Citation:

GRIMM, A. US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY'S PATHOGEN RESEARCH. Presented at Global Water Research Coalition, Paris, FRANCE, December 08 - 09, 2005.

Impact/Purpose:

1) Refine new, practical methods for the detection of CCL-related and emerging waterborne human protozoa.

2) Perform field tests of devices or methods that have been developed under this task.

3) Evaluate these methods or devices in a variety of water matrices and parasite concentrations.

This work in this task supports CCL2 and 3 and is expected to be completed by 9/07.

Description:

Overview of the Pathogen Rsearch Program

Record Details:

Record Type:DOCUMENT( PRESENTATION/ SLIDE)

Product Published Date:12/08/2005

Record Last Revised:06/21/2006

Record ID: 148303

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Planning Links:

planid :1078

myp :DW

myp_title :Drinking Water

ltg :DW-2

ltg_title :Reg Pathogens

progproj :A7

Goal :2

Goal Title :Clean and Safe Water

obj :203

obj_title :Enhance Science and Res

subobj :20302

subobj_title :Research

apgfy :2006

APG :244

APG Title :Provide the Office of Water with a synthesis report on package treatment technologies for small systems and on improved analytical methods for the detection of waterborne pathogens, to support implementation of the Ground Water and Surface Water Rules

apmfy :2006

APM :343

APM Title :Improved methods for drinking water microbes (advances in protozoan detection procedures)