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PROGRAMME
Programme
NORDIWA 2013
13th Nordic Wastewater Conference
October 8–10, 2013 in Malmö, Sweden
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NORDIWA
Sponsors
NORDIWA 2013 – 13TH NORDIC WASTEWATER CONFERENCE
Welcome to NORDIWA 2013!
NORDIWA 2013, the Nordic Wastewater Conference is now arranged for the 13th time. The Conference has been arranged every second year since 1989 in the Nordic countries. The Swedish Water and
Wastewater Association (Svenskt Vatten), organises the conference in co-operation with the Danish Water and Wastewater Association (DANVA), the Finnish Water Utilities Association – FIWA, Norwegian
Water (Norsk Vann), Icelandic Energy and Utilities (Samorka) and NORDIWA. We are very happy to
arrange this 13th Nordic Wastewater Conference along with VASYD and Malmö City.
The objective of the conference is to promote exchange of experience, knowledge and skills between
the practitioners and scientists within wastewater technology in the Nordic countries. We believe that
NORDIWA 2013 will capture the essence and variety of the new knowledge that we see today in the
quickly growing wastewater area. Through our conference with its eight different thematic sessions and
by the 120 invited speakers and poster authors, we hope you will gain both a wider network and new
knowledge and ideas.
On behalf of NORDIWAs Programme Committee and Organisation Committee,
Anders Finnson and Henrik Aspegren
NORDIWA
Programme Committee
Organisation Committee
Dorte Skræm, DANVA
Dines Thornberg, Udviklingssamarbejdet
Gjertrud Eid, Norsk Vann
Hallvard Ødegaard, NTNU och IWA Norway
Saijariina Toivikko, VVY
Riku Vahala, Aalto University
Daniel Hellström, Svenskt Vatten
Henrik Aspegren, VA SYD
Frida Pettersson, Urban Water
and IWA Sweden, Secretary
Anders Finnson, Svenskt Vatten, Chair
Henrik Aspegren, VA SYD, Chair
Jes la Cour Jansen, Lund University
Karin Jönsson, Lund University
Ulf Thysell, NSVA
Maria Wedberg, Svenskt Vatten
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PROGRAMME • TUESDAY 8 OCTOBER
Conference language
Presentations will be held in English or Scandinavian (Swedish, Norwegian or Danish) and simultaneous translation to English is available in day 1 and 3 (October 8 and 10). The parallel sessions on day 2,
October 9, will be in English without translation. Slides for platform and poster presentations will be in
English. Posters will be in either Scandinavian or English.
09:00–11:00
Registration
11:00–12:15
Lunch, Restaurant Cloud
12:15–12:45
Room: Julia
Welcome to NORDIWA 2013 and opening session – Chair: Anders Finnson.
Lena Söderberg (Svenskt Vatten), Emmanuel Morfiadakis (Malmö City), Tom Williams (IWA)
12:45–13:15
Keynote – State of the art of wastewater management in the Nordic countries,
Hallvard Ødegaard, Norway
13:15–13:45
Keynote – Consolidation in the Danish water sector – Why engineers should care,
Per Jacobsen, Denmark
13:45–14:00
Fruit break in the poster area
14:00–15:20
Room: Julia
CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION
Chair: Anders Finnson
Holistic waterplanning (HELVA) – creating sustainable partnerships in climate change
adaptation, Jens Christian Riise, Denmark
Continuous online measurement of nitrous oxide emissions in the Viikinmäki WWTP,
Mari Heinonen, Finland
Hydrological improved digital elevation models for designation of flood risk areas,
Jesper Rye Rasmussen, Denmark
Forfiltrering af spildevand – Forsøg på Frederikshavn Renseanlæg, Kim Sundmark, Denmark
15:20–15:30
Poster presentations
Increased treatment efficiency in wastewater treatment by use of waste heat,
Uwe Fortkamp, Sweden
Saving energy by retrofitting aeration system – three cases studies from Swedish wastewater
plants, Dan Fujii, Sweden
15:30–16:00
Coffee break in the poster area
16:00–17:20
Room: Julia
MANAGEMENT
