WASTES
< 1)
EV007824
~LITERATURE REVIEWS
(5)
EK007416
EV007417
~LOAD VARIATIONS
( 1)
EW007554
~LYSIMETERS
( I)
EK007072
MACHINERY
(2)
EW00B031
EW008032
EW007642 EV007820 EW007898 EK09B042
EW006B42
EW007662
EW007650 EW007653 EW007842
-------
*MAGNESIUM CARBONATE PROCESS
( 1)
EW007787
~MAINTENANCE
(27)
EV007358
EV007690
EW007967
EV006996
EW007644
EW007789
EW008031
MAINTENANCE
(4)
EW007557
~MAINTENANCE (PREVENTATIVE)
(5)
EW007469
~MANAGEMENT
(59)
EW006836
EW007466
EW007638
EW007812
EW007836
EW007891
EV007916
EW005596
EV006837
EW007467
EW007639
EW007816
EV007841
EW007894
EW007943
MANAGEMENT
(8)
EW007921
EW003598
~MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT
( 1)
EV007547
~MANAGEMENT PLANS
( 1)
EW007816
MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
( 1)
EW007547
~MANAGERS
( 1)
EW006835
~MANIPULATIVE MATERIALS
( 1)
EW007713
~MANPOWER NEEDS
(3)
EW007463
~MANUALS
(3)
EW007784
MANUALS
( 1)
EW007968
~MARINE ENVIRONMENT
( 1)
EW00789S
~MARKET ANALYSIS
( 1)
EV007649
~MARKETING
(2)
EV007527
~MASSACHUSETTS
( 1)
EV007858
~MATERIAL COSTS
( 1)
EW007913
~MATHEMATICAL MODELS
(4)
EV007001
~MEASUREMENT
(4)
EV007070
MEASUREMENT
(2)
EV007889
~MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENTS
( 1)
EW007790
~MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES
(4)
EW007737
~MELTON HILL RESERVOIR
( 1)
EW008042
~METALS
( 1)
EW007653
EW006997 EW006998 EW07003 EW007251 EW007469 EV007356
EW007649 EW007651 EW007657 EW007666 EW007670 EW007687
EW007804 EW007807 EW007821 EW007B61 EW007914 EW007922
EW008032 EW008043
EW007565 EV007566 EW007844
EW007860 EW007861 EW008031 EW008032
EW005597
EW006840
EW007525
EV007649
EW007817
EV007858
EW007898
EW007964
EW007689
EV005599
EW006B41
EV007527
EW007670
EW007818
EW007870
EW007899
EW008043
EW007786
EV005600
EW006914
EW007547
EW007671
EW007823
EW007871
EW007908
EW007821
EW005601
EV007462
EW007548
EW007673
EW007825
EW007875
EW007910
EW007862
EW006834
EW007463
EW007550
EW007804
EW007831
EW007876
EV007912
EW007877
EW006835
EV007464
EW007551
EW007807
EW007835
EW007888
EW007913
EW007878
EW007563 EW007901
EW007799 EW007819
EW007536
EW007002
EW007655
EW007890
EW007739
EV007068
EV007839
EW007839
EW007863
EW007840
EW007840
-------
*METERS
( 1)
EW007914
~MICHIGAN
(2)
EW007003
~MICROBIOLOGY
(6)
EW007416
MICROBIOLOCY
(2)
EW006847
^MICROCOMPUTERS
( 1)
EW007884
~MICROSCREENING
( 1)
EW007470
~MINICOMPUTERS
( 1)
EW007806
~MIXERS
( 1)
EW007553
~MODELS
(7)
EW007416
MODELS
(3)
EW007702
~MODIFICATIONS
( 1)
EW007689
~MOLECULES
( 1)
EW007805
~MONITORING
( 17)
EW007739
EW007965
EW006996
EW007790
EW007968
MONITORINC
(4)
EW007548
MORALE
( 1)
EW007467
~MOTIVATION
(8)
EW007711
EW006836
~MOTIVATION TECHNIQUES
( 1)
EW007467
MOTIVATION TECHNIQUES
( 1)
EW006914
~MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH
(2)
EW005596
~MUNICIPAL BONDS
( 1)
EW007464
~MUNICIPALITIES
(8)
EW007968
EW007004
MUNICIPALITIES
(3)
EW007556
~NATURAL RESOURCES
(5)
EW007349
~NEEDS ASSESSMENT
(5)
EW007556
~NEMATOLOGY
( 1)
EW005598
~NEW MEXICO
( 1)
EW007552
~NEW YORK
( 1)
EW007844
NEW YORK
( 1)
EW007831
~NIPDWR
(2)
EW007675
~NOISE
(2)
EW007632
EW007859
EW007417
EW007553
EW007654
EW007839
EW007B43 EW007915
EW007639 EW007823 EW007B33 EV007859 EWB07893 EW007899
EW007719 EW007897
EV007069 EW007070 EV007071 EW007072 EWB07073 EW007369
EW007791 EW007833 EV007840 EW007902 EW007905 EV007918
EW007557 EW007644 EW007829
EW006914 EW007467 EV007692 EW007700 EW007703 EV007710
EW005599
EW007649
EW007567
EW007639
EW007632
EW007651
EW007656
EW007819
EV007901
EW007798
EVB07823
EV007891
EW007942
EW007825 EW007831
EW007861
EW008042
EW007943
EW007873
EW007676
EW007971
-------
~NOISE CONTROL
( 1)
EW007971
~NOMINAL GROUP TECHNIQUE
( 1)
EW007943
