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Station Profiles of Water Quality Monitoring Network in Cambodia
The water quality monitoring station network in Cambodia was mainly established and implemented in 1993, eight years late than riparian countries, in associating with the implementation and as the integral part of the MRC Water Quality Monitoring Programme. The station network is established for the purpose of: [Developing chemical loadings into Mekong from various major tributaries, Representing locations of significant local impacts from land use, and Sediment transport and loadings.] This report describes the current status of the existing water quality monitoring stations in Cambodia as integral part of the Lower Mekong Water Quality Monitoring Network. It provides also the information on procedures and protocols for sampling activities and the recommended stations for Primary and Secondary Networks.
Published by: Cambodia National Mekong committee -
Uploaded on: Feb 2008
File size: 9.7 MB -
Language: English
Keyword(s):
Environment
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Water Resources
Category: Location
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