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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Water Quality Prediction"”.
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Water quality prediction for recreational use of Kranji Reservoir, Singapore
… has been making efforts in relieving its water shortage problems and has been making great progress through its holistic water management. Via the Active, Beautiful, Clean Waters (ABC Waters) Programme, Singapore's Public Utilities Board (PUB) is now aiming to opening Kranji Reservoir for …
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A framework for Improving Hydrologic and Water Quality Prediction in Urbanized Watersheds through Stakeholder Co-Design and Multi-Model Integration
Urban watersheds present a unique modeling challenge due to the complex interplay between natural and hydrologic processes, engineered infrastructure, and the diverse decision-making by multiple stakeholder groups. These interactions span multiple spatial and temporal scales, making it difficult …
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Assessing Urban Non-Point Source pollutants at the Virginia Tech Extended Dry Detention Pond
… source pollution has become a focus for water quality investigators. Once thought to be a small contributor to the pollution problem, urban non-point sources are now responsible for transporting over 50% of all pollutants into natural waterways. Assessing non-point source pollution is the …
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Bacteria Prediction For Recreational Waters Through The Use Of Artificial Neural Networks
… determine the risk of exposure to pathogens in water. If there is a presence of these indicator bacteria, pathogenic microorganisms may also be present. These bacteria in recreational water bodies pose a health threat to people if ingested during activities such as swimming or from the …
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Predictions of produced water quality and quantity for spatially-distributed wells in Niobrara formation
… the oil and gas industry are the availability of water for well construction and disposal of the produced water. Produced water is typically only treated for a limited number of constituents, and common disposal options have been deep well injection, evaporation or discharge to wastewater …