~NONPOINT POLLUTION
( 1)
EW007638
~NOTIFICATION
( 1)
EW007878
NUTRIENT REMOVAL
( 1)
EW007893
NUTRIENTS
( 1)
EW007838
~OBJECTIVES
( 1)
EW007693
~OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
( 1)
EW007971
~OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY
( 1)
EW007466
OCEAN DUMPING
( 1)
EW007893
~OCEANOGRAPHY
(3)
EW007784
~OCEANS
(2)
EW007824
~ODORS
(2)
EW007526
~OHIO
( 1)
EW007363
~OHIO RIVER
(2)
EW007902
~OIL
(4)
EW007370
~OIL POLLUTION CONTROL
(3)
EW007827
~OIL RECOVERY
( 1)
EW007783
OIL RECOVERY
( 1)
EW007828
~OIL SPILL REMOVAL
( 1)
EW007827
~OIL SPILLS
(6)
EW007783
~OIL WATER SEPARATORS
( 1)
EW007828
~ONSITE DISPOSAL
( 1)
EW007677
~ONSITE WASTEWATER TREATMENT
( 1)
EW007424
~OPERATIONS
(3)
EW007547
~OPERATIONS (PESTICIDES)
( 1)
EW005596
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER)
(32)
EW007523
EW007360
EW007634
EW007689
EW007830
EW007924
EW007004
EW007525
EW007364
EW007656
EW007739
EW007831
EW007967
~OPERATIONS (WATER)
(28)
EW007657
EW007789
EW007B87
EW006996
EW007665
EW007807
EW007904
EV007829
EW007B30
EW007690
EW007893
EW007903
EW007828 EW007829 EW007896
EW007828 EW007829
EW007784 EV007785 EV007B27 EW007828 EW007829
EW007804 EW007873
EW007424
EW007532
EW007565
EW007637
EW007786
EW007862
EW007968
EW007462
EW007666
EW007815
EW007908
EW007430
EV007353
EW007566
EW007662
EW007B13
EW007866
EW008043
EW007325
EW007670
EW00783B
EW007923
EW007463
EW007334
EW007367
EV007664
EW007821
EW007869
EW008047
EW007336
EW007671
EW007869
EW007972
EW007466
EW007333
EW007637
EW007665
EW007822
EW007B73
EW007637
EW007676
EW007879
EW007468
EW007336
EW007649
EW007666
EW007823
EW007B97
EW007649
EW0077B7
EW007880
EW007470
EW007337
EW007650
EW007674
EW007826
EV007923
EW007631
EW007788
EW007881
-------
OPERATIONS (WATER)
( 1)
EW007963
~OPERATORS (WASTEWATER)
( 1)
EW007563
~OPERATOR TRAINING
(2)
EW007963
OPERATOR TRAINING
( 1)
EW007563
~ORDINANCES
( 1)
EW007899
~ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
(4)
EW007653
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
( 1)
EW007656
~ORGAN ICS
(3)
EW007B43
ORCANICS
( 1)
EW007650
ORGANIZATIONS
( 1)
EW007648
ORGANOCHLOR1NES
( 1)
EW007810
ORGANOPHOSPHATES
( 1)
EW007810
~OVERLAND FLOW
( 1)
EW007825
~OZONE
(3)
EW007004
~PANEL DISCUSSION
( 1)
EW007699
~PAPER MILLS
( 1)
EW007786
PATHOGENS
(3)
EW005597
~PERFOMANCE BASED EDUCATION
( 1)
EW006835
~PERFORMANCE
(2)
EW0O6836
PERFORMANCE
( 1)
EW007916
~PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION
(40)
EW007699
EW007707
EW007715
EW007724
EW007732
EW007692
EW007700
EW00770B
EW007716
EW007725
PERFORMANCE BASED TEACHER EDUCATION
( 1)
EW007723
~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
(40)
EW007893
EW007370
EW007790
EW007880
EW007925
EW006996
EW0075S7
EW007674
EW007791
EW007881
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
(4)
EW007784
~PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
( 1)
EW007913
PERIODICALS
( 1)
EW007648
~PERSONNEL
(2)
EW006834
EW007967
EW007659 EW007889 EW007890
EW0078B9 EW007890
EW007656 EW007869
EW005598 EV007654
EW0077B3
EW007693
EW807701
EW007709
EW0077I7
EW0O7726
EW007694
EWO07702
EW007710
EW007718
EW0O7727
EW00769S
EW007703
EW007711
EW007719
EW007728
EW007696
EW007704
EW007712
EW007720
EW007729
EW007697
EW007705
EW007713
EW007721
EW007730
EW007698
EW007706
EW007714
EW007722
EW007731
EW006998
EW007559
EW007677
EV007822
EW007882
EW007430
EW007360
EW007687
EW007823
EW007883
EW00746S
EW007564
EW00768B
EW007860
EW007900
EV007468
EW007565
EW007785
EW007861
EW007913
EW007470
EW007566
EW007786
EW007862
EW007914
EW007526
EW007567
EW0077B7
EW007879
EW007923
EV007788 EW007807 EV007877
EW006B39
-------
~PERSONNEL DEVELOPMENT
( 1)
EV007966
*PEST CONTROL
(4)
