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George C. Whipple

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George C. Whipple's Degrees

Bachelors Civil Engineering Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Masters Civil Engineering Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Doctorate Civil Engineering Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

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According to Wikipedia, George Chandler Whipple was an American civil engineer and an expert in the field of sanitary microbiology. His career extended from 1889 to 1924 and he is best known as a co-founder of the Harvard School of Public Health. Whipple published some of the most important books in the early history of public health and applied microbiology.

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George C. Whipple's Published Works

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SOLUBILITY OF OXYGEN IN SEA WATER. (1911) (56)
The element of chance in sanitation (1916) (22)
On the Amount of Oxygen and Carbonic Acid Dissolved in Natural Waters and the Effect of These Gases upon the Occurrence of Microscopic Organisms (1902) (18)
THE THERMOPHONE. (17)
Collection and Disposal of Municipal Refuse (1921) (11)
Vital Statistics: An Introduction to the Science of Demography (1919) (10)
Classification of Lakes According to Temperature (1898) (7)
Biological studies by the pupils of William Thompson Sedgwick. (6)
On the Relation between Oxygen in Water and the Longevity of the Typhoid Bacillus. (1906) (6)
Report of Committee on Standard Methods of Water Analysis. (1907) (5)
Conservation by Sanitation (1911) (4)
The Solubility of Calcium Carbonate and of Magnesium Hydroxide and the Precipitation of these Salts with Lime Water. (1906) (4)
Examination of Waters and Water Supplies (1913) (4)
Municipal Public Works, their Inception, Construction and Management (1903) (3)
FIRST REPORT OF THE LIMNOLOGICAL COMMISSION OF THE AMERICAN MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY. (1901) (3)
Recommended minimum requirements for plumbing in dwellings and similar buildings :: final report of subcommittee on plumbing of the building code committee July 3, 1923 (3)
DISINFECTING 200,000,000 GALLONS OF WATER A DAY—EXPERIENCE WITH CHLORIDE OF LIME AND LIQUID CHLORINE AT TORRESDALE FILTRATION PLANT [with DISCUSSION] (1914) (2)
State Sanitation. Volume I: A Review of the Work of the Massachusetts State Board of Health (1917) (2)
Sewage Disposal: An Informal Discussion (1906) (2)
Observed Relations between Dissolved Oxygen, Carbonic Acid and Algae Growths in Weequahic Lake, Newark, N. J. (2)
FINAL REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON STANDARD METHODS FOR THE EXAMINATION OF AIR. (1910) (2)
Fresh-water biology, by Henry Baldwin Ward and George Chandler Whipple with the collaboration of a staff of specialists. (2)
THE PUBLIC HEALTH WORK OF PROFESSOR SEDGWICK. (1921) (2)
Discussion of "The Filtration Works of the East Jersey Water Company, At Little Falls, New Jersey" (2)
THE OBSERVATION OF ODOR AS AN ESSENTIAL PART OF WATER ANALYSIS. (1900) (2)
pioneer of public health (1)
Recommended minimum requirements for plumbing : report of subcommittee on plumbing of the Building code committee (1)
THIRD PROGRESS REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON STANDARD METHODS FOR THE EXAMINATION OF AIR. (1915) (1)
On the Practical Value of Presumptive Tests for Bacillus Coli in Water. (1)
Sewerage and Sewage Disposal, a TextBook (1922) (1)
THE SEWAGE DISPOSAL PROBLEM IN VILLAGES AND SMALL CITIES. (1914) (1)
PROGRESS REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON SEWAGE WORKS OPERATION AND ANALYTICAL METHODS: TO THE SANITARY ENGINEERING SECTION OF THE AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION. (1915) (1)
Mortality Statistics of Insured Wage Earners and Their Families (1919) (1)
Laboratory Section: PRELIMINARY REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON STANDARD METHODS OF SHELL-FISH EXAMINATION. (1911) (1)
Modern Methods of Sewage Purification (1911) (1)
Sewage Purification and Disposal (1915) (1)
In Memoriam: THE PUBLIC HEALTH WORK OF PROFESSOR SEDGWICK (1921) (1)
SEWAGE TREATMENT VS. SEWAGE PURIFICATION. (1913) (1)
Applications de la Biologie á l'Art de l'Ingénieur (1922) (1)
Report of the Sanitary Investigations of the Illinois River and its Tributaries (1901) (1)
Chlamydomonas and Its Effect on Water Supplies (1900) (1)
Government Requirements and Professional Standards (1924) (1)
MICROSCOPICAL EXAMINATION OF WATER, WITH A DESCRIPTION OF A SIMPLE FORM OF APPARATUS. (1897) (1)
The Decolorization of Water: An Informal Discussion (1901) (0)
Sewage Disposal . By George W. Fuller. New York, McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1912. Pp. 767. (1912) (0)
