Water Studies and Research

   

Miami Conservancy District and its partners conduct studies on water quality and quantity and issues of interest to the region.

There are links below to recent reports on: 

  • Water Quanitity (groundwater and surface water)
  • Water Quality (groundwater and surface water)
  • Arsenic Removal in Drinking Water
  • E. Coli Contamination
  • Habitat Restoration
  • Nutrient Pollution, Nutrient Loading
  • PFAS Contamination
  • Pharmaceutical & PPCP

 


 

WATER RESOURCES

Water Quantity 

Groundwater Quantity/Levels 

Groundwater Quality

 

Arsenic Removal in Drinking Water

 

Water Resources
Summarizes data collected on water quality and quantity in the Great Miami River Watershed. The reports look at long-term trends in precipitation, runoff, and water quality. Reporting on this data can be found in separate quality and quantity reports post-2015.
2015 Water Resources Report
2014 Water Resources Report

 


HABITAT RESTORATION

 

 


 

HUMAN IMPACT/ POLLUTION

E. Coli Contamination

  • E. coli Monitoring Report (2018)
    This study examines the relationship between Escherichia Coli (E. coli) and rainfall, runoff, and water quality conditions in the Great Miami and Mad rivers near Dayton, Ohio.
  • E. coli Study (2013)
    The E. coli Study examines the relationship between Escherichia Coli (E. coli), and rainfall and runoff conditions in the Great Miami River in Dayton, Ohio.

Nutrient Pollution, Nutrient Loading

PFAS Contamination

Pharmaceutical & PPCP