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Wastewater sampling: utilities collaborating to track COVID-19
Patricia Mae Tagabe Disaster Management, Features, Projects, Water and Wastewater Treatment 0Wastewater sampling quickly became a key part of tracking the COVID-19 virus Australia-wide, combining research from the past and new fast-tracked methods to fight the pandemic. Water Research Australia members’ wastewater sampling and surveillance methods have been used to detect COVID-19 in Australia since the pandemic began, through the Collaboration on Sewage Surveillance of SARS-CoV-2 (ColoSSoS) project.
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Locate22: the surveying and geospatial event
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