The Ortelium success story at a WWTP in Sydney is focus of a recently published paper by J.E.Hayes et al.
In the paper entitled “Unrepresented community odour impact: improving engagement strategies” the authors describe methods to train community members and plant operators in terms of odour descriptors. This enabled them to establish a communicative system, which was then incorporated into Ortelium to be used as an online dynamic odour observation platform.
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Another Ortelium success story will be presented at the 7th IWA Conference on Odours and Air Emissions in the papere "Odour complaints in urban environment" by B. Mannebeck & S. Schmid.
Last but not least, we will contribute a oral presentation on "How to set up an odour management system", showcasing why Ortelium has earned itself an excellent and ever-increasing reputation as a leading odour complaint management tool in the most varied cases across the globe.
