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Sylvestre, E., Dorner, S., Burnet, J.-B., Smeets, P., Medema, G., Cantin, P., Villion, M., Robert, C., Ellis, D., Servais, P., & Prévost, M. (2021). Changes in Escherichia coli to enteric protozoa ratios in rivers: Implications for risk-based assessment of drinking water treatment requirements. Water Research, 205, 10 pages. External link
Sylvestre, É., Prévost, M., Burnet, J.-B., Pang, X., Qiu, Y., Smeets, P., Medema, G., Hachad, M., & Dorner, S. (2021). Demonstrating the reduction of enteric viruses by drinking water treatment during snowmelt episodes in urban areas. Water Research X, 11. External link
Sylvestre, E., Burnet, J.-B., Dorner, S., Smeets, P., Medema, G., Villion, M., Hachad, M., & Prévost, M. (2021). Impact of Hydrometeorological Events for the Selection of Parametric Models for Protozoan Pathogens in Drinking-Water Sources. Risk Analysis, 41(8), 1413-1426. External link
Sylvestre, E., Prévost, M., Smeets, P., Medema, G., Burnet, J.-B., Cantin, P., Villion, M., Robert, C., & Dorner, S. (2021). Importance of Distributional Forms for the Assessment of Protozoan Pathogens Concentrations in Drinking-Water Sources. Risk Analysis, 41(8), 1396-1412. External link
Sylvestre, E., Prévost, M., Burnet, J.-B., Smeets, P., Medema, G., Hachad, M., & Dorner, S. (2021). Using surrogate data to assess risks associated with microbial peak events in source water at drinking water treatment plants. Water Research, 200, 10 pages. External link
Sylvestre, É., Burnet, J.-B., Smeets, P., Medema, G., Prévost, M., & Dorner, S. (2020). Can routine monitoring of E. coli fully account for peak event concentrations at drinking water intakes in agricultural and urban rivers? Water Research, 170, 12 pages. External link
