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Risk assessment of waterborne viruses for recreational sites in Lake Geneva

Li, Chaojie  
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Sylvestre, Emile
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Fernandez Cassi, Xavier  
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2022
7th International Society for Food and Environmental Virology Conference (ISFEV 2020)

Norovirus is the most acute species among the viruses studied according to the simulations while enterovirus poses the least danger. The relative distance to the contamination sources, wind conditions as well as inactivation rates are essential in determining virus concentrations at a specific site in lakes. Comprehensive studies including QMRA are necessary for risks evaluation. Stochastic simulations can indicate uncertainties in risk assessment. More information on the sewage virus concentration would be important to capture the seasonality of virus contamination.

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Li, Chaojie  
Sylvestre, Emile
Fernandez Cassi, Xavier  
Julian, Tim
Kohn, Tamar  
Date Issued

2022

Total of pages

18

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EPFL

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7th International Society for Food and Environmental Virology Conference (ISFEV 2020)

Santiago de Compostela, Spain

May 16-20, 2022

Available on Infoscience
March 3, 2023
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