THE 37 degrees BACTERIAL COUNT. (0)
CHAPTER XI. LATER ENGINEERING WORK (1917) (0)
CHAPTER XII. COST AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH (1917) (0)
Biological Studies in Massachusetts No. 2 (1897) (0)
Technical Papers Presented at the Annual Convention, Portsmouth, N. H., June 21, 1922: Pollution of Streams By Pulp-Mill Wastes (0)
SECOND PROGRESS REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON STANDARD METHODS OF SHELLFISH EXAMINATION. (0)
Water Supply and Water Purification: A Symposium: History of Water Purification (0)
CHAPTER XVI. INTRODUCTION (1917) (0)
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE SCHOOL FOR HEALTH OFFICERS OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY AND THE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. (1914) (0)
REPORT OF THE COUNCIL ON STANDARDIZATION (0)
Pollution of Streams by Pulp-Mill Wastes (0)
Discussion of "The Clarification of Sewage by Fine Screens" (1915) (0)
CHAPTER III. THE BOARD OF HEALTH, LUNACY, AND CHARITY (1879-1886) (1917) (0)
Pipe Casting at Pont‐A‐Mousson (1921) (0)
CHAPTER XIII. PERSONALIA (1917) (0)
Elements of Water Bacteriology (1913) (0)
Sanitation: Its Relation to Health and Life (0)
PERMANENT SEDIMENT RECORDS FOR WATER AND SEWAGE. (1915) (0)
Practical Method of Sewage Disposal (1912) (0)
English and American House Drainage. (0)
A Long Record of Microscopical Examinations (1922) (0)
Chloride of Lime in Sanitation (1913) (0)
SOME PRELIMINARY STUDIES IN AIR WASHING AND ITS RESULTS. (1913) (0)
PUBLIC HEALTH NOMENCLATURE. (1925) (0)
CHAPTER XV. STATE SANITATION (1917) (0)
The Work of Mtp Prospect Laboratory of the Brooklyn Water Works (1901) (0)
Sanitary Enǵineerinǵ at Harvard University (1912) (0)
A SIMPLE APPARATUS FOR COLLECTING SAMPLES OF WATER AT VARIOUS DEPTHS. (1895) (0)
Experience with the Use of a Nonbasic Alum in Connection with Mechanical Filtration. (1906) (0)
CHAPTER V. HEALTH OF THE PEOPLE (1917) (0)
The Observation of Odor as an Essential Part of Water Analysis. (0)
Discussion of "Experiments on the Flow of Water in the Six-Foot Steel and Wood Pipe Line of the Pioneer Electric Power Company, at Ogden, Utah. Second Series" (1900) (0)
CHAPTER XXI. APPENDIX TO SANITARY REPORT (1917) (0)
CHAPTER II. BEGINNINGS OF THE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH (1869-1879) (1917) (0)
Discussion of Water Purification Plant, Washington, D. C., Results of Operation by E. D. Hardy (0)
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON RIVER CLEANING. (1914) (0)
Note on the Vertical Distribution of Mallomonas (1899) (0)
On the necessity of cultivating water bacteria in an atmosphere saturated with moisture. (0)
CHAPTER XVIII. THE SANITARY MOVEMENT AT HOME (1917) (0)
Discussion of "Odors and their Travel Habits" (0)
CORRESPONDENCE. THE BIO-AERATION OF SEWAGE. (0)
The Education of Health Officers (0)
CHAPTER I. EARLY HISTORY OF PUBLIC HEALTH IN MASSACHUSETTS (1917) (0)
The Use of Semi-Logarithmic Paper in Plotting Death Rates (0)
Discussion of "Purification of Water for Domestic Use: French Practice" (1905) (0)
Water Supply . By William P. Mason. Fourth Edition. New York, John Wiley and Sons. x+528 pages, 6/9. $3.75 net. (1917) (0)
THRIFT VS. RETRENCHMENT IN PUBLIC HEALTH WORK. (1919) (0)
The Passaic Valley Sewerage Case (1918) (0)
CHAPTER VII. FURTHER MEASURES TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC HEALTH (1917) (0)
CHAPTER IX. PROTECTION OF THE PURITY OF INLAND WATERS (1917) (0)
THE 37° BACTERIAL COUNT (0)
Report of Committee on Purification and Preservation of Public Water Supplies. (0)
Discussion of "The Albany Water Filtration Plant" (0)
Discussion of The Purification of the Water Supply of Steelton, Pennsylvania by James H. Fuertes (1910) (0)
CHAPTER IV. THE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH REORGANIZED (1886-1914) (1917) (0)
Biological Studies in Massachusetts, No. 1. (1897) (0)
Discussion of "Flow In the Sewers of the North Metropolitan Sewerage System of Massachusetts" (1901) (0)
CHAPTER X. THE LAWRENCE EXPERIMENT STATION AND THE STATE HOUSE WATER AND SEWAGE LABORATORIES (1917) (0)
Chloride of Lime in Sanitation . By Albert H. Hooker. First Edition. New York, John Wiley & Sons. 1913. (1913) (0)
CHAPTER XIV. THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH (1914-1916) (1917) (0)
Biological Studies in Massachusetts. No. 3. (1897) (0)
CHAPTER XIX. PLAN FOR A SANITARY SURVEY OF THE STATE (1917) (0)
CHAPTER XX. REASONS FOR APPROVING THE PLAN RECOMMENDED (1917) (0)
CHAPTER XVII. THE SANITARY MOVEMENT ABROAD (0)
CHAPTER VIII. PROTECTION OF THE FOOD SUPPLY (1917) (0)
Factors in the Zoning of Cities: A Symposium: Zoning and Health (0)

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