1. Baddeley, A., Ballinger, A., Cessford, I. & Smyth, M (2014). Assessing the
Costs and Benefits for Production and Beneficial Application of Anaerobic
Digestate to Agricultural Land in Wales (OMK007-203). WRAP.
2. Bungay,S, Chapman,K, Smyth, M et al (2007) Fate of Phosphorus during
Anaerobic Digestion of Sludge from an EBPR Plant. In Ed. Horan, NJ, 12th
European Biosolids and Organic Resources Conference, November. Aqua
Enviro, Wakefield. 26th European Biosolids and Bioresource Conference,
November. Aqua Enviro, Wakefield.
3. Bungay, S, Smyth, M & Tompkins, D (2021). Emissions from digestate –
quantification & mitigation. 26th European Biosolids and Organic Resources
Conference, November. Aqua Enviro, Wakefield.
4. Burgess, A. and Smyth, M. (2016). Biochemical Methane Potential (BMP)
Testing of organic wastes. 21st European Biosolids and Organic Resources
Conference, November. Aqua Enviro, Wakefield.
5. Burgess, A., Smyth, M., Forgacs, G., Elliott, C. (2017). Waste & Wastewater
Characteristics to Minimise OPEX and Maximise Energy Generation. 22nd
European Biosolids and Organic Resources Conference, November. Aqua
Enviro, Wakefield.
6. Forgacs, G., Smyth, M., Law, I. & Arnot, T.C. (2017) Biowin Modelling to
Reduce the Avonmouth Digester Commissioning Programme from 6 Months
to 6 Weeks. 22nd European Biosolids and Organic Resources Conference,
November. Aqua Enviro, Wakefield.
7. Forgacs, G., Smyth, M., Law, I & Arnot, T.C. (2017). Co-digestion and Food
Waste AD: Biowin Modelling to Optimise OLR & HRT on the Avonmouth Food
Waste Digesters. 22nd European Biosolids and Organic Resources Conference,
November. Aqua Enviro, Wakefield.
8. Henry C., Thwaites, R., Smyth M et al (2013). A consideration of the
PAS110:2010 pasteurisation requirements, and possible alternatives.
(OMK002-007S). WRAP
9. Henry C., Thwaites R., Smyth M et al (2012). Investigation into the effects of
anaerobic digestion processes on some common agricultural pests and
diseases in the UK (OMK002-007). WRAP
10. Horan, N.J., Smyth, M (2016). Detecting persistent herbicides in anaerobic
digestion. (OMK002-020). WRAP
11. Horan, N.J., Smyth, M & Cessford, I. (2015). Optimising the value of digestate
& digestion systems. (OIN007-001). WRAP
12. Horan, N.J. & Smyth, M. (2012). Enhancing energy production, throughput
and revenue through analysis and control of volatile fatty acids. Water &
Wastewater Treatment. February, volume 55, issue 2, 18-19.
13. Horan, N.J., Smyth, M., & May, A. (2011) Optimisation of Digester
Performance and Gas Yield through Analysis of VFA Speciation. In Ed. Horan,
NJ, 16th European Biosolids and Organic Resources Conference, November.
Aqua Enviro, Wakefield.
14. Horan, N.J., Smyth, M. & Sutherland, J. (2011). Determining Energy Yield from
Various Co-digestable wastes. UKWIR. ISBN: 1 84057 601 4.
15. Horan, N.J. & Smyth, M. (2011). The Crossover between the Water and
Organic Wastes market. Let’s Recycle, June 2011, 35-36.
16. Horan, N.J. & Smyth, M. (2011). The complete picture. CIWM Journal, April,
20 – 22
17. Horan, N.J. & Smyth, M. (2010). Balancing the benefits. Materials Recycling
Weekly, September 10th, 39-40
18. Horan, N.J., Smyth, M. & Lowe, M. (2005). Full Scale Operational Trials using
Recycled Glass in Two-stage Filters and Reed Beds. (GLA044-012). WRAP
19. Horan, N.J., Smyth, M. & Lowe, M. (2005). Full Scale Trials of Recycled Glass
as Tertiary Filter Media for Wastewater Treatment. (GLA036-010). WRAP
20. Lowe, M., Lavender, P. & Smyth, M. (2005). The use of recycled glass as
media for the treatment tertiary treatment of domestic wastewater. In ed.
Horan, NJ, 3
rd European Wastewater Management Conferences. Aqua
Enviro, Wakefield.
21. Minall, R., Smyth, M. & Horan, N. (2014). Practical techniques to assess
the dewaterability of sludge to optimise current and future performance. In
ed. Horan, NJ, 19th European Biosolids and Organic Resources Conference,
November. Aqua Enviro, Wakefield.
