Rethinking Chloramine Detection in Aquatic Facilities w/ Aditi Gandhi | CMAHC Webinar

This is a webinar on rethinking chloramine detection, informed by next-generation research, personal experience, and real-world test results, led by student researcher Aditi Gandhi. Airborne chloramines remain an under-measured risk in indoor aquatic facilities, impacting swimmers, lifeguards, and staff, with limited options for real-time monitoring. Aditi will share the development of a cost-effective, continuous-monitoring approach using proxy measurements and teach practical implications for use in facility operations. You’ll learn about: • Health impacts of airborne chloramines • Gaps in current detection methods • How continuous monitoring can improve response and safety Originally hosted live on June 2, 2026, this recording is now available for free, thanks to the support of Solenis. Visit CMAHC.org for upcoming webinars and CEU details. About the Speaker: Aditi Gandhi is a student researcher at The Blake School in Minneapolis, MN. She has received many accolades for her thoughtful work while attending school. In addition to her professional work, Aditi is a competitive swimmer. Presented by: The Council for the Model Aquatic Health Code (CMAHC) Sponsored by: Solenis