Workshop for Developing Evaluation Metrics to Advance a National Water Resource Resource Recovery Facility Test Bed Network

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Held at the National Science Foundation Headquarters in May 2016, the workshop’s primary objective was to define several key metrics that every new technology evaluated at the national testbed network that impacts the operations of a water resource recovery facility should measure and report.

The workshop focused on four technical areas:

1. Developing Common Metrics for All Technologies

2. Developing a Framework for New Metrics as new Innovations Emerge

3. Storing the Data Generated During Testing

4. Sharing Information After the Pilot is Completed

Final Report on Workshop for Developing Evaluation Metrics to Advance a National Water Resource Resource Recovery Facility Test Bed Network (PDF)

 

Meeting Materials

Agenda (PDF)

Workshop Introduction (PDF)

 

Kenote: Assessing the Performance of Innovative Technologies for Treatment and Resource Recovery

Charles B. Bott, PhD, PE, BCEE, Hampton Roads Sanitation District (PDF)

 

Keynote: Choosing the Appropriate Metric from Small to Large Facilities

Diego Rosso, University of California, Irvine (PDF)

 

Keynote: Integrating a Sustainability Framework with Assessment of Treatment and Resource Recovery Technologies

Qiong (Jane) Zhang, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of South Florida (PDF)