UMass Environmental and Water Resources Engineering Research Site
Environmental Chemistry Research
Associated Faculty
Many EWRE projects have strong environmental chemstry components as well as applications in the area of drinking water treatment. For this reason, some of these project appear in both research areas.
Example Research Projects
- Development of a Chemical Treatment Model
for Desalting Membrane Residuals (Kenneth
Mercer and John Tobiason), National Water Research
Institute - Cargill Fellowship, Switzer Foundation
Fellowship, 09/05 - 08/08.
- Optimizing the Generation and Capacity of
Adsorptive Sites on Oxide Surfaces for Manganese
Control (John Tobiason and William Knocke
(VA Tech)), American Water Works Association Research
Foundation, 01/04 – 10/07.
- Risk Based Prioritization of Disinfection
Byproducts (Richard Bull, David A.
Reckhow), Am. Wat. Wrks. Assn. Research Foundation
- Characterization
of TOX Produced During Disinfection Processes (David A. Reckhow and Patrick Hatcher, PIs) American
Water Works Association Research Foundation
- Watershed
Sources and Long-term Variability of BDOC and NOM
as Precursors (David A. Reckhow,
Paula L. Rees, Klaus Nuesslein) Am. Wat. Wrks. Assn.
Research Foundation
- Evaluation of NOM and DBP Precursors
in SWSC West Parish Raw Water Sources,
(David A. Reckhow & John E. Tobiason) Springfield
Water and Sewer Commission
- Chloramination Feasibility Planning
Study (David A. Reckhow & John
E. Tobiason) Hazen & Sawyer Engineering, City
of New York
- Establishing Guidelines for the Use of Ozone-GAC for Control of Endocrine Disruptors and Related Compounds in Water, (David A. Reckhow & Kathleen Arcaro) Massachusetts
Department of Environmental Protection
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