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An air aeration system seminar/workshop was held at the University of Wisconsin-Madison on August 2-4, 1982. Consulting engineers, planners, and other professionals were able to exchange information on current design, testing, operation, and control activities in the United States, Canada, and Europe. The 2-1 / 2-day seminar/workshhop consisted of short, formal discussions on the first day and the morning of the second day, workshop sessions on the afternoon of the second day, and a wrap-up interchange on new directions on the morning of the third day. The conference, cosponsored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Environment Canada, was held primarily to define areas of agreement and disagreement concerning this rapidly-changing technology and to identify associated research needs. The proceedings includes the 25 papers presented at the seminar/workshop, summaries of four workshop sessions, and a list of seminar/workshop participants; it provides comprehensive, current, stat-of-the-art information that should be of interest to all practitioners in the field of oxygen transfer. |
