These data have been invaluable in the region’s water quality assessments.

A background in water quality assessment or liner design would also be an asset.

They shall begin providing it once the first bathing water quality assessment has been carried out in accordance with Article 4.

Make interim recommendations for methods of water quality assessment, based on chemical/biological indicators.

Long-term ambient water quality assessments are undertaken in areas most affected by pollution.

Assistance can include: site identification, groundwater investigation, surveying, design, and water quality assessment.

Since these factors are strongly related, water quality assessment systems should also be viewed on the basis of land use factors.

The data is used for water quality assessment and early identification of unusual water quality conditions.

Promote the uptake of water quality assessment tools through training, technical publications and website information.

In addition, a regional water quality assessment program was developed and implemented, to help communities monitor their own water sources.

Detailed water quality assessment with targeted risk assessment and wastewater audits.

Food chains, aquatic adaptations, classification, life cycles and water quality assessments can be addressed.

These case studies might include: mercury pollution, water quality assessment, environmental management issues and the problems of conservation and sustainability.

His first job out of college was as a field researcher for the Environmental Protection Agency on a national rural water quality assessment study.

The group will then compare the results of water quality assessments based on course identifications with those based on species level data.

Hydrological and water quality assessment of the Petitcodiac Watershed.

This viewpoint is the basis for consideration of Bayesian probability networks for surface water quality assessment and prediction.

Additional studies will be done in 2005, including further water quality assessment, treatment studies, and further acid rock drainage assessment.

Drinking water quality assessments usually include tests for coliform bacteria to determine if water has been contaminated by human or animal waste.

Strict water-vessel enforcement keeps the water potable, and water quality assessments are conducted several times each year.

It included water quality assessment procedures, watershed mapping and water purification techniques using appropriate technology sand filters.

A consultant was hired to conduct a water quality assessment at the Lester B. Pearson Building.

The first water quality assessment of the park was conducted between Business 1988-91, to establish baseline quality data for water and Plan: sediment.

Data collected was comprised of channel, riparian, fish habitat and water quality assessments, which provided a basis for future restoration and stock assessment activities.

Project description: This project will test a low-cost biodiversity and water quality assessment and auction tool for use by regional natural resource management bodies.