Advances in Water Pollution Research. Proceedings of the International Conference Held in London, September 1962

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
ERRATA, Page vi
SPEECH OF WELCOME, Pages vii-ix, E. LECLERC
INTRODUCTORY ADDRESS WATER POLLUTION RESEARCH AND THE REVOLUTION IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, Pages xi-xxv, GORDON M. FAIR
THE STATE OF RESEARCH IN WATER POLLUTION AND ITS DIRECTION IN THE UNITED STATES, Pages xxvii-xxxii, GORDON E. MCCALLUM
WATER POLLUTION RESEARCH—A NEW BEGINNING, Pages xxxiii-xxxvii, HARRY A. FABER
ACTIVITY OF O.E.C.D. IN THE FIELD OF WATER POLLUTION, Pages xxxix-xlii, PIERRA LIEBEN
BIOLOGICAL EXTRACTION AND ACCUMULATION IN STREAM SELF-PURIFICATION, Pages 1-15, C.J. VELZ, J.J. GANNON
THE OXYGEN REGIME AND THE PROCESSES OF SELF-PURIFICATION IN RESERVOIRS WITH RETARDED DISCHARGE, Pages 17-29, S.M. DRACHEV
THE EFFECT OF THE CURRENT ON THE COMPOSITION OF BIOCOENOSES IN FLOWING WATER STREAMS, Pages 31-34,34a-34b,35-38,38a,39-49, O. JAAG, H. AMBühl
SELF-PURIFICATION OF FRESH WATER STREAMS AS AFFECTED BY TEMPERATURE AND BY THE CONTENT OF OXYGEN, NITROGEN AND OTHER SUBSTANCES, Pages 51-62, E. LECLERC
AN ELECTRONIC MONITOR SYSTEM FOR RIVER-QUALITY SURVEILLANCE AND RESEARCH, Pages 63-72,72a-72g,73-77, EDWARD J. CLEARY
AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR OXYGEN SAG CALCULATIONS, Pages 79-87, JAN G.W. RENNERFELT
THE PREDICTION OF STREAM REAERATION RATES, Pages 89-136, M.A. CHURCHILL, H.L. ELMORE, R.A. BUCKINGHAM
THE RESEARCH PROGRAM ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER IN THE VICINITY OF MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. PAUL, Pages 137-162, G.J. SCHROEPFER, M.L. ROBINS, R.H. SUSAG
RECOVERY AND IDENTIFICATION OF ORGANICS IN WATER, Pages 163-189, RICHARD D. HOAK
INVESTIGATION OF A SMALL WATERCOURSE ACCIDENTALLY POLLUTED BY PHENOL COMPOUNDS, Pages 191-203, H. KROMBACH, J. BARTHEL
SALMONELLAE IN CRUDE SEWAGE, SEWAGE EFFLUENT AND SEWAGE-POLLUTED NATURAL WATERS, Pages 205-226, J.H. MCCOY
THE ROLE OF AQUATIC ACTINOMYCETES IN SELF-PURIFICATION OF FRESH WATER STREAMS, Pages 227-236,236a-236b,237-243, J.K.G. SLLVEY
DETERMINATION AND CHARTING OF THE WASTE LOAD IN A FLOWING STREAM, Pages 245-259, G. MÜLLER-Neuhaus
THE EFFECT OF HEATED EFFLUENTS ON FISH, Pages 261-292, JOHN S. ALABASTER
EFFECTS OF DOMESTIC AND INDUSTRIAL DISCHARGES ON THE ECOLOGY OF RIFFLES IN MIDLAND STREAMS, Pages 293-317, H.A. HAWKES
SOME EFFECTS OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS ON THE CONDITIONS IN FRESH-WATER STREAMS WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THEIR OXYGEN BALANCE, Pages 319-337, R.W. EDWARDS
A STUDY OF PURIFICATION BY BIOLOGICAL MEANS, INVOLVING THE SUCCESSIVE ACTIONS OF SELECTED AND ADAPTED STRAINS OF MICRO-ORGANISMS FOR THE TREATMENT OF RESIDUAL TRADE WASTES FROM PAPER PULP FACTORIES, Pages 1-25, G. BREBION, SIMONE PRAT, J. PRAT
CONCENTRATION EFFECTS IN THE BIOLOGICAL OXIDATION OF TRADE WASTES, Pages 27-59, I.S. WILSON
MECHANISM OF GAS ABSORPTION BY TURBULENT LIQUIDS, Pages 61-80,80a-80b,81-96, WILLIAM E. DOBBINS
THE PRESENT STATE OF PURIFICATION OF TOWN SEWAGE AND THE TREND IN RESEARCH WORK IN THE CITY OF MOSCOW, Pages 97-104,104a-104e,105-118, N.M. POPOVA, O.T. BOLOTINA
WATER RECLAMATION, ALGAL PRODUCTION AND METHANE FERMENTATION IN WASTE PONDS, Pages 119-157, W.J. OSWALD, C.G. GOLUEKE, R.C. COOPER, H.K. GEE, J.C. BRONSON
THE BIOLOGICAL FILTRATION OF COAL CARBONIZATION PLANT EFFLUENTS, Pages 159-206, S.H. JENKINS, J.A. SLIM, G.W. COOK, A.B. NEALE, K. PICKETT
METHODS FOR THE REMOVAL OF PHOSPHORUS AND NITROGEN FROM SEWAGE PLANT EFFLUENTS, Pages 207-230, GERARD A. ROHLICH
REMOVAL OF BIOLOGICALLY-RESISTANT POLLUTANTS FROM WASTE WATERS BY ADSORPTION, Pages 231-266, J. CARRELL MORRIS, WALTER J. WEBER JR.
EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON HIGH-RATE DIGESTION OF NIGHTSOIL, Pages 267-303, SHIGEHISA IWAI, ATSUHIRO HONDA, CHIN-YUAN CHUANG
NUTRIENT REQUIREMENTS AND BIOLOGICAL SOLIDS ACCUMULATION IN ANAEROBIC DIGESTION, Pages 305-333, RICHARD E. SPEECE, PERRY L. MCCARTY
FLOW PATTERNS IN A RECTANGULAR SEWAGE SEDIMENTATION TANK, Pages 335-366,366a,367-385, R.F. WILLS, C. DAVIS
RECENT WORK ON THE TREATMENT AND DEWATERING OF SEWAGE SLUDGE, Pages 387-416,416a-416b,417, J.D. SWANWICK, F.W. LUSSIGNEA, R.C. BASKERVILLE
GROWTH AND ENDOGENOUS PHASES IN THE OXIDATION OF GLUCOSE, Pages 419-449, T.R. MCWHORTER, H. HEUKELEKIAN
DETERMINATION OF THE SIZE OF TANKS FOR THE AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC DEGRADATION OF ORGANIC WASTES, Pages 451-522, FRANZ PÖPEL
HUMAN ENTERIC VIRUSES IN WATER: SOURCE, SURVIVAL AND REMOVABILITY, Pages 523-536,536a,537-541, N.A. CLARKE, G. BERG, P.W. KABLER, S.L. CHANG, ROBERT A. TAFT
THE USE OF CERAMIC SPONGES FOR HIGH LEVEL WASTE DISPOSAL, Pages 543-556,556a,557-571, C.W. CHRISTENSON, R.G. THOMAS, W.H. ADAMS, E.B. FOWLER, G.D. KELLY
CONSIDERATIONS ON THE SITING OF OUTFALLS FOR THE SEA DISPOSAL OF RADIOACTIVE EFFLUENT IN TIDAL WATERS, Pages 1-16,16a,17-35, R.T.P. WHIPPLE
SCIENTIFIC PARAMETERS OF MARINE WASTE DISCHARGE, Pages 37-56, HARVEY F. LUDWIG, BEN ONODERA
MARINE DILUTION AND INACTIVATION OF SEWAGE, Pages 57-83, R.H. THOMAS
THE OCCURRENCE, EFFECTS, AND FATE OF OIL POLLUTING THE SEA, Pages 85-118, CLAUDE E. ZOBELL
NEARSHORE WINDS AND CURRENTS OF GUANABARA STATE, BRAZIL, Pages 119-143, ROBERT E. SELLECK, ENALDO C. PEIXOTO
MIXING AND DISPERSION OF WASTES BY WIND AND WAVE ACTION, Pages 145-175, FRANK D. MASCH
MIXING IN THE SURF ZONE, Pages 177-196,196a-196d,197-198, T.F.W. HARRIS, J.M. JORDAAN, W.R. MCMURRAY, C.J. VERWEY, F.P. ANDERSON
EFFECT OF WIND, TIDE AND WEATHER ON NEARSHORE OCEAN CONDITIONS, Pages 199-202,202a-202b,203-218, JOHN D. PARKHURST, W.E. GARRISON, M.L. WHITT
SOME PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF OPEN COASTAL WATERS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO WASTE DISCHARGE, Pages 219-246, R.B. TIBBY, J.L. BARNARD
ECOLOGY OF THE ROCKY NEARSHORE ENVIRONMENT IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AND POSSIBLE INFLUENCES OF DISCHARGED WASTES, Pages 247-250,250a-250b,251-256,256a,257-274, WHEELER J. NORTH
TOXICITY OF COPPER AND CHROMIUM IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT, Pages 275-282,282a,283-290, J.E.G. RAYMONT, J. SHIELDS
WATER POLLUTION AND MINAMATA DISEASE, Pages 291-308, RAISAKU KIYOURA
THE CALCULATION OF POLLUTION OF THE THAMES ESTUARY BY A THEORY OF QUANTIZED MIXING, Pages 309-328, W.S. PREDDY, B. WEBBER
THE MIXING PROCESSES IN A TIDAL ESTUARY, Pages 329-346, K.F. BOWDEN
PHOTOSYNTHETIC OXYGENATION OF A POLLUTED ESTUARY, Pages 347-403, C.H.J. HULL
NITROGEN TRANSFORMATIONS IN A POLLUTED ESTUARY, Pages 405-422, L. WILKINSON
CHAIRMEN'S SUMMARIES, Pages 423-425, B.A. SOUTHGATE
ABSTRACT OF COMMENTS, Page 427, MARK D. HOLLIS
VOTES OF THANKS, Pages 429-430, O. JAAG
CLOSING REMARKS, Page 431, E. LECLERC
NAME INDEX, Pages 339-341
NAME INDEX, Pages 573-578
NAME INDEX, Pages 433-437