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    HRSD promises to treat wastewater and recover natural resources to protect public health and the environment.

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HRSD Wastewater Surveillance

Wastewater Surveillance Disclaimer

Wastewater surveillance data and analysis on this website are subject to confirmation and should not be considered final. There are no standard methods for pathogen detection in wastewater; therefore, these results should not be used in any regulatory context. Decisions should never be made on wastewater-based data alone. The intention for data generation is to supplement other public health information. This website will continually be updated with new data as results are made available.

 

Detailed background and methods used to generate the data can be found here:

Science Direct

 

STATE AND NATIONAL SURVEILLANCE PROGRAMS

HRSD contributes to both state and national surveillance programs.

  • https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/coronavirus/see-the-numbers/covid-19-data-insights/sars-cov-2-in-wastewater/
  • https://www.cdc.gov/nwss/wastewater-surveillance.html

Service Area Map

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COVID-19 Time Series

Regional COVID-19 Loading

Daily New Clinical Cases and Viral Load in HRSD Treatment Facilities

COVID-19 Heat Map

A Spatial Look at Normalized COVID-19 Loading

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Most recent five weeks. Heat maps represent population normalized loading for facility catchments. Scale (log10 copies/person) is set based on most recent 4 weeks of data.

Influenza Time Series

Regional Influenza A Loading

Daily New Clinical Cases and Viral Load in HRSD Treatment Facilities

Influenza Heat Map

A Spatial Look at Normalized Influenza A Loading

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Most recent five weeks. Heat maps represent population normalized loading for facility catchments.

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