Groundwater quality monitoring systems — Money wasted?
There is some evidence to suggest that inaccurate groundwater quality data is presently being collected and archived from inadequate or badly designed monitoring systems. This not only wastes resources but possibly may lead to wrong actions being taken on the basis of false data. The paper examines...
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| description | There is some evidence to suggest that inaccurate groundwater quality data is presently being collected and archived from inadequate or badly designed monitoring systems. This not only wastes resources but possibly may lead to wrong actions being taken on the basis of false data. The paper examines such problems and proposes a simple check list that should be applied to both existing and new systems. |
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