Chair: Saijariina Toivikko
Nyckeltal och benchmarking för avloppsreningsverk, Peter Balmér, Sweden
Preparing Best Available Techniques (BAT) for Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plants,
Jyrki Laitinen, Finland
Påverkansfaktorer på dagvattenhanteringen ur ett Malmöperspektiv,
Marianne Beckman, Sweden
Bergen kommune oppgraderer fire avløpsrenseanlegg – Erfaringer med bruk av
3D-engineering – Experience from 4 WWTP in the engineering and construction phases,
Kristine Akervold, Norway
17:30–18:30
Room: Hamlet
Nordic Innovation Workshop
Registration for participation by e-mail
19:30
Welcome Reception at Rådhuset, Malmö
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PROGRAMME • WEDNESDAY 9 OCTOBER • MORNING
08:30–09:50
Room: Hamlet
Room: Julia
SEWER MANAGEMENT
Chair: Dines Thornberg
WASTEWATER TREATMENT
Chair: Gjertrud Eid
Targeting of sewer network inspections and
renovations, Riku Vahala, Finland
Modelling the effect of more stringent
discharge limits on the carbon footprint at
Käppala WWTP, Andreas Thuneberg,
Sweden
Wastewater pipes in Oslo: from condition
monitoring to rehabilitation planning,
Rita Maria Ugarelli, Norway
Distributed temperature sensing for detection of illicit connections of stormwater to
foul sewers, Jes Vollertsen, Denmark
Methane formation in sewer systems,
Malin Isgren och Patrick Mårtensson, Sweden
Opportunities for microbial electrochemistry
in municipal wastewater treatment – an
overview, Oskar Modin, Sweden
Development of a standardized method
for examination of vacuum degassing of
activated sludge for improvement of settling
properties, Salar Haghighatafshar, Sweden
New molecular tools – from amplicon
sequencing to metagenomics – reveal microbial diversity and function in wastewater
treatment systems, P.H. Nielsen, Denmark
09:50–10:00
Poster presentations
Intelligent wastewater treatment – rain
prognosis and integrated steering of
wastewater systems and WWTP,
Jeanette Agertved, Denmark
Weather Radars used in on-line control of
wastewater systems, Troels Sander Poulsen,
Denmark
Poster presentations
Practical use of wastewater treatment modelling and simulation as a decision support tool
for plant operators – case study on aeration
control at Linköping WWTP, Magnus Arnell,
Sweden
Buried sand filters for wastewater treatment
in rural areas: a one-year pilot study,
Ari Kauppinen, Finland
10:00–10:30
Coffee break in the poster area
10:30–11:40
SEWER MANAGEMENT
Chair: Ulf Thysell
WASTEWATER TREATMENT
Chair: Riku Vahala
Prioritization of flood prevention measures in
wastewater systems in Norwegian cities,
Geir Torgensen, Norway
Phosphorus removal with disc filters in
tertiary treatment: dosing requirements,
Janne Väänänen, Sweden
Wastewater overflow reduction project in
Vantaa River catchment area, Aninka Urho,
Finland
Experience of full scale operation of disc
filter as a final treatment step at Gryaab,
Joana Nunes, Sweden
Laboratory and field investigation of
Chemical disinfection of sewer overflow
in Copenhagen Area, Henrik R. Andersen,
Denmark
Biomass separation following an MBBR for
post-denitrification – assessment of microscreening, Michael Cimbritz, Sweden
Poster presentations
Does infiltration affect overflows from the
Avedøre Wastewater services WWTP in
Copenhagen? Sabah Al-Shididi, Denmark
Poster presentations
Characterization of flocs in coagulation-flocculation process by image analysis and
mathematical modelling, Nataliia Sivchenko,
Norway
11:40–12:00
A GIS based environmental risk assessment
of wastewater pumping station overflows,
Leena Sänkiaho, Finland
12:00–13:30
Lunch, Restaurant Cloud
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Influent loads – observed trends at large
wastewater treatment plants in Sweden,
Susanne Tumlin, Sweden
Biological and/or chemical phosphorus removal – how to remove phosphorus in wastewater with tougher treatment requirements?
