Project Details
Description
Christiansø and Frederiksø, two small rocky Danish islands, are inhabited by 100 residents. On top of this comes 1000 dayly tourists during the summer period. Currently, the wastewater is discharges untreated into the Baltic sea.
The bedrock underground, the distance to the mainland, the peaks in wastewater production and the relatively strict nature preservation regulations implies that conventional wastewater transport and treatment is expensive and not considered appropriate. Consequently, this project aims at identifying alternative solutions based on source control and "green" treatment methods.
A number of alternative systems solutions are drawn up and evaluated in a holistic manner while seeking to maximise public participation.
The bedrock underground, the distance to the mainland, the peaks in wastewater production and the relatively strict nature preservation regulations implies that conventional wastewater transport and treatment is expensive and not considered appropriate. Consequently, this project aims at identifying alternative solutions based on source control and "green" treatment methods.
A number of alternative systems solutions are drawn up and evaluated in a holistic manner while seeking to maximise public participation.
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 01/01/1999 → 31/12/2000 |
Collaborative partners
- Technical University of Denmark (lead)
- Forsvarsministeriets Fæstnings- og Natursekretariat (Project partner)
Funding
- Unknown
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