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Spatial Analysis for Identifying Hotspots of EDC and PPCP Sources for Developing Monitoring Systems

October 27, 2011

International Water Association  - Specialist ConferenceDIPCON2011, 18-23 September 2011, Rotorua, New Zealand

M.J. Park and M-H. Park

“Endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) and pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCPs) are emerging contaminants of increasing concern. Municipal wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) are considered as the primary EDC/PPCP contaminant sources while other significant sources may include nonpoint sources such as agriculture and urban runoff (Jjemba, 2008). Therefore, a watershed approach to considering all these sources is necessary to develop effective monitoring and management strategies for EDCs and PPCPs. This study aims to identify EDC/PPCP sources and hotspots using geographic information system (GIS) spatial analysis.”

Spatial analysis for identifying hotspots of EDC and PPCP  sources for developing monitoring systems

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