EV003596
PEST CONTROL
( 1)
EW005600
~PESTICIDES
(5)
EV005597
PESTICIDES
( 1)
EW007659
~PEST MANAGEMENT
(2)
EW005596
~PETROCHEMICALS
( 1)
EW007896
~PETROLEUM
( 1)
EV007570
PETROLEUM
( 1)
EW007896
~PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
( 1)
EV007896
PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
( 1)
EW007828
PHENOXY ALKYL ACIDS
( 1)
EV007810
~PHOSPHATES
( 1)
EW007862
PHOSPHATES
( 1)
EW007883
~PHOSPHOROUS
(2)
EW007661
~PHOSPHOROUS REMOVAL
( 1)
EV007826
PHOSPHORUS
( 1)
EW007B83
PHYSICAL PROCESS
( 1)
EV007893
~PILOT PLANTS
( 1)
EV007787
~PIPES
(6)
EW006997
PIPES
( 1)
EV007S58
~PIPES (WATER)
(3)
EW006998
~PLANNING
(62)
EV006833
EW007S51
EW007632
EW007694
EW007695
EW007703
EW007706
EW007713
EW0077I4
EW007721
EV007722
EW007816
EW007817
EV007871
EW007877
PLANNING
(6)
EW007352
~PLANT DISEASES
( 1)
EW005597
~PLANT PARASITES
( 1)
EW005398
~PLANT PATHOLOGY
( 1)
EW005597
~PLANT PERFORMANCE
( 1)
EV007804
EW005597
Evee36ei
EW006847
EW005598 EW007B09 EW007810 EW007811
EW003600
EĽ007826
ETO07466
EW007692
EW007702
EW007712
EW007720
EW007812
EW007863
EV006998 EW007687 EW007789 EW007860 EW0Ťi7861
EW007524 EW007863
EW006835
EW007638
EW007696
EW007707
EW007715
EW007723
EW00781B
EW007891
EW006B37
EW007639
EW007697
EW007708
EW007716
EW007724
EW007831
EW007894
EĽ006840
EW007667
EV007698
EW007709
EW007717
EW007725
EW007835
EW007898
EW006841
EW007670
EW007699
EW007710
EW007718
EW007726
EW007836
EW007966
EW007464
EV007673
EV007700
EW007711
EW007719
EW007804
EW007841
EW008042
EW007704 EV007703 EW007784 EW007819 EW007964
-------
~PWEDMATICS
< 1)
EW007251
~POLICY
( 1)
EW007550
~POLICY FORMATION
(2)
EW007667
~POLLUTANTS
(2)
EW007569
POLLUTANTS
(3)
EW007905
~POLLUTION
(6)
EW007642
POLLUTION
(3)
EW007835
~POLLUTION CONTROL
( 10)
EW007899
EW007548
EW007902
POLLUTION CONTROL
(2)
EW007563
~POLYMERS
( 1)
EW007B62
PONDS
< 1)
EW007801
~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION
(76)
EW007657
EW007696
EW007704
EW007712
EW007720
EW007729
EW007809
EW007963
EW006839
EW007664
EW007697
EW007705
EW007713
EW007721
EW007730
EW007B10
EW007968
EW006833
POST SECONDARY EDUCATION
(2)
EW006835
~POTABLE WATER
(2)
EW007843
POTABLE WATER
(2)
EW007632
~PREQUALIFICATIONS
( 1)
EW007876
~PRETREATMENT
( 1)
EW007873
PRETREATMENT
( 1)
EW007968
~PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
( 1)
EW007914
~PRIMARY TREATMENT
( 1)
EW007567
~PROBLEM SOLVINC
(2)
EW007705
~PROCESS CONTROL
(2)
EW007662
PROCESS CONTROL
( 1)
EW007417
~PROCESS DESIGN
( 1)
EW007822
PROCESS DESICN
( 1)
EW007364
~PROCESSES
( 1)
EW007823
~PROCUREMENT
( 1)
EW007964
EW007819
EW007893
EW007907
EV007652
EW007836
EW007559
EW007905
EW007859
EW007969
EV007659
EW007840
EW007652
EW007813
EW007835
EW007839
EW007836
EW007896
EW007868
EW007892
EW006842
EW007665
EW007698
EW007706
EW007714
EW007722
EW007731
EW007811
EW007969
EV006834
EW007723
EV007887
EW007842
EW006914
EW007666
EW007699
EW007707
EW007715
EW007724
EW007732
EV007815
EW007970
EW007964
EV007251
EV007692
EW007700
EV007708
EV007716
EW007725
EW007737
EW007871
EW007971
EW007966
EW007632
EV007693
EW007701
EW007709
EW007717
EW007726
EW007801
EW007872
EW007972
EV008031
EW007637
EW007694
EW007702
EW007710
EW007718
EW007727
EW007806
EV007884
EV008043
EV008032
EW007655
EW007695
EW007703
EW007711
EW007719
EV007728
EW007808
EV007963
EW007789
EW007815
-------
~PRODUCTIVITY
(2)
EW006836
PRODUCTIVITY
( 1)
EW007917
~PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
(2)
EW007714
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
(390
EW007699
EW007707
EW007716
EW007725
EW007692
EW007700
EV007708
EW007717
EV007726
~PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS
(3)
EW007637
PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS
(2)
EW00787B
*PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
(3)
EW007466
PROCRAM DEVELOPMENT
( 1)
EV007831
~PROGRAM EVALUATION
(3)
EĽ007833
~PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION
< 1)
EV007900
PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION
( 1)
EW007891
~PROGRAMMABLE CALCULATORS
( 1)
EV007805
~PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION
( 1)
EW007725
~PROGRAMMING
( 1)
EW007805
~PROGRAMS
( 1)
EW006834
~PROGRAM VALIDATION
( 1)
EV008043
~PROJECT COSTS
( 1)
EV007798
~PROJECT DESCRIPTIONS
( 1)
EW007918
~PROJECTION EQUIPMENT
(2)
EV007720
~PROJECT MANAGEMENT
( 1)
EW007964
~PROJECT PLANNING
( 1)
EW007673
PROJECT PLANNINC
( 1)
EW008042
~PSYCHOMOTOR SKILLS
( 1)
EW007713
~PUBLICATIONS
( 1)
EV007648
PUBLICATIONS
(2)
EW007817
~PUBLIC HEALTH
(9)
EW007970
EW006847
EW008030
PUBLIC HEALTH
(4)
EW007327
PUBLIC NOTIFICATION
( 1)
EV007878
~PUBLIC OPINION
(2)
EV007878
EW007916
EW007723
EW007693
EW007701
EW007709
EW007718
EW007727
EW007694
EW007702
EW007710
EW007719
EW007728
ETO07695
EW007703
EV007711
EW007720
EW007729
EW007696
EW007704
EW007712
EW007721
EW007730
ETO07697
EW007705
EW007713
EW007722
EW007731
ETO07698
EW007706
EW007715
EW007724
EW007732
EW007819 EW007892
EW007967
EV007632 EW007891
EW007942 EW007967
EWB07722
EW007818
EW007654 EV007672 EW007675 EW007814 EW007878 EW007907
EW007676 EV007788 EW907877
EW007894
-------
PUBLIC OPINION
( 1)
EW007816
~PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
(3)
EW007549
~PUBLIC POLICY
C 3)
EW007903
PUBLIC RELATIONS
(I)
EW007878
~PULP WASTES
(1)
EW007786
~PUMPS
(4)
EV0075S8
~PUMP STATIONS
(2)
EW007669
~PURIFICATION
( 1)
EW007558
~QUALIFICATIONS
( I)
EW007876
QUALITY OF LIFE
( 1)
EW007642
~QUESTIONING
( 1)
EW007709
~QUESTIONING TECHNIQUES
( I)
EW007709
~RADIOACTIVE WASTES
< 1)
EW007824
~RAPID GRANULAR MEDIA
( 1)
EW007881
~RATES
( 1)
EW00792I
~RATE SCHEDULES
( 1)
EW007909
~RATE STRUCTURES
(3)
EW007911
RECLAMATION
( 1)
EW007552
~RECOMMENDATIONS
(4)
EW007559
RECOMMENDATIONS
( 1)
EW007558
~RECORDERS
( 1)
EW007790
~RECORD-KEEPING
( 1)
EW007525
~RECORDS
C 1)
EW007525
~RECYCLING
(3)
EW007950
RECYCLING
( I)
EW007892
~REFERENCE MATERIALS
(6)
EW007648
~REGIONAL PLANNING
(3)
EW007894
REGIONAL PLANNING
( 1)
EW007638
~REGRESSION ANALYSIS
( 1)
EW007805
~REGULATIONS
(9)
EW007907
EW007675
EW007968
REGULATIONS
(4)
EW006847
~REHABILITATION
< 3)
EW006998
EW0O7667 EW007B94
EW007904 EW007907
EW007657 EW007666 EW007689
EW007798
EW007912 EW007921
EW007673 EW007876 EW007903
EW007552 EW007814
EW007659 EW007813 EW0078I7 EW007818 EW007B41
EW007898 EW008042
EW007676 EW007B17 EW007B70 EW007B99 EW007900 EW007903
EW007463 EW007677 EW007902
EW007861 EW007922
-------
~RE INFORCEMENT TECHNIQUES
( 1)
EW007710
~REMOTE SENSING
(2)
EW007840
REMOTE SENSING
( 1)
EW007829
~REPAIR
( 1)
EW007922
~REPORTS
( 1)
EW007739
~RESEARCH
(20)
EW005596
EW007S13
EW007828
EW007894
EW007895
~RESEARCH REPORTS
(42)
EW007004
EW00769O
EW007790
EW007824
EW007825
EW007868
EW007869
EW007895
EW007896
EW007942
EW008030
RESEARCH REPORTS
(3)
EW007812
~RESEARCH REVIEWS
( 1)
EW007650
~RESERVOIRS
(4)
EW006999
~RESIDENTIAL USE
( 1)
EW007909
~RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
( 1)
EW007841
RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT (WATER)
( 1)
EW007894
~RESOURCE MATERIALS
(3)
EW007648
RESOURCE RECOVERY
( 1)
EW007892
~RESTORATION
( 1)
EW006997
~REVERSE OSMOSIS
( I)
EW007558
~RISK BENEFIT ANALYSIS
( 1)
EW007871
~RISKS
( 1)
EW007871
~RIVERS
(3)
EW007812
ROLE PLAYING
( 1)
EW007702
~RUNOFF
( 1)
EW007899
RUNOFF WATERS
( 1)
EW007893
~RURAL AREAS
(3)
EW007670
~SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
( 1)
EW007900
SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
( 1)
EW008030
~SAFETY
(2)
EW007466
Ewe07918
EW007653 EW007654 EW007661
EW007838 EW007B42 EW007893
EV007639 EW007642 EV007648
EW007818 EW007822 EW007823
EV007865 EW007866 EW007867
EW007889 EW007893 EW007894
EW007902 EW007904 EW007914
EV007890 EV007891
EW007902 EW007905
EW007788 EW007888
EW003598
EW007829
EW007896
EV007072
EW007813
EW007839
EW007870
EW007897
EW008047
EW005600
EW007830
EW007897
EV007416
EW007816
EW007842
EW007879
EW007898
EW007417
EW007836
EW007898
EV007560
EW007817
EW007B43
EW007880
EW00790I
EW007859 EV007883
EW007812 EW007883 EW008042
EW007907
-------
SAFETY
( 1)
EĽ007970
SALARIES
C I)
EĽ007563
~SAMPLING
(8)
EĽ008036
EĽ006996
~SAND FILTERS
(2)
EW007821
~SANITATION
(6)
EW006847
SCIENCE EDUCATION
( 1)
EĽ007801
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
( 1)
EĽ007907
SCREENING
( 1)
EW007559
~SECONDARY EDUCATION
(6)
EW007728
SECONDARY EDUCATION
(36)
EĽ007699
EĽ007707
EW007715
EĽ007723
EW007692
EW007700
ŁĽ007708
EĽ007716
EĽ007724
~SECONDARY TREATMENT
(2)
EĽ007465
SEDIMENTATION
( 1)
EW007788
~SEISMIC METHODS
( 1)
EW007070
~SELF-DIRECTED INSTRUCTION
( 1)
EĽ006839
~SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING
( 1)
EW006833
~SELF-PACED INSTRUCTION
( 1)
EW006842
~SEMINARS
(2)
EĽ006834
SEMINARS
( 1)
EW007964
~SEPTIC TANKS
(2)
EĽ007677
~SEĽAGE
(6)
EW007661
SEĽAGE
(2)
EĽ006847
~SEĽAGE DISPOSAL
( 1)
EĽ007677
ťSEĽAGE EFFLUENTS
( 1)
EĽ007895
~SEĽAGE REUSE
( 1)
EĽ007814
~SŁĽAGE SLUDGE
< 1)
EW007661
~SEĽAGE SYSTEMS
( 1)
EĽ007921
~SEĽAGE TREATMENT
(3)
EĽ007821
SEĽAGE TREATMENT
(1)
EĽ007822
~SEWERS
( 13)
EĽ007831
EW007464
EW007059
EW007569 EĽ007791 ŁĽ007829 EW007840 EĽ007915 ŁĽ007965
EW007881
EW007670 EV007671 EW007672 EW007673 EW0078I4
EW007729 EW007730
EV007693 EĽ007694
EW007701 EĽ007702
EV007709 EW007710
EW007717 EW007718
EW007725 EW007726
EW007567
EV007731 EW007732
EW007695 EW007696
EW007703 EĽ007704
EW007711 EV007712
EV007719 EV007720
EV007727
EW007737
EW007697 EW007698
EW007705 E Ľ007706
EĽ0077I3 EĽ007714
EĽ007721 EĽ007722
EĽ007661
EĽ007821
EĽ007814 EW007826 EV007B37 EW007B30 EĽ007897
EW007830
EĽ007830 EĽ007869
EĽ007526 EW007662 EV007687 EW007689 EĽ007690 EĽ007798
EĽ007860 EK007861 EĽ007921 EV007968
-------
SEVERS
~SEWER SYSTEMS
~SHIPS
~SHORELINE PROTECTION
~SIMULATION
~SITE SELECTION
~SKILL DEVELOPMENT
SKILL DEVELOPMENT
~SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
~SKILLS (OCCUPATIONAL)
~SLIDES
~SLUDGE
SLUDGE
~SLUDGE DISPOSAL
SLUDGE DISPOSAL
SLUDGE TREATMENT
~SMALL COMMUNITIES
~SMALL SYSTEMS
~SOCIAL ACTION
~SOCIAL EFFECTS
~SOCIETAL NEEDS
~SOCIOLOGICAL FACTORS
SOCIOLOCY
~SOILS
SOILS
~SOLIDS
SOLIDS
~SOLID WASTES
SOLID WASTES
~SOUND DETECTION
SPECTROMETRY
SPECTROPHOTOMETRY
(1) EW007866
( 1) EW007798
(2) EW007570 EW007830
( 1) EW007784
(2) EW007639 EW007702
(1) EW007820
(4) EW007693 EW007693 EW007701
(3) EW006914 EW007251 EW007966
(1) EW007737
(1) EW007730
(1) EW007721
(8) EW007430 EW007468 EW007527
EW007898
(3) EW007787 EW007821 EW007822
(5) EW007468 EW007527 EW007674
(3) EW007430 EW007838 EW007866
(1) EW007430
(1) EW007888
(1) EW007888
(1) EW007667
(1) EW007894
(1) EW006840
(1) EW00SS96
(1) EW007894
(1) EW007072
(2) EW007677 EW007820
(1) EW007468
(1) EW007470
(1) EW007867
(2) EW007824 EW00786B
(1) EW007844
(1) EW007808
(1) EW007808
EW007713
EW007S53 EW907S60 EW907674 EW007823
EW007787 EW007837
M
Ui
-------
~SPILLS
(2)
EW007877
STABILIZATION PONDS
( 1)
EW007924
~STAFF DEVELOPMENT
(2)
EW007547
STAFFING
( 1)
EW007563
~STANDARD PLATE COUNT
C 1)
EW007913
~STANDARDS
( 12)
EW007878
EW007568
EW007902
STANDARDS
(5)
EW007667
~STATE-OF-THE-ART REVIEWS
( 12)
EW007842
EW007000
EW007865
~STATE PROGRAMS
(6)
EW007632
~STATE ROLE
( 1)
EW007870