22. Smyth, M & Sheeran, K. (2022). Metagenomics: an innovative & practical
tool to drive down carbon, opex, nitrogen & phosphorus. 16th European
Waste Water Management Conference, September. Aqua Enviro, Wakefield.
23. Smyth, M. (2020). Membrane Bioreactors – operating & optimising
experiences. 14th European Waste Water Management Conference,
September. Aqua Enviro, Wakefield.
24. Smyth, M. & Pilgrim, E. (2020). Optimising chemical dosing to meet P
consents in Yorkshire Water. 14th European Waste Water Management
Conference, September. Aqua Enviro, Wakefield.
25. Smyth, M. & Tompkins D. (2020). Crystal ball gazing for biogas, a systems’
approach. CIWEM Water & Environment Magazine, January.
26. Smyth, M. (2019). Vivianite & struvite: growing challenges for bioresources
and wastewater operations. 24th European Biosolids and Organic Resources
Conference, November. Aqua Enviro, Wakefield.
27. Smyth, M., Kabir, M. & Wallis, J. (2019). Practical laboratory tests & sampling
studies to calibrate process models: achieving biological phosphorus removal.
13th European Waste Water Management Conference, July. Aqua Enviro,
Wakefield.
28. Smyth, M., Kabir, M. & Inman, D. (2018). BioWin Modelling to develop
strategies to maximise energy generation from seven of Anglian Water’s
Sludge Treatment Centres. 23rd European Biosolids and Organic Resources
Conference, November. Aqua Enviro, Wakefield.
29. Smyth, M (2018). Optimising Biological Treatment Plants to meet BAT:
reduce operating costs and generate revenue. Paper Technology
International, volume 59, number 1, 10-13.
30. Smyth, M (2018). Wastewater Treatment & Anaerobic Digestion – bridging
the skills gap. Engineers Ireland. 6/2/2018.
[http://www.engineersjournal.ie/2018/02/06/wastewater-treatmentanaerobic-digestion-bridging-skills-gap/]
31. Smyth, M (2018). Advanced Anaerobic Digestion for Ireland. Engineers
Ireland. 1/5/2018. [http://www.engineersjournal.ie/2018/05/01/advancedanaerobic-digestion-ireland-analysis]
32. Smyth, M (2018). Phosphorus Removal: achieving ‘low’ levels. Water &
Sewerage Journal. Number 2, 2018
33. Smyth, M., and Horan, N. (2014). Sequencing Batch Reactors, past, present
and future. In ed. Horan, NJ, 8
th European Wastewater Management
Conferences. Aqua Enviro, Wakefield
34. Smyth, M. (2016). Fixing the aerobic treatment plant. Water & Wastewater
Treatment. April, 2016, 33-34.
35. Smyth, M., Minall, R., Stead, T. and Walker, J. (2016). Optimising the energy
yield from anaerobic digestion through calorific value analysis: Case studies
from Davyhulme and Seafield. 21st European Biosolids and Organic
Resources Conference, November. Aqua Enviro, Wakefield.
36. Smyth, M., Brookes, A. and Riches, S. (2016). A predictive model to
determine ammonium levels in digestate liquors. 21st European Biosolids and
Organic Resources Conference, November. Aqua Enviro, Wakefield.
37. Smyth, M. and Minall, R. (2016). Predicting and measuring sludge
dewaterability: A mass balance approach. 21st European Biosolids and
Organic Resources Conference, November. Aqua Enviro, Wakefield.
38. Smyth, M. (2013). Foaming: The risks and finding solutions. Recycling Waste
World. May, 2013, 8.
39. Smyth, M., and Horan, N. (2014). Operating Experiences from Organic Waste
Digestion Plants. In ed. Horan, NJ, 19th European Biosolids and Organic
Resources Conference, November. Aqua Enviro, Wakefield.
40. Smyth, M., and Horan, N. (2014). Realising the biochemical potential of feed
stocks in the circular economy. In ed. Horan, NJ, 19th European Biosolids and
Organic Resources Conference, November. Aqua Enviro, Wakefield.
41. Smyth, M., Gostick, N. & Powell, B. (2004). Effluent Treatment in the Paper &
Board Industry. Paper Technology – Paper Industry Technical Association,
June, 39-41.
42. Smyth, M. (2004). A Risky Business. CIWEM Water & Environment Magazine,
January.
43. Taylor, M., Forgacs,G., Smyth, M. & Tompkins, D. (2016). Novel ammonia
removal and recovery technologies – a quantitative management review
framework. 10th European Wastewater Management Conferences. Aqua
Enviro, Wakefield
44. Trumper, S, Philp, R., Smyth, M (2005). Selector basins- development of a
cost effective design. In ed. Horan, NJ, 3
rd European Wastewater
Management Conferences. Aqua Enviro, Wakefield.
