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Water Environment & Technology (WE&T) is the premier magazine for the water quality field. WE&T provides information on what professionals demand:
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Sewer Sociology Archives
What do sewer flows tell us about our day? Most sewer flows are characterized by repeatable diurnal patterns that vary among weekdays, weekends, and holidays. Variations are also observed based on land use differences. Other distractions and disruptions of daily life also can be seen as departures from these patterns, and the magnitude of their impact can be investigated.
Sewer sociology is the study of these patterns and, while often entertaining, has practical applications for sewer design, hydraulic modeling, infiltration and inflow studies, and real-time monitoring and alarming.
Mystery Flow: Part 1
Originally published May 2008
Land Use
Originally published April 2008
St. Patrick's Day Flows
Originally published March 2008
Debunking the Halftime Flush
Originally published February 2008
California Wildfires
Originally published January 2008
Convention Flow
Originally published December 2007
Year-End Holidays: Let It Flow
Originally published November 2007
Big Flow on Campus
Originally published October 2007
Monitoring Disasters
Originally published September 2007
Major League Flow
Originally published August 2007
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