Monitoring COVID in wastewater
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Anthony Ladson
Dec 2, 2020, 5:56:37 PM12/2/20
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Webinar
8th December 2020
6pm (Sydney time)
Talk Synopsis:
6pm (Sydney time)
Free for EA members
Information and Pre-registration at:
Kaye Power
Sydney Water is Australia’s largest water utility and provides sewage services to over 5 million people through 25 000 km wastewater pipes. This places Sydney Water in a unique position to support the implementation of a sewage surveillance program. This presentation will look at Sydney Water’s role in testing sewage for molecular markers of COVID-19 and in implementing a sampling program, across our sewerage network to support public health decisions.
Gertjan Medema
Gertjan will provide an overview of the tools and techniques being deployed through Europe as well as a short introduction on how this can feed back into public policy.
Sydney Water is Australia’s largest water utility and provides sewage services to over 5 million people through 25 000 km wastewater pipes. This places Sydney Water in a unique position to support the implementation of a sewage surveillance program. This presentation will look at Sydney Water’s role in testing sewage for molecular markers of COVID-19 and in implementing a sampling program, across our sewerage network to support public health decisions.
Gertjan Medema
Gertjan will provide an overview of the tools and techniques being deployed through Europe as well as a short introduction on how this can feed back into public policy.
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