Workshop: GOALI: International Symposium for Wetland Systems for Water Pollution Control (WETPOL), August 21-25, 2017, Big Sky, Montana

研讨会：GOALI：水污染控制湿地系统国际研讨会 (WETPOL)，2017 年 8 月 21-25 日，蒙大拿州大天空

• 批准号: 1738307
• 负责人: Ellen Lauchnor
• 金额: $ 1.5万
• 依托单位: Montana State University
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2017
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2017-06-01 至 2017-11-30
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1738307&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: Workshop; GOALI; International; Symposium; Wetland

1738307LauchnorThis project is to partially support an international conference, Wetland Systems for Water Pollution Control (WETPOL) to be held August 21-25, 2017, Big Sky, Montana. This conference is the leading international conference on applications of natural and engineered wetlands for water quality improvement and has been convened biennially since 2005. The goals of the conference include making connections between fundamental science and engineered wetland applications, knowledge transfer between the different areas of wetland research and technology, increasing knowledge and acceptance of wetlands for water treatment and making cultural connections between diverse regions with different needs and potential uses for wetland technology.Treatment wetlands have undergone recent design advances that have drastically improved their treatment performance. In addition, treatment wetlands provide a low cost, low energy wastewater treatment alternative that can provide ecosystem services and aesthetic appeal. Despite these recent technological advancements, current understanding of the fundamental processes responsible for effective contaminant removal remains limited. By bringing together experts in treatment wetlands technology and those scientists, engineers and practitioners focused on natural wetlands and restoration of wetland systems for ecological purposes advances in understanding fundamental processes will result. The participants which are experts in natural wetlands and wetland restoration gain access too many case studies and other controlled experiments conducted by treatment wetland experts, allowing them to better understand fundamental processes affecting wetland ecology and biogeochemistry. Support for students will greatly increase the potential for their participation at the conference on treatment wetland design and participate in developing a more thorough understanding of wetlands. Industry participation in WETPOL will promote the use and development of wetland technology for various water treatment applications in the U.S. Hosting this conference in the U.S. for the first time will help to increase awareness of the benefits of treatment wetlands and enhance the potential for consultants to implement treatment wetlands and wetland restoration projects. Many U.S. communities that are conducive to small-scale, onsite wastewater treatment systems can benefit from the interactions and knowledge gained from this conference. In addition, knowledge of treatment wetlands applications for treating industrial, mining and agricultural wastewater can benefit those sectors in regions of the U.S.

1738307Lauchno该项目将部分支持将于2017年8月21日至25日在蒙大拿州大天空举行的国际会议，水污染控制湿地系统（WETPOL）。该会议是关于应用天然和工程湿地改善水质的主要国际会议，自2005年以来每两年召开一次。会议的目标包括建立基础科学与湿地工程应用之间的联系，湿地研究和技术不同领域之间的知识转移，提高对湿地水处理的认识和接受程度，并在具有不同需求和湿地技术潜在用途的不同地区之间建立文化联系。治疗效果此外，处理湿地提供了一种低成本、低能耗的废水处理替代方案，可以提供生态系统服务和美学吸引力。尽管这些最近的技术进步，目前的理解的基本过程负责有效的污染物去除仍然有限。通过汇集处理湿地技术方面的专家和那些专注于自然湿地和为生态目的恢复湿地系统的科学家、工程师和从业人员，将有助于增进对基本过程的了解。参与者是自然湿地和湿地恢复方面的专家，他们获得了太多的案例研究和处理湿地专家进行的其他对照实验，使他们能够更好地了解影响湿地生态和生物地球化学的基本过程。对学生的支持将大大增加他们参与湿地设计会议的潜力，并参与发展对湿地更深入的了解。行业参与WETPOL将促进湿地技术在美国各种水处理应用中的使用和发展。首次在美国举办这次会议将有助于提高人们对湿地处理益处的认识，并增强顾问实施湿地处理和湿地恢复项目的潜力。许多有利于小规模现场废水处理系统的美国社区可以从这次会议中获得的互动和知识中受益。此外，用于处理工业，采矿和农业废水的处理湿地应用知识可以使美国地区的这些部门受益。