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Evaluation of surface water quality is a complex process undertakingmultiple parameters. Converting great amount of parameters into a simpler expressionand enabling easy interpretation of data are the main purposes of water quality indices.The main aim of this study is to plan effective water resources management system forKarun River by combination of CCMEWQI and Geographic Information System ...

Evaluation of surface water quality is a complex process undertakingmultiple parameters. Converting great amount of parameters into a simpler expressionand enabling easy interpretation of data are the main purposes of water quality indices.The main aim of this study is to plan effective water resources management system forKarun River by combination of CCMEWQI and Geographic Information System ...

Role of mathematical models and of field measurements in solving water quality problems is described. When simulating phenomena in different space and time scales there are some important differences, regarding forcing factors, time averaging and measuring technique. Two case studies are presented: (a) Modelling of mercury cycling in Trieste Bay. 2D Hydrodynamic model Is used together with a se...

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, citizens of United Kingdom were required stay at home for many months in 2020. In weeks before and following lockdown, including when it was not being enforced, advised where possible. As a result, megacity such as London, long-distance commuting is common, spatial temporal changes patterns water demand are inevitable. This, turn, may change people's waste treated ...

The 400,000 km Volta Basin is an international basin covering almost 28% of the West Coast. Basin of Africa. It extends from longitude 5 30 W to 2 00E and from latitude 5 30 N to 14 30 N and is shared by the six West African countries Benin, Togo, Ghana, La Cote d’Ivoire, Burkina Faso and Mali. The water resources of this basin are under severe stress due to both human and natural causes. High ...

Article history: Received 26 November 2013 Accepted 21 February 2014 Available online 10 May 2014 Communicated by Craig Stow Index words: Process-based modelling Eutrophication Bayesian inference Retrospective analysis Water quality criteria Decision making Modelling constructs are designed to shed light on different facets of biogeochemical cycles, but their application involves substantial un...