PPT-Office of Water Water Quality

Division Water QualityStorm water Seminar October 2016 EPermitting Demo Radhika Aduri Water Quality Division EPermitting Topics covered in this presentation Introduction to online application STEERS. The air in the water will quickly clear rising from the bottom upwards This shows that it is only air and so not harmful at all Internal plumbing can sometimes heat up your cold water making it look cloudy Running the tap will draw the warmed water The World Water Development Report 1 Water for People Water for Life The World Water Development Report 2 Water A Shared Responsibility The World Water Development Report 3 Water in a Changing World Progress on Drinking Water and Sanitation Special Wednesday, April 7, 2010. 2. Mr. John Adams. DNR Office of Conservation. . Adoption of Minutes. . February 3, 2010. 3. Mr. Gary Snellgrove. DNR Office of Conservation. Statewide Water Management. Plan Update. The Office of Water Programs. Christian Carleton, P.H., CPSWQ, CPESC. Brian Currier, P.E.. David Alderete. LID Implementation Challenges:. Monitoring and Measuring Results. Select OWP . Experiences. Issues . for the Construction and Building Industry in 2014. A Presentation for the. Orange County Business Council. January 14, 2014. Mark . Grey, Ph.D., Technical . Director. Construction Industry Coalition on Water Quality. Sensor Integration. Ambient Control Systems . develops hardware and software products that are designed to provide catastrophic event management and mitigation capabilities to Police, Fire and Emergency Services Departments; and their emergency managers and field responders. These products offer improved real-time situational awareness and provide enhanced event response capabilities. This leads to reduced mitigation response times and improved responder safety. . . Selection of parameters for assessment. The first priority in assessing drinking-water quality must be to check microbiological quality. . This can be done by measuring, at a minimum, the “essential parameters” of . Macro-Invertebrates as Indicators of Water Quality. By: Lizzie Bowden. Background. Macro-invertebrates originally used as indicators of water quality. More accurate than chemical tests . –. 24/7, 365 days a year. To know how people interfere with water quality and water stress. To be able to explain . the process of eutrophication . To understand how climate change may impact on water supplies. Pollution in emerging countries…. Review. 1. . We, as a class, caught many different species of bugs on our field trip. What were these specific bugs called?. Benthic Macro Invertebrates. 2. . What do those words mean?. Benthic=bottom-dwelling. How are physical and biological factors used to determine water quality?. How do we know if water is safe to drink?. How do we know if water is safe for aquatic organisms?. Water Quality Indicators. Temperature. November 16, 2018. 17. TH. Annual Regulatory Update Conference . Kimberly Cenno, Bureau Chief & Rachel White, . Env. specialist. Bureau of Environmental Analysis, Restoration and Standards (BEARS). Isabel C. Escobar, Chemical & Environmental Engineering. April Ames, Public Health & Prevent Medicine. Defne. . Apul. , Civil Engineering. Thomas Bridgeman, Environmental Sciences. Daryl Dwyer, Environmental Sciences. Water Quality Parameters. Physical Water Quality . Turbidity . Total Solids (TS) and Suspended Solids (SS). Colour . Chemical Water Quality . Hydrogen Ion Concentration and pH. Total Dissolved Solids .