Linda Kanders, Sweden
PROGRAMME • WEDNESDAY 9 OCTOBER • AFTERNOON
13:30–14:50
Room: Hamlet
Room: Julia
SUSTAINABLE STORMWATER
Chair: Henrik Aspegren
WASTEWATER TREATMENT
Chair: Dorte Skræm
Revised design criteria for stormwater facilities to meet pollution reduction and flow
control requirements, also considering predicted climate effects, Thomas Larm, Sweden
Pilot plant experiences with MBR technology
and treatment of pharmaceuticals at
Himmerfjärden WWTP, Sara Söhr, Sweden
DEMFIL – treatment of stormwater for
recreational use, Mai Sørud, Denmark
The influence of temperature and salinity on
the performance of stormwater biofilters with
and without a submerged zone, Laila Søberg
/Godecke Blecken, Sweden
Steps towards Quantitative Assessment of
the Effects of Water Sensitive Urban Design,
Sara Maria Lerer, Denmark
14:50–15:00
Poster presentations
Operation of stormwater ponds
– a handbook, Jonas Andersson, Sweden
Flood Risk Assessment Implementing GIS
hydrological Computation and 1-D Hydraulic
Model to Determine Service Level Capacity in Drainage Systems, Sabah Al-Shididi,
Denmark
15:00–16:00
Coffee break and Poster session
16:00–17:20
SLUDGE MANAGEMENT, RECOVERY OF
NUTRIENTS AND UPSTREAM WORK
Chair: Jes la Cour Jansen
Characterization of phosphorus bindings in
sludge depending on treatment method in
the mainstream, Karin Jönsson, Sweden
Recycling of phosphorus with the Pearl®-process – Pilot study at the Västra strandens
WWTP, Marie Gunnarsson/Mattias Leijon,
Sweden
17:20–17:30
19:00
Activated carbon for the removal of
residues from the treated wastewater,
Christian Baresel, Sweden
Increased nitrogen removal in existing
volumes at the Sundet WWTP, Växjö,
Anneli Andersson Chan, Sweden
Experiments with dosage of Desinfix in order
to obtain better capacity in the sand filter,
Sara Söhr, Sweden
Poster presentations
Phosphorus speciation in wastewater for
design of tertiary treatment, Maria Valtari,
Finland
Compact renovation and construction of
small and middle sized WWTPs, Petter
Olsson/Jes la Cour Jansen, Sweden
WASTEWATER TREATMENT
Chair: Daniel Hellström
Denmark’s toughest treatment requirements
– Mølleåværket treats water to the Mølleå
recipient, Karsten Holm Jørgensen, Denmark
The new underground plant in Mikkeli City,
Finland – Choosing a sustainable compact
wastewater treatment process, Anna Mikola,
Finland
Efficient upstream work using a web-based
tool at Käppala WWTP, Sari Vienola, Sweden
Full-scale ammonium control in three
wastewater treatment plants in Stockholm,
Linda Åmand, Sweden
The fate of silver nanoparticles in municipal
wastewater treatment plants, Jonas Hedberg,
Sweden
Warning systems for toxic substances – experiences from operation of a full scale WWTP,
Marinette Hagman, Sweden
Poster presentations
Pre-treatment of hospital wastewater with
ozone or not? – A study in Östra Hospital in
Gothenburg, Henrik Kant, Sweden
Poster presentations
Microscreens as clarification technology
downstream of a moving bed biofilm reactor
(MBBR), Jens Morän, Sweden
Ammonia hygienisation of sludge in the field,
Sahar Dalameh, Sweden
Long-term efficiencies, management needs
and costs in Swedish wetlands for tertiary
