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Quantifying estrogen compound and nutrient reduction in a coupled wetland and groundwater flow-through system

Principal Investigator: Eric Peterson
Affiliation: Illinois State University
Initiation Date: 2010
  • Investigate the reduction of 17β-estradiol (E2) and Estrone
    (E1) in treated wastewaters that were subjected to a tertiary treatment composed of a coupled wetland and ground water flow through system
  • Quantify the presence of E2 and E1 in treated wastewater and along ground water pathways from a wetland
  • Determine the potential reduction of E2 and transformation of E2 to E1 along the ground water pathways
  • Expand upon the results by Peterson and Lanning (2009) showing the effectiveness of wetlands as a treatment for E2 removal
  • Use the pilot data gathered to develop a more thorough assessment of the wastewater treatment process

Pilot field observations of Lake Michigan atmospheric boundary layers

Principal Investigator: David Kristovich
Affiliation: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Initiation Date: 2010
  • Test the ability of a mobile atmospheric sounding system, and best deployment methods, to observe marine boundary layer (MBL) structure and evolution across Lake Michigan
  • Compare observations from this sounding system to nearby standard NOAA National Weather Service (NWS) sounding data in the Great Lakes region
  • Conduct initial tests of theories by Workoff (2010) on cross-lake changes in marine boundary layer vertical stability and wind structure
  • Use pilot data gathered during these field tests to develop a more complete observational field study of interactions between Lake Michigan marine boundary layers and deep convective storm systems

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