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• Water

  Journals

  ISSN: 2073-4441

• Magdalena Gajewska prof. dr hab. inż.

  People

  Department of Environmental Engineering Technology

  Magdalena Gajewska (born   June 1th  1968 in Gdańsk) in 1993 graduated Hydro-Engineering Faculty at Gdańsk University of Technology.   At present she is an assistant professor in the Department of Water and Wastewater Technology at the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering GUT. PhD (2001) and habilitation (2013) in the discipline of environmental engineering. In the 2016-2020 term, serves as Vice -dean for science. She...

• Grzegorz Boczkaj dr hab. inż.

  People

  Department of Sanitary Engineering

• WATER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

  Journals

  ISSN: 0273-1223 , eISSN: 1996-9732

• Water Reuse_2022

  e-Learning Courses

  • K. Czerwionka
  • M. Kasprzyk

  Lectures on the subject of Water Reuse

• Water Reuse_2023

  e-Learning Courses

  • K. Czerwionka
  • M. Kasprzyk

  Lectures on the subject of Water Reuse

• Water Reuse_2024

  e-Learning Courses

  • K. Czerwionka
  • M. Kasprzyk
  • A. Wilińska-Lisowska

  Lectures on the subject of Water Reuse

• WATER RESEARCH

  Journals

  ISSN: 0043-1354

• WATER SUPPLY AND WASTEWATER DISPOSAL

  e-Learning Courses

  • H. Al-Hazmi

  The course on Water Supply and Wastewater Disposal provides a comprehensive understanding of the principles, practices, and technologies involved in managing water resources effectively. It covers both the supply side, focusing on the provision of clean and safe drinking water, and the disposal side, addressing the treatment and management of wastewater to minimize environmental impact. Key Topics Covered: 1. Introduction to...

• Water Resources Management 2022/2023

  e-Learning Courses

  • T. Kolerski
  • A. M. Mustafa

  Water Resources Management as defined for purpose of this course includes both water use and water excess management. The fundamental water resources engineering processes are the hydrologic processes and the hydraulic processes. The common threads that relate to the explanation of these processes are the fundamentals of fluid mechanics. The hydrologic processes include rainfall, evaporation, infiltration, rainfall-runoff and routing,...