The IWA 2013 Conference to become Most-Viewed olores.org article ever

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 iwastats  The article related with the 5th IWA Odour and Air Emissions Conference Jointly Held With 10th Conference on Biofiltration for Air Pollution Control. March 4 – 7, 2013, San Francisco, California, USA has got 32.950 hits in this website, therefore we expect a lot of people in this conference.

32.950 hits!

This is the highest amount of clicks ever reached in this website for any article and they are way higher than the last conference, the NOSE2012, the International Conference on Environmental Odour Monitoring & Control, that took place in Palermo, Italy in 2012 with 14.056 hits.

 

Olores.org will be at this international conference showing you the next events and news related with odour management. This time we have the Biofiltration conference, so there will be plenty of talks about this topic as well.

Conference Themes:

  • Odor management as a community tool for addressing odor perceptions, determining odor nuisance levels, and managing odor impacts
  • Odors and air emissions at municipals and industrial wastewater handling, conveyance, and treatment facilities; livestock, land waste application sites, and agricultural operations; composting; and, industrial and waste handling, management, reuse/recycle and processes
  • Odor and air emissions sampling and measurements by gas chromatography, electronic noises, hand held devices, and other methods
  • Odor and air emissions regulation, planning, and policy developments and sustainability impacts
  • Odor and air emissions controls that are viable and sustainable
  • Odor and air emissions formation and emission sampling techniques for point, area, combustion, and volume sources
  • Odor and air emissions estimation methods, models, and emissions factors and dispersion modelling
  • VOCs, GHGs, air toxics, and odorant measurements – chemical sensors, chromatography and other innovative methods
  • Odor measurement using Olfactometry methods
  • Control techniques for treatment and abatement of odorous, VOCs, air toxics, and GHGs emissions
  • Traces of VOCs, GHGs, and sulphur compounds with focus on biogas, exhausts from municipal and industrial wastewater conveyance and treatment, and waste management and composting
  • Biofilter, biotrickling filter, bioscrubber, membrane bioreactor, two-phase and other gas-phase bioreactor technologies
  • Novel applications: biogas and landfill gas, greenhouse gas mitigation, syngas fermentation, indoor air, biofuels, agricultural application, etc.
  • Case studies in VOCs, air toxics and odor control using bioreactors, laboratory and pilot scale evaluation.
  • Biofiltration process design and scale-up, process optimization, bioreactor modeling
  • Hybrid air or gas biological-chemical or physical technologies
  • Biofiltration: microbiological aspects, physiology and metabolism, new species, microbial ecology, novel molecular biology techniques

 

 

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Carlos Nietzsche Diaz Jimenez

Carlos is the editor-in-chief of Olores.org and has been part of the odour world since 2001. Over the years, he’s taken part in more than 100 conferences on odour management around the world, and has written several papers on the topic. He’s also helped organize international events and training courses. Carlos runs a small company called Ambiente et Odora (AEO). When he’s not working, he enjoys spending time with his wife and twins, Laura and Daniel—and, of course, writing for Olores.org.

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