Contents: Foreword by K. Guiver, President, IWEM; Water quality modelling: An overview of requirements, R.J. Pentreath; Parallel processes in hydrology and water quality: Objective inference from hydrological data, Peter C. Young; The role of models in environmental impact assessment, Paul Whitehead; Modelling river water quality and impact from sewers and storm sewer overflows, Anders Malmgren-Hansen and Hanne K. Bach; Research developments of flow and water quality modelling in coastal and estuarine waters, Roger A. Falconer; Hydrodynamic and physical considerations for water quality modelling, Mrs J. M. Maskell; Water quality aspects of estuary modelling, J.I. Baird and K. Whitelaw; Mathematical models and engineering design, Graham Thompson.
Biography
Roger Falconer is Professor of Water Engineering at the University of Bradford, UK and Leader of the Computational Hydraulics and Environmental Modelling Research Group. A Fellow of IWEM and ICE, in 1992 he received the Ippen Award of the International Association for Hydraulic Research, and recently delivered the ICE Vernon Harcourt Lecture on Water Quality Modelling. Previously he was Lecturer in Civil Engineering at the University of Birmingham, UK and has published over 60 papers and articles on Computational Hydraulics and Water Quality Modelling.