wastewater treatment, K. S. Tonderski,
Sweden
Conference Dinner at Restaurant Glasklart, Malmö
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PROGRAMME • THURSDAY 10 OCTOBER
09:00–10:20
Room: Julia
DIGESTION AND BIOGAS PRODUCTION
Chair: Karin Jönsson
Experience from Start-up and Operation of a New Hybas ANITA Mox Process,
Magnus Christensson, Sweden
Increased biogas yield and energy efficient hygienisation of sludge,
Henrik Olsson, Sweden
Mainstream anammox at Sjölunda WWTP – pilot operation of sludge liquor treatment and
start-up of the full process, David Gustavsson, Sweden
Nitrous oxide production during the treatment of digester supernatant in an SBR,
Fredrik Stenström, Sweden
10:20–10:30
Poster presentations
Pilot study – combination of sewage sludge treatment and hygienisation after mesofilic
digestion with lower sludge production, Jesper Olsson, Sweden
Biogas production and nutrient recovery from sorting systems for black water and food waste,
Hamse Kjerstadius, Sweden
10:30–11:00
Coffee break in the poster area
11:00–12:20
Chair: Hallvard Ødegaard
Disinfection of combined sewer overflow with micro-screening combined with ozone or
chlorine dioxide, Filip Nilsson, Sweden
Energy improved aeration at Sternö wastewater treatment plant, Åsa Nordenborg, Sweden
Intelligent Carbon and Energy Utilization, Rasmus Johansen, Denmark
Sustainable Recycling of Biosolids in Biofuel Plantations, Kenth Hasselgren, Sweden
12:20–12:30
Closing of the conference – and welcome to NORDIWA 2015
12:30–13:30
Lunch, Restaurant Cloud
13:30–17:00
Technical tours
Information about the poster presentations and poster session
The Poster Exhibition is located in the center of Malmö Mässan on the 2nd floor.
The Poster Exhibition is open throughout the conference,
including fruit and coffee breaks and lunches.
On Wednesday, October 9 at 15:00 to 16:00, all poster
authors will be available at their poster during the
coffee break to answer questions. Some poster
authors will have poster presentations related to
sessions in the programme.
Poster presentations are 5 minutes long so all
questions may be asked during the Poster
Exhibition or during breaks.
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POSTERS
• A GIS based environmental risk assessment
of wastewater pumping station overflows,
Leena Sänkiaho
• Factors impacting activated sludge filterability
during full-scale MBR operation, P. Krzeminski,
J.H.J.M. van der Graaf, J.B. van Lier
• Achieving significant GHG reductions and positive
net energy balance at a BNR treatment facility,
Per Henrik Nielsen, Julian Sandino, Dru Whitlock,
Tom Johnson, Mads Leth, Michael Nielsen,
Thomas Jensen
• Flood Risk Assessment Implementing GIS hydrological Computation and 1-D Hydraulic Model
to Determine Service Level Capacity in Drainage
Systems – A Case Study from Brøndby – Denmark, Sabah Al-Shididi
• Bæredygtig genanvendelse af fosfor fra
Spildevandsslam, Mette Dam Jensen
• Follow the energy – Optimizing energy consumption at wastewater treatment plants, Maria
Johansson, Joakim Faxå, Gert Petersen, Jeanette
Agertved Madsen, Bengt Freijd
• Behandling av sjukhusavlopp med ozon?