~STATISTICAL APPLICATIONS
( 1)
EW007863
~STATISTICS
(2)
EW007805
~STORM SEWERS
( 1)
EW007859
~STORMWATER
(2)
EW007831
~STRATEGIES
( 1)
EW007350
STREAM CHANNELS
( 1)
EW007638
~STREAMS
(3)
EW007737
STREAKS
( 1)
EW007801
~STUDENT EVALUATION
( 1)
EW007727
~STUDENT INTERESTS
( 1)
EW007692
~STUDENT NEEDS
( 1)
EW007692
STUDENT NEEDS
( 1)
EW007715
~STUDENT PARTICIPATION
( 1)
EW007700
~STUDENT PROJECTS
( 1)
EW007706
~STUDY GUIDES
(2)
EW008031
~STUDY SKILLS
(1)
EW007703
~SULFIDES
(2)
EW007526
~SUPERVISION
(5)
EW006914
SUPERVISION
( 1)
EW007466
~SURFACE RUNOFF
( 1)
EW007831
~SURFACE WATER
( 1)
EW007812
EV007905
EW007966
EW007569
EV007904
EW007651
EW007907
EW007672 EW007675
EW007913
EW007676 EW007841 EV007887
EW007004 EW007636 EW007809
EW007882 EW007884 EW007901
EW007972
EW007810
EW80787I EW007876
EW007811 EW007833
EW007637 EW007638 EW007816 EW007B19 EW007900
EW007863
EW007899
ETO07893 EW007963
EW008032
EW007690
EW007467 EW007547 EW007704 EW007964
-------
~SURVEYS
(8)
EV007901
EW007430
SUSPENDED SOLIDS
( 1)
EW007788
~SYMPOSIA
(2)
EW007654
SYMPOSIA
(2)
EW007699
~SYRINGE SAMPLERS
( 1)
EW007791
~SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
(2)
EW007639
~SYSTEMS APPROACH
( 1)
EW007833
~TANKS
( 1)
EW007922
~TAXES
( 1)
EV007908
~TEACHER DEVELOPED MATERIALS
( 1)
EW007697
~TEACHER EDUCATION
(39)
EW007699
EW007707
EW007715
EW007724
EW007692
EW007700
EW007708
EW007716
EW007725
TEACHER EDUCATION
(2)
EW007723
~TEACHER IMPROVEMENT
(2)
EW007723
TEACHER IMPROVEMENT
(39)
EV007699
EW007707
EW007715
EV007724
EV007692
EW007700
EW007708
EW007716
EW007725
TEACHER PERFORMANCE
(41)
EW007699
EW007707
EV007715
EW007723
EW007731
EW007692
EW007700
EW007708
EW007716
EV007724
EV007732
TEACHING MACHINES
( 1)
EW007725
~TEACHINC METHODS
(5)
EV006838
TEACHING METHODS
(7)
EW007704
~TEAM TEACHING
( 1)
EW007716
~TECHNIQUES
( 1)
EW007819
~TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT
(2)
EW007430
~TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS
(7)
EW007525
~TECHNOLOGY
( 16)
EW007820
EW007924
EW006833
EW007827
TECHNOLOGY
(5)
EW006840
EW007563 EW007649 EW007676 EW007677 EW007878 EW007894
EW007B07
EW007812
EW007833
EW007693
EWB07701
EW007709
EW007717
EW007726
EW007727
EW007727
EW007693
EW007701
EW007709
EW007717
EW007726
EW007693
EW007701
EW007709
EW007717
EW007725
EW007694
EW007702
EW007710
EV007718
EY007728
EW007694
EW007702
EW007710
EW007718
EW007728
EW007694
EW007702
EV007710
EW007718
EV007726
ETO07695
EV007703
EW007711
EV007719
EW007729
EW007695
EW007703
EW007711
EW007719
EW007729
EV007695
EW007703
EW007711
EW007719
EW007727
EWB07696
EW007704
EW007712
EW007720
EW007730
EW007696
EW007704
EW007712
EW007720
EW007730
EV007696
EW007704
EW007712
EW007720
EW007728
EW007697
EV007705
EW007713
EW007721
EW007731
EW007697
EW007705
EW007713
EW007721
EW007731
EW007697
EW007705
EW007713
EW007721
EW007729
EV007698
EW007706
EW007714
EW007722
EW007732
EW007698
EW007706
EW007714
EV007722
EW007732
EW007698
EW007706
EW007714
EW007722
EW007730
EW007706 EV007716 EW007717 EV007725
EV007705 EV007709 EW007710 EW007715 EW007719 EW007720
EW007656
EW007783
EW007416
EW007828
EW007791
EW007417
EW007844
EWB07799
EV007430
EW007861
EW007917
EV007644
EW007884
EW007918
EW007799
EW007892
EW008047
EV007819
EW007903
EV007424
EW007656
EW007866
EW007917
-------
~TELEVISION
( 1)
EW007724
~TENNESSEE
(2)
EW007364
~TESTING
( 1)
EW008036
~TEXAS
(2)
EW007547
~TEXTILE INDUSTRY
(2)
EV007867
TIME DELAYS
( 1)
EW007673
~TITRATION
(2)
EW007688
TITRATION
( 1)
EW007808
~TOXICITY
(4)
EV007568
~TOXICOLOCY
(2)
EW007648
~TOXIC SUBSTANCES
(5)
EW007568
TOXIC SUBSTANCES
( 1)
EW007662
~TRACKING BUOYS
( 1)
EW0077BS
~TRAINER EDUCATION
( 1)
EW006841
~TRAINERS
(3)
EW006833
~TRAINIRC
(61)
EW00604!
