Outputs
Deliverables
D1.1 - Literature review on road runoff pollution in Europe <Link>.
D2.1 - A review of current knowledge on the vulnerability of European surface water and groundwater to road related pollution, together with a critique of related assessment tools. Mike Revitt, Bryan Ellis and Lian Lundy, Middlesex University, UK <Link>.
D2.2 - Construction, operation and maintenance of roads: parameters to assess surface and ground water vulnerabilities and associated risks. Mike Revitt, Bryan Ellis and Lian Lundy, Middlesex University, UK; João Nuno Fernandes and Ana Estela Barbosa, LNEC, PT <Link>.
D2.3 - Evaluation of International, European and national legislative frameworks and approaches. Teresa E. Leitão, Tiago N. Martins, National Laboratory for Civil Engineering, LNEC, Pt <Link>.
Presentations
Presentations from the IAB meeting held at Middlesex University (UK) on July 18th:
- Management of transport caused road runoff pollution in the Republic of Slovenia. Andrej Ločniškar, DRI Investment Management Ltd., Slovenia.
- Highway Runoff treatment systems in Portugal. Ana Telhado, Portuguese Environmental Agency.
- SuDS in Wales – implementing a new approach. Phil Chatfield, Llywodraeth Cymru/Welsh Government
- Regulating Construction Sites. Sam Fleming, SEPA Aberdeen Office.
- Swedish conditions and challenges related to road runoff management. Susanna Hogdin, Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Management.
- Transnational Road Research Programme. Call 2016: Water Quality. Taiseer Aljazzar, Department of Environmental Protection, Federal Highway Research Institute (BASt), Germany.
External links
The CEDR Transnational Road Research Programme was featured in the newsletter of the IWA/IAHR Joint Committee on Urban Drainage (JCUD). See section 9 “In the spotlight” of the JCUD newsletter #31.
Other CEDR projects focusing on road runoff:
MICROPROOF - impact and possible reduction measures of organic micropollutants and microplastics in road runoff.
LUNT EvIDenCe - Environmental Impacts of Deicing Chemicals