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Sanitary surveys of shellfish harvesting waters are now a routine component of regulatory monitoring. These provide a qualitative appraisal of potential pollutant sources impacting on shellfish microbial quality. The information provided by this type of screening level appraisal is very useful, but does not afford quantitative assessment of the different pollution sources and their complex dynamic...
Microbial source tracking techniques are used in the UK to provide an evidence-base to guide major expenditure decisions and/or regulatory action relating to sewage disposal. Consequently, it is imperative that the techniques used robustly index faecal indicator organisms (FIOs) that are the regulatory parameters for bathing and shellfish harvesting areas. This study reports a ‘field-scale’ test of...
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