EW007692
EW007701
EW007709
EW007717
EW007725
EW007901
EV006833
EW006914
EW007693
EW007702
EW007710
EW007718
EW007726
EW007943
TRAINING
(2)
EW007694
~TRAINING MANUALS
(4)
EV007963
~TRAINING NEEDS
(2)
EW007463
~TRAINING PROGRAMS
(7)
EW006842
TRAINING PROGRAMS
( 1)
EW006836
~TRAINING TECHNIQUES
( 1)
EW006842
~TRANSPARENCIES
( 1)
EW007720
~TREND ANALYSIS
(2)
EW006833
TRIAZINE
( 1)
EW007811
~TRICHLOROETHYLENE
( 1)
EW007923
~TRICKLING FILTERS
( 1)
EW007664
~TRIHALOMETHANES
( 1)
EW007842
~TROUBLESHOOTING
(2)
EW007231
EW008042
EW007967
EW007868
EK007605
EW007569 EW007650 EV008030
EW007653
EW007369 EW007653 EWO076S9 EW007873
EW006841
EW007942
EW006834
EW006833
EV006837
EW00683B
EW006839
EW006840
EW007632
EW007637
EW007657
EV007664
EW007663
EW007666
EW007695
EW007696
EW007697
EV007698
EV007699
EW007700
EV007703
EW007704
EV007705
EW007706
EW007707
EW007708
EW007711
EW007712
EW007713
EW007714
EW00771S
EW007716
EW007719
EW007720
EW007721
EW007722
EW007723
EV007724
EW007727
EV007728
EW007729
EW007730
EWB0773I
EK007732
EW007964
EV007966
EV007968
EW007972
EW007888
EW007969
EV007970
EW007971
EW007942
EV007665
EW007901
EW007942
EV007943
EW007967
EW007971
EW006840
EW00753S
-------
~TURBIDITY
( 1)
EW007788
TURBINE GATES
( 1)
EW007789
~TUTORING
( 1)
EW007701
~TVA
( 1)
EW008042
~UNIT OF INSTRUCTION
( 1)
EW007694
UNIT OPERATIONS
( 1)
EW007430
URBAN AREAS
( 1)
EW007899
~URBAN ENVIRONMENT
( 1)
EW007642
URBAN ENVIRONMENT
(3)
EW007833
~URBANIZATION
( 1)
EW007898
USDA
( 1)
EV005396
USEPA
( 1)
EV005396
~UTILITIES
(8)
EV007831
EW007908
UTILITIES
(6)
EV007547
~UTILITIES (WATER)
(4)
EW007910
~VADOSE ZONE
( 1)
EV007069
~VALUES
(4)
EW006833
~VALVES
(3)
EW007000
~VEGETATION
( 1)
EW007825
~VERBAL COMMUNICATION
( 1)
EV007712
~VIDEODISCS
( 1)
EV006842
~VIDEO EQUIPMENT
( 1)
EW007724
VIDEOTAPE RECORDINGS
( 1)
EV007724
~VIDEOTAPES
( 1)
EW007657
~VIRGINIA
( 1)
EW007677
~VISUAL AIDS
(4)
EV007718
~VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
(43)
EV006839
EW007697
EV007698
EW007705
EV007706
EW007713
EV007714
EW007721
EW007722
EW007729
EW007730
~VOLUNTEERS
( 1)
EW006914
VOLUNTEER TRAINING
( 1)
EW006914
EW007836 EV007898
EW007S36 EW007649 EW007651 EWB07B77 EW007878 EW&07891
EW807637 EW007665 EW007666 EW007739 EW007838
EW007911 EW007912 EV0079I3
EW006836 EW006837 EWB06B40
EW007651 EW007789
EW007719
EW006841
EW007699
EV007707
EW007715
EW007723
EW007731
EW007720
EW007692
EW007700
EW007708
EW007716
EW007724
EW007732
EV007726
EW007693
EW007701
EW007709
EW007717
EW007725
EW007694
EW007702
EW007710
EW007718
EW007726
EW007695
EV007703
EW007711
EW007719
EW007727
EX007696
EW007704
EW007712
EW007720
EW007728
-------
~WASTE
DISPOSAL
(27)
EW006847
EW007652
EW007661
EW0078I4
EW007S24
EW007903
EW007904
WASTE
DISPOSAL
(2)
EW007363
*WASTE
MANAGEMENT
(2)
EW007867
~WASTES
(3)
EW007661
WASTES
(6)
EW006847
~WASTES (ORGANIC)
(2)
EW007837
~WASTE
TREATMENT
(1)
EW007897
~WASTEWATER
(2)
EW007644
~WASTEWATER COLLECTION
( 13)
EW007526
EW007859
EW007860
~WASTEWATER DISPOSAL
( 1)
EW007424
~WASTEWATER RECLAMATION
( 1)
EW007552
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
(77)
EW007004
EW007466
EW007468
EW007347
EW007552
EW007563
EW007364
EW007649
EW007630
EW007663
EW007666
EW007786
EW007799
EW007823
EW007826
EW007866
EW007867
EW007923
EW007924
WASTEWATER TREATMENT
(I)
EW007861
~WATER
ANALYSIS
(2)
EW007869
WATER
COLLECTION
( 1)
EW007788
~WATER
CONSERVATION
(8)
EW007002
EW007912
WATER
CONSERVATION
( 1)
EW007921
~WATER
DISTRIBUTION
(9)
EW006997
EW007863
EW008030
WATER
DISTRIBUTION
( 1)
EW007963
~WATER
HAMMER
(1)
EW007789
~WATER
IMPOUNDMENT
( 1)
EW007812
~WATER
LEAKS
( 1)
EW007003
~WATER
LOSS
(2)
EW007003
~WATER
MAINS
( 1)
EW007863
~WATER
MANAGEMENT
(2)
EW007463
EW007071
EW007662
EW007825
EW008031
EW007829
EW007868
EW007826
EW007632
EW007838
EW007072 EW007430 EW007468 EW007527 EW007644
EV007670 EW007671 EV007673 EW007674 EW007677
EW007826 EW007828 EW007830 EW007837 EW007838
EW008032
EW007897
EV007662 EW007823 EW007829 EW007830
EW007904
EW007S63
EV007861
EW0076B7 EW007689 EW007690 EW007798 EW007B31
EW007899 EW007921 EW007968
EW007416
EW007469
EW007S53
EW007565
EW007654
EW007667
EW007814
EW007830
EW007868
EW007967
EV007417
EW007470
EW007594
EW007566
EW007656
EW007674
EW007815
EW007833
EW007869
EW007968
