Water Science

Sampling groundwater can be a difficult process to conduct accurately, but with the use of techniques such as peristaltic pump sampling , groundwater can be pumped to the surface at a rate of between 100ml and 1000ml per minute, giving much more accurate readings . If you need more information on peristaltic pump sampling techiniques, please feel free to contact us.

The following papers have been found based on your search criteria. Please select a paper from the list below to find out more information about this paper and to read an abstract if one has been made available.

Ag-PIE: a GIS-based screening model for assessing agricultural pressures and impacts on water quality on a European scale

Analysis of the QUESTOR water quality model using a Fourier amplitude sensitivity test (FAST) for two UK rivers

Biological and functional responses of in situ bioassays with Chironomus riparius larvae to assess river water quality and contamination

Impacts of agricultural phosphorus use in catchments on shallow lake water quality: About buffers, time delays and equilibria

Integrated understanding of urban land, groundwater, baseflow and surface-water quality--the City of Birmingham, UK

River water quality of the River Cherwell: an agricultural clay-dominated catchment in the upper Thames Basin, southeastern England

The influence of extensive vegetated roofs on runoff water quality

The water quality of the River Thame in the Thames Basin of southsouth-eastern England

Water quality and macroinvertebrate community response following pesticide applications in a banana plantation, Limon, Costa Rica