(Östra sjukhuset i Göteborg), Ann Mattsson,
Susanne Tumlin, Henrik Kant, Lovisa Björnsdotter,
Sara Malmroth, Nicklas Paxeus
• Funktion hos markbädd av bergkross,
Elin Elmefors, Emelie Ljung
• Besparelsepotentialer ved rejektvandsrensning av
kvælstof – casestudy på Horsens Centralrense­
anlæg, Hanne Løkkegaard, Nicolaj Ørskov Olsen
• Förebyggande arbete med kritiska ledningar,
Annika Malm, David Jacobsson, Karin Thörnqvist
• Förstudie för våtmark som poleringssteg vid Sundets reningsverk i Växjö för ytterligare reduktion av
kväve- och fosforutsläppen, Anneli Andersson Chan
• Biofilm carriers on oxygen transfer – Changing
the aeration efficiency in MBBRs, Maria Piculell,
Karin Jönsson, Magnus Christensson, Thomas
Welander
• Increased treatment efficiency in wastewater
treatment by use of waste heat, Uwe Fortkamp,
Christian Baresel, Klara Westling, Mats Ek,
Christian Junestedt, Conny Johansson, Erik Levlin
• Biogas production and nutrient recovery from sorting systems for black water and food waste, Hamse
Kjerstadius, Åsa Davidsson, Jes la Cour Jansen
• Intelligent Spildevandshåndtering – Prognose
for regn og integreret styring af afløbssystem og
renseanlæg, Jeanette Agertved, Henrik Sønderup,
Henrik Dehn, Lorenzo Benedetti, Carsten Thirsing,
Kim Rindel
• Buried sand filters for wastewater treatment in
rural areas: a one-year pilot study, Ari Kauppinen, Kati Martikainen, Ville Matikka, Anna-Maria
Veijalainen, Tarja Pitkänen, Helvi Heinonen-Tanski,
Ilkka T. Miettinen
• Interference of citric and lactic acids with the 5
pH-point titration of short chain fatty acids and
alkalinity, Victor Ibrahim, Tobias Hey
• Characterization of flocs in coagulation-flocculation prcess by image analysis and mathematical
modeling, Nataliia Sivchenko, Knut Kvaal,
Harsha Ratnaweera
• Chemical methods in the controlling of corrosion
and odours in municipal sewers, Vesa Kettunen
• Iron bound phosphorus is altered by thermal
sludge treatment, Johannes Jermakka, Vidar
Grönberg, Hanne Wikberg, Sini Eskonniemi, Kari
Ylivainio
• Enhanced biological phosphorus removal or
chemical precipitation of phosphorus from an
operational perspective – what to choose?,
Linda Kanders, David J. I. Gustavsson, Åsa
Davidsson, Marinette Hagman, Maria Johansson,
Michael Cimbritz
• Kompakt renovering och nybyggnation av små
och medelstora avloppsreningsverk, Petter Olsson,
Bengt Hansson, Lars-Gunnar Alm, Michael
Cimbritz, Anders Pålsson, Marinette Hagman,
Lars Gunnarsson, Bo Nyström, Bjarne Segersteen,
Jes la Cour Jansen
• Erfaring med separat udrådning av biologisk
overskudsslam, Søren Brønd, Rasmus Johansen
• Largest MBR in Nordic Region, Per Plannthin,
Andrew Holmes, Ingemar Hiedfors, Sven Baumgarten
• eWASTE – ett dataanlysverktyg för VA-verken
utvecklat av VA-verken, David J. I. Gustavsson,
Pierre Lindqvist, Disa Sandström, Douglas Lumley
• Lokal rensning af regnvand i Høje Gladsaxe Park,
Tina Vad Chawes, Bo Fisker Pedersen
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POSTERS
• Long term experiences of SBR-system and wetland
treatment at a municipal WWTP in Sweden, operated with low temperature wastewater, S. Morling,
A. Franquiz, J. Mahlgren, Å. Westlund
• Pilotförsøk med biologisk fosforsjerning på Hias
RA – Resultater og veien videre, Torgeir Saltnes,
Sondre Eikås, Gjermund Sørensen
• Long-term efficiencies, management needs and
costs in Swedish wetlands for tertiary wastewater
treatment, J. L. Andersson, L. Flyckt, P. Ridderstolpe,
K. S. Tonderski
• Practical use of wastewater treatment modelling
and simulation as a decision support tool for plant
operators – case study on aeration control
at Linköping Wastewater Treatment Plant,
Magnus Arnell, Robert Sehlén, Ulf Jeppsson
• Low-Cost High-Impact nutrient removalk in
Belarus and Northwest Russia, Kristian Sahlstedt,
Marjukka Porvari
• Påvirker langsom indsivning aflastningerne fra
Spildevandscenter Avedøre (SCA) i København?,
Helmer Petersen, Frank Agerskov, Sabah Al-Shididi
• Microscreens as clarification technology downstream of a moving bed biofilm reactor (MBBR),
Jens Morän, Frida Skult, Elise Le Vaillant,
Rune Strube, Brandy Nussbaum
