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Title
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The monitoring network for water resources
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Description
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The monitoring network for water resources is crucial for understanding water availability, movement, and hydro-chemical characteristics, as well as assessing the impacts of climate and estimating water budgets. It involves selecting diverse monitoring sites, including agricultural and community wells, and ensuring effective rapport with local stakeholders. Data collection includes well inventories, measurements of static and reduced water levels, and rainfall assessments, which are essential for hydrological studies. Monitoring should ideally occur monthly or at least seasonally, focusing on water quality and environmental indicators to detect contamination and track changes in water resources.
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Date
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9 July 2015
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Language
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English
