A national water quality network for New Zealand / prepared by D.G. Smith, G.B. McBride, G.G. Bryers, R.J. Davies-Colley, J.M. Quinn and W.N. Vant.
By: Smith, D. G.
Contributor(s): McBride, G. B | Bryers, G. G | Davies-Colley, R. J | Quinn, J. M | Vant, W. N | Water Quality Centre (Hamilton, N.Z.)
| New Zealand. Water Resources Survey.
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BookSeries: Consultancy report / Water Quality Centre: 8016/2Publisher: Hamilton, N.Z. : Water Quality Centre, DSIR, 1989Description: 147 leaves : illustrations, charts ; 30 cm.Subject(s): WATER QUALITY | DATA STORAGE | COMPUTER NETWORKS | PH | CHLOROPHYLL A | CHLOROPHYLLS | PERIPHYTON | DISSOLVED OXYGEN | RIVERS | LAKES | TEMPERATURE | WATER RESOURCES | SAMPLING | ANALYSIS | NEW ZEALANDHoldings: HAMILTON: GB 823.W382 CR 8016/2 (Shelved with NWQN annual reports) Online resources: NIWA document server Abstract: The goal of the network is: to provide scientifically defensible information on the important physical, chemical and biological characteristics of a selection of the nation's river and lake waters as a basis for advising the Minister of Science and other Ministers of the Crown of the trends and status of these waters. The objectives of the network are seen to be: to establish a national water quality database such that we can: 1. detect significant trends in water quality, 2. develop better understandings of the nature of the water resources and hence to better assist their management.
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Prepared for The Manager, Water Resources Survey, DSIR.
"May 1989."
The goal of the network is: to provide scientifically defensible information on the important physical, chemical and biological characteristics of a selection of the nation's river and lake waters as a basis for advising the Minister of Science and other Ministers of the Crown of the trends and status of these waters. The objectives of the network are seen to be: to establish a national water quality database such that we can: 1. detect significant trends in water quality, 2. develop better understandings of the nature of the water resources and hence to better assist their management.
HAMILTON: GB 823.W382 CR 8016/2 (Shelved with NWQN annual reports)
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