Using GIS to Map Chromium Occurrence in Drinking Water Nate Rogers CEE 6440.

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Using GIS to Map Chromium Occurrence in Drinking Water Nate Rogers CEE 6440

Introduction Background of chromium Cr(III)↔Cr(VI) Health effects of chromium Cr(III) is a trace nutrient Cr(VI) is known carcinogen by inhalation, suspected by ingestion Sources of chromium in drinking water Source water: Naturally occurring, anthropogenic System infrastructure Treatment chemicals Regulations Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) of 100 ppb TotCr (Cr(III) + Cr(VI)) Possible federal regulation of Cr(VI) California MCL = 10 ppb Cr(VI)

Population Data – 2010 Census Chromium Data – EPA Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) Third Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule (UCMR3) All Public Water Systems (PWS) serving <10,000 people Limitations Data linked by zip codes Data

Population

Total Chromium - Max

Total Chromium - Average

Chromium 6 - Max

Chromium 6 - Average

Cr6 Evaluation of Norman, OK

Summary & Next Steps Using GIS to analyze chromium occurrence in the US Identify areas requiring treatment system upgrades Affected populations Federal Regulation Feasibility California’s success Economic feasibility Utilize CUAHSI HydroDesktop Pinpoint sources of chromium Evaluate areas with large concentrations Mapping potential water sources without chromium

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