EW007424
EV007523
EW00735S
EW007567
EV0076S7
EW007677
EV007820
EW007837
EW007873
EW008043
EW007430
EW007325
EW0073S6
EW007S70
EW007661
EW007689
EW007821
EW007838
EW007892
EW008047
EW007464
EV007526
EW007557
EW007637
EW007662
EW007690
EW007822
EW007860
EW007897
EW007465
EW007527
EW007560
EW007644
EW007664
EW007739
EW007823
EW007862
EW007903
EW007890
EW007S23 EV007S49 EW007550 EW007552 EW007B91 EW007909
EW006998 EW007000 EW007003 EW007324 EK007789 EW007807
EW007844
EW007870
-------
~WATER
METERS
(2)
EW007002
~WATER
POLLUTION
(4)
EW007814
WATER
POLLUTION
( 1)
EW007897
~WATER
POLLUTION
CONTROL
(27)
EW007072
EW007632
EW007633
EW007813
EW007823
EW007842
EW007867
WATER
POLLUTION
CONTROL
(8)
EW006847
EW007890
~WATER
PROJECTS
(2)
EW007670
~WATER
PURIFICATION
( 1)
EW007869
~WATER
QUALITY
(70)
EW007004
EW007568
EW007370
EW007737
EW007788
EW007816
EW007817
EW007833
EW007839
EW007877
EW007878
EW007890
EW007892
EW007900
EW007902
EW007925
EW007965
WATER
QUALITY
( 17)
EW007430
EW007813
EW007813
EW007889
EW007898
~WATER
RATES
(6)
EW007908
WATER
RATES
( 1)
EW007549
~WATER
RESOURCES
(38)
EW007003
EW007463
EW007464
EW007670
EW007672
EW007818
EW007837
EW007889
EW007891
WATER
RESOURCES
( 12)
EW007002
EW007877
EW007878
*WATER
REUSE
(3)
EW007330
WATER
RIGHTS
( 1)
EW007870
~WATERSHEDS
(4)
EW007462
WATER
SOFTENINC
( 1)
EW007813
~WATER
STORAGE
(3)
EW006999
WATER
STORAGE
( 1)
EW007807
~WATER
SUPPLY
(48)
EW006847
EW007324
EW007548
EW007673
EW00767S
EW007844
EW007858
EW007888
EW007889
EW007914
EW007839
EW007B59
EW007896
EW007416
EW007656
EW007827
EW007868
EW007417
EW007662
EW007829
EV007B73
EW007424 EW007430 EW007638 EW007644
EW007667 EW007783 EW007784 EW007785
EW007831 EW007833 EW007B33 EW007836
EV007637 EV007642 EW007650 EW007739 EW007826 EW007838
EW007671
EV007071
EV00763B
EW007791
EW007818
EW007840
EW007879
EV007893
EW007903
EW007969
EW007072
EV007635
EW007799
EW007819
EW007842
EWO07880
EW007894
EW007904
EW007970
EW007073
EW007667
EW007808
EW007824
EW007859
EW007881
EW007895
EW007903
EW007972
EW007463
EV007672
EW007899
EV007827
EW007868
EW007882
EW007896
EW007907
EW008030
EW007548
EW007673
EW007810
EW007B29
EW007870
EW007883
EV007897
EW007915
EW008036
EW007567
EW007676
EW007811
EW007831
EV007872
EW007887
EW007899
EW007918
EW007335
EW007826
EW007337
EW007833
EW007630
EW007836
EW007654
EW007837
EW007662
EW007843
EV007688
EW007888
EW007909 EW007910 EW007911 EW007912 EW007921
EW007068
EW007323
EW007673
EW007841
EW007894
EW007069
EW007324
EW007737
EW007844
EW007898
EW007070
EW007348
EW007790
EV007870
EW007921
EW007071
EW007349
EW007812
EW007871
EW007963
EW007073
EW007330
EV007816
EV007872
EW008042
EW007462
EW007638
EW007817
EW007888
EW007632
EW007969
EW007671
EW007970
EW007791
EW007972
EW007807 EW007835 EW007836
EW007332 EW007837
EV007548 EW007639 EW007819
EW007001 EW007069 EW007812 EW007922
EW006997
EW007349
EW007676
EW007863
EV007890
EW006998
EW007531
EV007788
EW007877
EV007891
EW006999
EV007632
EW007790
EW007878
EW007894
EV007000
EW007651
EW007807
EW007879
EV007898
EW007003
EW007670
EW007812
EW007880
EW007900
EW007462
EW007671
EW007841
EW0078B2
EW007908
-------
EW007909
EW007972
EW007910
EW007911
EW007912
EW007922
EW007963
EW007969
EW007970
WATER SUPPLY
(4)
EW007637
EW007666
EW007843
EW007887
~WATER TANKS
(2)
EW006999
EW007922
~WATER TREATMENT
(37)
EW007556
EW007799
EW007881
EW007904
EWO06996
EW007637
EW007815
EW007882
EW007925
EW006997
EW007649
EW007B42
EW0078B3
EW007969
EW007000
EW007657
EW007843
EV007887
EW007970
EW007462
EW007665
EW007858
EW007888
EW007972
EW007464
EW007666
EW007869
EW007889
EW008030
EW007325
EW007787
EW007879
EW007890
EW007647
EW007788
EW007880
EW007900
WATER TREATMENT
( I)
EW007833
~WATER USE
(B)
EW007921
EW007002
EW007523
EW007S49
EW007909
EW007910
EW007911
EW007912
WATER USE
( 1)
EW007550
~WEED CONTROL
( 1)
EW005599
~WEEDS
( 1)
EW005399
~WELLS
(4)
EW007644
EW007790
EW007791
EW007903
WELLS
(2)
EW007071
EW007072
~WEST GERMANY
( 1)
EW007BB3
~WIRE CLOTH
( 1)
EW007559
~WISCONSIN
( 1)
EW007786
~WORKBOOKS
( 1)
EW007801
~WORK ENVIRONMENT
(3)
EW006836
EW007916
EW007971
~WORKSHOPS
(2)
EW007833
EW0079Ť4
~WORLD PROBLEMS
(3)
EW007813
EW007814
EW007896
WORLD PROBLEMS
(2)
EW007654
EW007838
~ZOOLOGY
( 1)
EW007839
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