• Semi-full scale piloting of operationally demanding
Demon®-process in Viikinmäki WWTP,
Paula Lindell, Mari Heinonen
• Skötsel av dagvattendammar – en handbok,
Jonas Andersson, Malena Göransson, Johanna Hägg
• Migrating to More Secure Operations of Waste-water Plants – On the need for improved technical
and organisational awareness, Erik Johansson,
Robert Malmgren, Anders Rodrick, Mikael
Gustavsson
• Slamhygienisering med ammoniak, Annika Nordin,
Björn Vinnerås, Håkan Jönsson, Jesper Olsson
• Startup of the Extended Sludge Retention Time
(EXRT) process in fullscale at Himmerfjärden
WWTP, Maximilian Lüdtke, Eva Westin, Lars
Bengtsson, Marie Berg, Sara Söhr, Jesper Karlsson,
Christian Baresel
• Modelling sorption of ciprofloxacin using the
ASM-X framework – Evaluation of factors influencing activated sludge treatment and implications
on environmental risk assessment, Fabio Polesel,
Kai Lehnberg, Wolfgang Dott, Stefan Trapp, Kevin
H. Thomas, Benedek Gy. Plósz
• The development of a rich internet application
for process analysis at Käppala WWTP, Andreas
Thunberg, Michael Medoc, Jonas Bäckman
• Nye styringstrategier – nye innovative styrings­tiltag på aktivslamrenseanlæg, Tommas Leth,
John Metzsch, Henriette Jakobsen
• Triggered phosphorus recovery from wastewater
using uasb and a fixed-bed reactor technology,
Raúl Rodríguez-Gómez, Gunno Renman
• Nytt luftningssystem – en klok investering?,
Dan Fujii
• Wastewater treatment plants – design, implementation, operation, Heidi Ekholm, A. Kangas,
Riku Vahala
• Phosphorus speciation in wastewater for design of
tertiary treatment, Maria Valtari, Kristian Sahlstedt
• Weather Radars used in on-line control of wastewater systems, T. S. Poulsen, T. B. Öennerth, M.
R. Rasmussen, J. S. Pedersen, C. Thirsing
• Pilot study – combination of sewage sludge treatment and hygienization after mesofilic digestion
with lower sludge production, Olsson, J., Philipsson
M., Holmström H., Cato E., Nehrenheim E.,
Thorin, E.
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TECHNICAL TOUR • THURSDAY 10 OCTOBER
There are five interesting and inspiring technical tours to choose from during the last day of the conference. All technical tours are planned to arrive at Malmö Railway Station at 17:00, with exception of
the visit to Lundtofte WWTP that will drive via Copenhagen Airport at 17:00 and is scheduled to be
at Malmö Railway Station at 17:45. When you plan your return trip, please take into account possible
delays due to traffic jams etc. Your choice of tour was made when registering for the conference, please
see the list of participants for your choice of technical tour.
Lundåkra WWTP in Landskrona
Strategic work for protecting a wastewater treatment plant from hazardous substances
At your visit in Landskrona (NSVA), that will be hold in Swedish, you will get a presentation from
the Operation Manager at Lundåkra WWTP, the Environmental Engineer and the Communication
Manager. They will speak about NSVA, the problems related to the hazardous chemicals and the risk
of elimination of the function of the WWTP. Finally we go out and have a look at the toxicity warning
system and the equipment used for sampling at the sewer network.
Sjölunda wastewater treatment plant
Manammox – anammox in the mainstream, ANITA ™ Mox and parts of Sjölunda WWTP
Sjölunda WWTP in Malmö celebrate this year its 50th anniversary. The configuration of the plant is
strongly reflected by the close cooperation with Lund University the last 35 years. Its high-loaded activated sludge plant with nitrification in trickling filters and post-denitrification in moving-bed biofilm
(MBBR) reactor makes the plant quite unique. The nearly total separation of the COD and enhanced
nitrogen removal processes makes the plant also very suitable for the next revolution in nutrient removal, fully autotrophic nitrogen removal (i.e. nitritation-anammox) in the mainstream. During the visit an
opportunity will be given to look at the pilot plant for implementing Manammox and ANITA™ Mox
– AnoxKaldnes developed a 1-stage deammonification process and parts of Sjölunda WWTP.
