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Researcher

Geert Boeije

Awards & Distinctions

22 Results

2005

A rule-based screening environmental risk assessment tool derived from EUSES

Frederik VerdonckGeert BoeijeVéronique VandenbergheM COMBERW DE WOLFT FEIJTELM HOLTV KOCHA LECLOUXA SIEBEL-SAUER et al.

A1 Journal Article in CHEMOSPHERE

2001

Adequate model complexity for scenario analysis of VOC stripping in a trickling filter

Henk VanhoorenTom VerbruggeGeert BoeijeD DemeyPeter Vanrolleghem

A1 Journal Article in WATER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

GREAT-ER: a new tool for management and risk assessment of chemicals in river basins: contribution to GREAT-ER #10

D SchowanekK FoxM HoltFR SchroederV KochG CassaniM MatthiesGeert BoeijePeter VanrolleghemA Young et al.

A1 Journal Article in WATER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

2000

Development of a chemical fate model for trickling filters based on the activated sludge model Simple Treat: a case study for LAS

Geert BoeijeHenk VanhoorenTom VerbruggePeter Vanrolleghem

A1 Journal Article in ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

GREAT-ER: A new tool for management and risk assessment of chemicals in river basins

Diederik SchowanekK FOXM HOLTFR SCHROEDERV KOCHG CASSANIM MATTHIESGeert BoeijeP VANROLLEGHEMA YOUNG et al.

Incorporation of biofilm activity in river biodegradation modeling: a case study for linear alkylbenzene sulphonate (LAS)

Geert BoeijeDiederik R SchowanekPeter Vanrolleghem

A1 Journal Article in WATER RESEARCH

New PEC definitions for river basins applicable to GIS-based environmental exposure assessment

Geert BoeijeJan-Oliver WagnerFrank KoormannPeter VanrolleghemDiederik R SchowanekTom CJ Feijtel

A1 Journal Article in CHEMOSPHERE

Toepassing van GREAT-ER, een blootstellingsmodel voor chemicalien, op het Rupelstroombekken

Frederik VerdonckGeert BoeijePeter VanrolleghemT FeijtelD Schowanek

Toepassing van GREAT-ER, een blootstellingsmodel voor chemicaliën, op het Rupelstroombekken

Frederik VerdonckGeert BoeijePeter VanrolleghemT FeijtelD Schowanek

A4 Journal Article in @WEL : WATER, ENERGIE EN LEEFMILIEU

1999

Geo-referenced regional exposure assessment tool for European rivers (GREAT-ER): A case study for the Rupel basin (B).

Frederik VerdonckGeert BoeijeD SCHOWANEKPeter Vanrolleghem

Non-invasive and continuous monitoring of a pilot-scale trickling filter: Weight, off-gas and hydraulic characterization.

Henk VanhoorenGeert BoeijeFrederik AccoePeter Vanrolleghem

Non-invasive and continuous monitoring of a pilot-scale trickling filter: Weight, off-gas and hydraulic characterization.

Henk VanhoorenGeert BoeijeFrederik AccoePeter Vanrolleghem

Spatially aggregated predicted environmental concentrations (PECs) for geo-referenced exposure assessment

Geert BoeijeJO WAGNERF KOORMANNPeter VanrolleghemTCJ FEIJTEL

1998

Adaptation of the SimpleTreat chemical fate model to single-sludge biological nutrient removal wastewater treatment plants.

Geert BoeijeD SCHOWANEKPeter Vanrolleghem

A1 Journal Article in WATER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Development of a geography-referenced regional exposure assessment tool for European rivers: GREAT-ER

T FeijtelGeert BoeijeM MatthiesA YoungG MorrisC GandolfiB HansenK FoxE MatthijsV Koch et al.

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

1997

A geo-referenced aquatic exposure prediction methodology for 'down-the-drain' chemicals.

Geert BoeijePeter VanrolleghemM MATTHIES

A1 Journal Article in WATER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

A geo-referenced fate simulation methodology for aquatic exposure assessment of 'down-the-drain' chemicals

Geert BoeijePeter Vanrolleghem

Development of a geography-referenced regional exposure assessment tool for European rivers - GREAT-ER contribution to GREAT-ER #1.

T FEIJTELGeert BoeijeM MATTHIESA YOUNGG MORRISC GANDOLFIB HANSENK FOXM HOLTV KOCH et al.

A1 Journal Article in CHEMOSPHERE

Geo-referenced prediction of environmental concentrations of chemicals in rivers: A hypothetical case study

Geert BoeijePeter Vanrolleghem

Prediction and Visualization of the Environmental Concentration of Consumer Chemicals: the GREAT-ER Project

Geert BoeijeD SCHOWANEK

The identification of thresholds of acceptability and danger : the chemical presence route

F MatthiesM KoormannGeert BoeijeT Feijtel

1996

Development and validation of new continuous activated sludge test systems with biological nutrient removal

D SCHOWANEKT FEIJTELA ROTTIERSE MATTHIJSK DECRAENEGeert BoeijeWilly Verstraete