Water Science

One of the many factors which need to be considered when doing enviornmental monitoring is the turbidity of the water. Our turbidity sensors can automate the job of monitoring water turbidity with ease and accuracy.

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Application of multiple geochemical indicators, including the stable isotopes of water, to differentiate water quality evolution in a region influenced by various agricultural practices and domestic wastewater treatment and disposal

Assessment of water quality management with a systematic qualitative uncertainty analysis

Modelling the impacts of Combined Sewer Overflows on the river Seine water quality

Myriophyllum alterniflorum DC, biomonitor of metal pollution and water quality Sorptionaccumulation capacities and photosynthetic pigments composition changes after copper and cadmium exposure

New tools for modelling water quality of hydrosystems: an application in the Seine River basin in the frame of the Water Framework Directive

Using genetic algorithms to calibrate a water quality model