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REFERENCES<br />
Schafer, D.C. (2003). “The Use of Aquifer Testing and Groundwater Modeling to Evaluate Changes in<br />
Aquifer/River Hydraulics at the Louisville <strong>Water</strong> Company.” Program and Abstracts, Second International<br />
Riverbank Filtration Conference, G. Melin, ed., <strong>National</strong> <strong>Water</strong> <strong>Research</strong> <strong>Institute</strong>, Fountain Valley.<br />
Schubert, J. (2002). “Hydraulic aspects of riverbank filtration: Field studies.” Journal of Hydrology, 266 (3-4):<br />
154-161.<br />
STEVE HUBBS is a Professional Engineer with 28 years of experience at the Louisville<br />
<strong>Water</strong> Company in Louisville, Kentucky. In the early 1980s, he began researching riverbank<br />
filtration as an alternate source of water <strong>for</strong> the Louisville <strong>Water</strong> Company, specifically<br />
looking at the reduction in disinfection byproduct precursors, river-borne organics, and<br />
mutagenicity in the riverbank-filtration process. His work continued in the 1990s with a<br />
focus on pathogen reduction, and his research is now being conducted on the hydraulic<br />
connection between the riverbed and the aquifer, with a focus on riverbed plugging<br />
dynamics and their influence on sustainable yields from high-capacity riverbank-filtration systems. Hubbs<br />
received an M.S. in Environmental Engineering from the University of Louisville, and is currently enrolled<br />
in the Ph.D. program in Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Louisville, focusing on<br />
the hydraulics of riverbank-filtration systems.<br />
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