Water Sustainability -

Biographie:
Dr. Harry Zhang is the Research Program Manager on Integrated Water and Stormwater at The Water Research Foundation (WRF) where he directs the research portfolios on Sustainable Integrated Water Management (SIWM) and Stormwater. Dr. Zhang is the subject editor on water sustainability for Journal of Water Supply and was the subject editor on water sustainability for Journal of Water Science & Technology by International Water Association (IWA). In addition, Dr. Zhang was the chair for Hydrology and Watershed Management committee at American Water Resources Association (AWRA). Dr. Zhang has over 100 publications including books, book chapters, and peer-reviewed journal papers. Dr. Zhang holds a Ph.D. in Civil and Environmental Engineering (Water Resources) with minor research field in Systems Engineering from the University of Virginia and is a registered professional engineer in the U.S.

Sommaire:
Introduction to Sustainability in Water.- Climate Change and Global Water Sustainability.- Climate Change Impacts on Emerging Contaminants.- Community-owned Water Resource and Climate Change, Quality Management.- Sustainable Water Treatment Using Nanofiltration and Tight Ultrafiltration Membranes.- Sustainable Water Management in Agriculture.- Wastewater Treatment Plant: Anthropogenic Micropollutant Indicators for Sustainable River Management.- Sustainable Wastewater Treatment and Resource Recovery.- Wastewater Treatment and Control through Wetlands.- Rainwater Harvesting.- Stormwater Harvesting and Reuse.- Wastewater Reclamation.- Water Reclamation System and Micropollutants.- Desalination Technology for Sustainable Water Resource.- Sustainable Remediation: Integrating Risk, Science, and Sustainability Principles.- Sustainable Remediation Methods for Metals and Radionuclides.- Groundwater Remediation, Environmental and Economic Assessment.- Water and Energy Nexus.- Water-Energy-Food Nexus.- Sustainable Water Management in Industrial and Commercial Sector.- Water and Wastewater Operation: Instrumentation, Monitoring, Control and Automation.- Integrated Urban Water Management in Context of Sustainable Cities: A Review.