Peter de Moel

Peter de Moel has been working in the drinking water sector since 1979. Within Kiwa Water Research (1979-1980), he published on water chemistry, on coagulation, and on dewatering of drinking water sludge. Within DHV (1980-2000), he designed over 100 water treatment plants and water supply facilities, for all drinking water companies in the Netherlands and for organizations in over 20 countries, worldwide. His patents (membrane filtration) are applied in full scale installations. In 2000 he joined as partner within Omnisys doing ICT consultancy projects, mainly in the health insurance sector. Since 2001 he assists TU Delft on the production of educational material and using ICT in education. He is the principal author of the text book Drinking water – Principles and Practices, published in Dutch and in English. In 2007 he was the project manager of the TU Delft OpenCourseWare pilot project. In 2011 he started the development of the course "Aquatic Chemistry for Engineers", as an OpenCourseWare and LifeLongLearning project next to being the coordinator online education activities at the department of Watermanagement.