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Microbial Load of Drinking Water Reservoir Tributaries during Extreme Rainfall and Runoff by KISTEMANN, T, CLASSEN, T, KOCH, C, DANGENDORF, F, FISCHEDER, R, GEBEL, J, VACATA, V, EXNER, M

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Estimation of the consumption of cold tap water for microbiological risk assessment: an overview of studies and statistical analysis of data by Mons, M N, van der Wielen, J M L, Blokker, E J M, Sinclair, M I, Hulshof, K F A M, Dangendorf, F, Hunter, P R, Medema, G J

“…The volume of cold tap water consumed is an essential element in quantitative microbial risk assessment. This paper presents a review of tap water consumption…”
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A Geographical Information System (CIS) as a tool for microbial risk assessment in catchment areas of drinking water reservoirs by Kistemann, Thomas, Dangendorf, Friederike, Exner, Martin

“…The main tributaries of three drinking water reservoirs of Northrhine-Westfalia (Germany) were monitored within a 14-month period mainly for bacterial and…”
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New perspectives on the use of Geographical Information Systems (GIS) in environmental health sciences by Kistemann, Thomas, Dangendorf, Friederike, Schweikart, Jürgen

“…At first glance, the domain of health is no typical area to applicate Geographical Information Systems (GIS). Nevertheless, the recent development clearly…”
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Spatial patterns of tuberculosis incidence in Cologne (Germany) by Kistemann, Thomas, Munzinger, Annette, Dangendorf, Friederike

“…In many European countries, the decline of tuberculosis notification rates levelled off in the mid 1980s. Germany has been facing only a very modest resurgence…”
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Spatial patterns of diarrhoeal illnesses with regard to water supply structures – a GIS analysis by Dangendorf, Friederike, Herbst, Susanne, Reintjes, Ralf, Kistemann, Thomas

“…This paper presents an application of a geographical information system (GIS) in the field of research of drinking water epidemiology. A retrospective study…”
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GIS-based analysis of drinking-water supply structures: a module for microbial risk assessment by Kistemann, Thomas, Herbst, Susanne, Dangendorf, Friederike, Exner, Martin

“…Water-related infections constitute an important health impact world-wide. A set of tools serving for Microbial Risk Assessment (MRA) of waterborne diseases…”
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GIS-supported investigation of a nosocomial Salmonella outbreak by Kistemann, Thomas, Dangendorf, Friederike, Krizek, Ludmila, Sahl, Hans-Georg, Engelhart, Steffen, Exner, Martin

“…Within an outbreak at a university hospital 102 persons (44 patients, 26 nursery school children and one relative as well as 31 employees) have been diagnosed…”
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