Matthias Zessner

TU Wien

Austria

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Articles (12)

Exploring the variability of PFAS in urban sewage: a comparison of emissions in commercial versus municipal urban areas

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2024

To analyze or to throw away? On the stability of excitation-emission matrices for different water systems

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2023

Fate of nutrients and trace contaminants in a large shallow soda lake. Spatial gradients and underlying processes from the tributary river to the reed belt

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2023

Probabilistic fecal pollution source profiling and microbial source tracking for an urban river catchment

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2023

Regional nitrogen budgets of agricultural production systems in Austria constrained by natural boundary conditions

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2023

Particulate PhozzyLogic Index for policy makers—an index for a more accurate and transparent identification of critical source areas

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2022

Coupling a pathway-oriented approach with tailor-made monitoring as key to well-performing regionalized modelling of PFAS emissions and river concentrations

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2022

Enhanced statistical evaluation of fluorescence properties to identify dissolved organic matter dynamics during river high-flow events

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2022

Pollutant source or sink? Adsorption and mobilization of PFOS and PFOA from sediments in a large shallow lake with extended reed belt

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2022

Systematic data-driven exploration of Austrian wastewater and sludge treatment - implications for phosphorus governance, costs and environment

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2022

N2O Emissions from Two Austrian Agricultural Catchments Simulated with an N2O Submodule Developed for the SWAT Model

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2021

Operation and Performance of Austrian Wastewater and Sewage Sludge Treatment as a Basis for Resource Optimization

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2021

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Claudia Gundacker

Medical University of Vienna

AUSTRIA

Steffen Kittlaus

TU Wien

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Arabel Amann

TU Wien

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Helmut Rechberger

TU Wien

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Daniela Reif

TU Wien

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Nikolaus Weber

TU Wien

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Sandra Peer

TU Wien

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Andreas Farnleitner

Full professor (Water Quality and Health / Microbiological Diagnostics)

Karl Landsteiner University of Health Sciences

AUSTRIA

Karsten Schulz

AUSTRIA

Norbert Kreuzinger

Ass.Prof.

Universität Wien

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Ottavia Zoboli

Assistant Professor

TU Wien

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Joerg Krampe

Professor

TU Wien

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Joseph Tauber

TU Wien

AUSTRIA

Bano Mehdi-Schulz

University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences

AUSTRIA

Matthias Zessner

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Articles (12)

Exploring the variability of PFAS in urban sewage: a comparison of emissions in commercial versus municipal urban areas

To analyze or to throw away? On the stability of excitation-emission matrices for different water systems

Fate of nutrients and trace contaminants in a large shallow soda lake. Spatial gradients and underlying processes from the tributary river to the reed belt

Probabilistic fecal pollution source profiling and microbial source tracking for an urban river catchment

Regional nitrogen budgets of agricultural production systems in Austria constrained by natural boundary conditions

Particulate PhozzyLogic Index for policy makers—an index for a more accurate and transparent identification of critical source areas

Coupling a pathway-oriented approach with tailor-made monitoring as key to well-performing regionalized modelling of PFAS emissions and river concentrations

Enhanced statistical evaluation of fluorescence properties to identify dissolved organic matter dynamics during river high-flow events

Pollutant source or sink? Adsorption and mobilization of PFOS and PFOA from sediments in a large shallow lake with extended reed belt

Systematic data-driven exploration of Austrian wastewater and sludge treatment - implications for phosphorus governance, costs and environment

N2O Emissions from Two Austrian Agricultural Catchments Simulated with an N2O Submodule Developed for the SWAT Model

Operation and Performance of Austrian Wastewater and Sewage Sludge Treatment as a Basis for Resource Optimization

Collaborators (14)

Claudia Gundacker

Steffen Kittlaus

Arabel Amann

Helmut Rechberger

Daniela Reif

Nikolaus Weber

Sandra Peer

Andreas Farnleitner

Karsten Schulz

Norbert Kreuzinger

Ottavia Zoboli

Joerg Krampe

Joseph Tauber

Bano Mehdi-Schulz

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