These pages contain publications available from AEESP, and its members.
Featured Publications:
Case Studies in Environmental Engineering and Science
Prepared by the AEESP Education Committee. Edited By Alok Bhandari (Kansas State University) and Michael A. Butkus (United States Military Academy), 2006.
The complete document (29 MB) and the individual case studies are available for download below.
Contents:
1. Fatal Disease Outbreak from Contaminated Drinking Water in Walkerton, Canada
Steve E. Hrudey
2. Waterborne Outbreak of Cryptosporidiosis in North Battleford, Canada
Steve E. Hrudey
3. How Waterborne Disease Outbreaks Relate to Treatment Failures
Gary S. Logsdon
4 Erosion Control for Construction Sites
Steven K. Starrett
5 Hydraulics of Chlorine Contact Tanks
Alok Bhandari
6. Evaluating Membrane Processes for Drinking Water Treatment
Design
M.E. Walsh and G.A. Gagnon
7. Upgrade of a Wastewater Treatment Facility to Meet Capacity
and Nutrient Removal Requirements
Angela R. Bielefeldt
8. Wastewater Treatment Facilities for a Native American Tribe
Angela R. Bielefeldt and Ravi Malhotra
9. Integrated Engineering and Landscape Architecture Approaches to Address Groundwater Declines in the High
Plains Aquifer
David R. Steward and Eric A. Bernard
Additional supplementary materials and solutions are available on CD for $25. Please contact the AEESP Business Manager for details.
Workshop on the Evolution
of Environmental Engineering as a Professional Discipline Final Report
The final report of this workshop preceding the Toronto AEESP 2002 Conference
has been posted as a downloadable pdf. [February 10, 2003]
How Safe is Our Nation's
Water Supply?
Prof. Dick Luthy testifies to the U.S. Congress on November 14. His statement
is provided by AEESP as a downloadable PDF file [November 16, 2001]
AEESP Laboratory Manual
The AEESP Environmental Processes Laboratory manual is now available. The
manual, which is on CD, contains over 30 lab descriptions on topics in
the areas of Transport and Partitioning Processes, Chemical Processes,
Biological Processes and Particle Dynamics and Separations. A few of
the classic laboratories from previous versions of the lab manual are
also included on the CD. Each laboratory description can be printed and
copied for distribution to students. An additional file for the instructor
provides added guidance on making the laboratory run smoothly and safely.
The Table of Contents is available as a PDF file.
The CD can be ordered through Joanne Fetzner ,
(217-398-6969). The AEESP member price of the CD is $50 and postage and handling
is $5 for US destinations and $10 for non-US destinations. The non-member
price and multiple copy price: for non-member individuals, the price is $75;
for a department in which someone has already purchased the CD at the $50
or $75 price, 12 or more copies may be purchased for $10 each. Prepayment
is required and MasterCard or Visa payments by email or fax (217-355-9232)
are welcome. [posted: Januray 10, 2003]