Lundtofte wastewater treatment plant, Denmark
New MBR plant in operation and fluid bed sludge incineration
Return bus trip via Copenhagen Airport.
In 2012 Mølleå the WWTP expanded the plant’s treatment capacity and improved the treatment of the
wastewater. The reason for the capacity expansion is new connecting catchments from the area in combination with the stricter effluent standards expected in the future, especially on nitrogen and phosphorus. At the plant the sludge is incinerated in a fluidized bed furnace.
A walk through different parts of Malmö
Green infrastructure for recreation and stormwater management
Three different locations will be visited during the study visit:
Gyllins trädgård: an overgrown nursery garden in the eastern parts of Malmö, next to the Riseberga
stream is undergoing a transition to become a residential area. Detention facilities have been built both
on private and public land.
Skogholms meadows: in an existing industrial area next to the Riseberga stream, a recreational area has
been created as part of a stormwater detention facility.
Augustenborg: in a residential area from the 1950s the combined sewage system has been separated.
The stormwater is now conveyed in open canals, swales and ponds with the possibility to detain large
amounts of stormwater.
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TECHNICAL TOUR • THURSDAY 10 OCTOBER
Brunnshög and Hyllinge
Photo: Oskar Falck
Cities of the Future – City planning and water
The housing exhibition Bo01, held in Malmö, Sweden in 2001 marked the beginning of a renewed
approach to urban planning. The work focused in particular on the use of resources, holistic planning
and emotions & aesthetics. Bo01 is history but Western Skåne continues to be one of Sweden’s most
expansive areas and new neighbourhoods are being built. We will look more closely at how the legacy
of Bo01 has come to affect the expansion of the Hyllie area in Malmö and Brunnshög area in Lund. In
Brunnshög two large unique research facilities, ESS and MarxIV are currently being constructed
SOCIAL PROGRAMME
Welcome reception
Photo: Oskar Falck
The City of Malmö is pleased to host the welcome
reception at the grand Courthouse Rådhuset,
on 8 October at 19:30 for all participants in the
NORDIWA Conference. At Rådhuset you will
join your colleagues from all the Nordic countries
around the buffet dinner tables in this historic
building from the 1500s, the biggest in the Nordic
region from its time!
Gala dinner
The Gala dinner will take place at the restaurant Glasklart in the new urban development in Malmö;
the Western harbour, on 9 October at 19:00, we will be dining right by the water with a beautiful view
of Malmö Harbour.
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MAP
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Malmö Mässan, Conference Venue, Address: Mässgatan 6, Malmö
Rådhuset, Welcome Reception, 8 October, Address: Stortorget 2, Gamla Staden Malmö,
Glasklart, Gala dinner, 9 October, Address: Dockplatsen 1, Malmö
Comfort Hotel Malmö, Address: Carlsgatan 10C, Malmö
Radisson Blu Hotel Malmö, Address: Östergatan 10, Malmö
Scandic Hotel Kramer, Address: Stortorget 7, Malmö
Scandic Hotel Triangeln, Address: Triangeln 2, Malmö
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INFORMATION AND CONTACT
Transport
The conference fee includes a 3-day pass for public transportation in the city of Malmö. With
Malmö’s new trains, it is very easy to get to Malmö Mässan from the pre-booked hotels in central
Malmö. Travel time from Malmö Mässan to Malmö C is about 10 minutes, and 15 minutes to
Kastrup. Travel time between Malmö Mässan and Malmö Airport, Sturup, is about 50 minutes by
train and bus.
Contact regarding registrations and accommodation
Go to www.svensktvatten.se for registration to the Conference and booking of accommodation
Contact: Meetagain Konferens
E-mail: [email protected]
Phone: +46 (0) 8-664 58 00
Contact regarding the conference programme
Contact: Frida Pettersson, Secretary Programme Committee
E-mail: [email protected]
Mobile: +46 (0) 70-32 79 173
More information: www.svensktvatten.se
NORDIWA
Box 47607 n SE-117 94 Stockholm
Phone: +46 8 506 002 00 n Fax: +46 8 506 002 10
www.svensktvatten.se