Marine disposal systems : proceedings of the IAWPRC Specialist Conference held in Lisbon, Portugal, 20-22 November 1991

Section headings and selected papers: Water Quality Standards and Bacterial Indicators. Bacterial die-off from sewage discharged through submarine outfalls, J. M. Bravo & A. De Vic nte. Oceanographic Studies and Monitoring of Systems. Compliance testing for ocean outfall performance utilising natural fluorescence of effluent in seawater mixtures, R. B. Kaye & P. R. Had ad. Environmental Impact Studies. Impact of sewage disposal on the distribution and flux of detergents in Alexandria coastal waters, Egypt, T. A. Aboul-Kassim. Ecological consequences of untreated wastewater discharge in the Saronikos Gulf, Greece, A. J. Theodorou. Modelling of Waste Disposal Systems. Modelling microbial concentrations from multiple outfalls using time-varying inputs and decay rates, R. G. Bell et al. Debate on uncertainty in estimating bathing water quality, T. Larsen. Submarine Outfall Design and Construction. The concept of the optimum alignment of discharge pipelines due to the minimization of the wave forces, A. Akyarli & Y. Arisoy Cultural, Legal and Social Issues. Marine disposal of waste water from combined sewerage systems - problems, politics, practicalities, P. C. Head & D. H. Cra shaw. An example of how bad public relations can defeat a good water pollution control project, E. R. de Britto et al. The reintegration of used waters in the environment, P. Celestino da Costa.