Hannah Collins
Civil, environmental and sustainable engineering
Hometown: Gilbert, Arizona, United States
Graduation date: Spring 2023
Additional details: Transfer student
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Movement and Quantification of Escherichia coli in a Managed Aquifer Recharge Site
This study quantifies Escherichia coli in water sources in a managed aquifer recharge site and characterizes E. coli movement through clay loam. E. coli is a fecal indicator bacteria found in wastewater. Some strains pose a risk of gastrointestinal illness. The site of focus is the Riparian Preserve in Gilbert, Arizona. E. coli transport from a pond at the site to groundwater is studied to inform models of microbial transport and potential risk. E. coli concentrations are quantified for the water bodies, and soil column experiments are used to characterize the movement of E. coli.
Mentor: Kerry Hamilton, Rebecca Muenich
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