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Contents Preface IWA Specialist Groups Anaerobic Digestion 1 Assessment and Control of Hazardous Substances in Water 4 Biofi lms 8 Design, Operation and Maintenance of Drinking Water Treatment Plants 10 Disinfection 12 IAHR/IWA/IAHS Hydroinformatics Joint Committee 20 Groundwater: Perspectives, Challenges and Trends 27 Institutional Governance and Regulation 33 Outfall Systems 37 Marketing and Communications 42 Membrane Technology 44 Metals and Related Substances in Drinking Water 49 Microbial Ecology and Water Engineering 52 Off-Flavours in the Aquatic Environment: A Global Issue 58 Resources-Oriented Sanitation 64 Decentralised Wastewater Management: An Overview 68 Sludges, Residuals and Biosolids: Global Trends and Challenges 71 Statistics and Economics 77 Sustainability in the Water Sector 79 Rainfall Extremes and Urban Drainage 83 Wastewater Pond Technology 86 Water and Wastewater in Ancient Civilizations 90 Water Reuse: A Growing Option to Meet Water Needs 95 Watershed and River Basin Management 100 Winery Wastewater Treatment in a Sustainable Perspective 105 Page
IWA Specialist Groups Preface Specialist Groups represent the core vehicle for issue-based interaction on scientifi c, technical and management topics within the International Water Association (IWA). Specialist Groups facilitate cooperation, networking and knowledge generation, primarily through regular conferences and publications. They are a major source of channelling the energy that is in the water professional community to organize events, spread news through regular newsletters, to generate collaboration on a voluntary basis, etc. One of the larger voluntary efforts that fi nd an outlet through the Specialist Groups are Task Groups that are formed within a hosting Specialist Group to perform a defi ned task, for example the production of a IWA Scientifi c and Technical Report that describes the state-of-the-art in a certain discipline or a consensus to move forward on a certain topic. IWA’s Specialist Groups are self-managed and cover all-important topics in the water management sector. In total some 50 Specialist Groups have been formed. They are an exceptionally effective means of information and knowledge sharing. To improve the quality of knowledge sharing, for the fi rst time, the IWA has produced this report on Global Trends & Challenges in Water Science, Research and Management. It is a compendium compiled from the submissions of IWA Specialist Groups. This report aims to raise the profi les of the IWA Specialist Groups and let Specialist Groups be better known by water professionals in the world, as well as to supply better knowledge dissemination. It is composed of papers from each group summarizing the current state of knowledge within the SG topic/subtopics and future trends and challenges. It creates an understanding of the topic for the reader, and shows the trends and challenges within the Specialist Groups by identifying, for example, three hot topics that are expected to surface in the next fi ve years. No particular format was imposed, allowing the Specialist Groups to develop their messages freely to the community. There are in total 25 Specialist Group contributions in this fi rst compendium, to be distributed to IWA members, partners and other water professionals. This effort will be continued periodically in order to keep information and knowledge up to date. The work of the Specialist Groups is coordinated and supported by IWA Specialist Groups Manager Dr Hong Li. Please feel free to contact her by email at hong.li@iwahq.org if you require any further information or have any questions about the content of this report. Enjoy the read and get an update on where things are and are moving to! Professor Peter Vanrolleghem, PhD. modelEAU – Université Laval, Québec, Canada Chairman IWA Strategic Council Sub-Committee on Specialist Groups
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