Introduction & Objective: Rivers are one of the main water supply resources for various uses such as agricultural, industrial and drinking purposes. As population and consumption increase, monitoring of rivers water quality becomes an important function ...
Mohammad Taghi Samadi +3 more
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Assessment of Tajan River water quality with the use of biological and quality indicators
Population growth, industrial development, climate changes and environmental pollutants reduce the quality of available water resources. Nowadays, limited resources of freshwater and maintaining their qualities are the biggest challenges for the ...
I. Ebrahimi; P. Fathi; F. Ghodrati; M. Naderi Jelodar; A.R. Pirali
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Assessment of Water Quality Indices Using Physico-chemical Parameters in Zayande Rood Dam Lake [PDF]
Background: Biological and ecological studies of water resources play the primary role in the researches. The Zayande-rood’s dam lake is one of the vital water resources that provide drinking water for the populations in Isfahan.
Eisa Ebrahimi, Mahtab Khalaji
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Investigation of self-purification capacity and water quality of Haraz river during dry and wet season [PDF]
Rivers are one of the primary water resources for agricultural, drinking, industrial and environmental applications; thus, assessment of the river water quality has a great significance.
Hasan Aminirad +6 more
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ارزیابی تغییرات مکانی و زمانی کیفیت آب رودخانه بابلرود با استفاده از شاخصهای کیفیت آب IRWQIsc، NSFWQI و CCME [PDF]
آب، یکی از مهمترین عناصر موجود در جهان، جهت ادامه حیات موجودات زنده شناخته میشود و سلامت منابع آبی بهویژه آب سطحی، عامل کلیدی و تعیینکننده سلامت و پایداری اکوسیستمهای آبی است.
علیرضا شاکر دنیوی +3 more
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Assessment of surface water quality using Malaysia Water Quality Index (MWQI) and National Sanitation Foundation Water Quality Index (NSFWQI) during road construction activities [PDF]
The study of this project was basically on the assessment of surface water quality by using Malaysian Water Quality Index (MWQI) and National Sanitation Foundation Water Quality Index (NSFWQI) during road construction activities.
Ayob, Nuramanina, Khamidun, Mohd Hairul
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Water Quality Index (NSFWQI) of the River Nun, Bayelsa State, Nigeria
Water remained the second most required and useful natural resource after air; but its usefulness is underscored through quality and quantity among various sources; of all sources of water, surface water occupied 70% of the earth's surface in various forms at a given time in space. Despite the abundance, water quality remained a global burden such that
Abinotami W Ebuete +3 more
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Evaluation of karst spring water quality in northeast Tennessee using water quality indices
Abstract Ensuring access to safe drinking water to protect public health in communities underserved or unserved by centralized water systems requires regular water quality testing and reporting. However, households depending on unregulated water systems like wells and springs, which are less routinely tested, may be unaware of their water quality ...
Lukman Fashina +3 more
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Water quality indexing based on actual and forecasted data reveals that river Saraswati in India is a dying river. Free carbon dioxide, dissolved oxygen, and turbidity appear as strong determinants. Three forecasting methods project that under a “business as usual” situation, the progressively degrading river will die soon.
Sasanka Pramanik +3 more
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Analysis of Groundwater Quality in the Coastal Aquifer of the Effutu Municipality, Ghana
The study sought to assess the suitability of groundwater for domestic and drinking purposes in the Effutu Municipality of Ghana. The paper employed laboratory protocols to analyse the water quality parameters’ concentrations for groundwater samples collected from wells.
Sender Kyeremeh +3 more
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