study concerning the mathematical simulation and the interpretation of quality indicators of suceava river
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Abstract
Mathematical simulations have been started to be used frequently in the simulation and
interpretation of environmental phenomena. New approaches in this sense propose a new vision on monitoring (by
monitoring meaning taking, analyzing and interpreting the data concerning the environment) the quality of the
environment. This paper aims at presenting a study on the quality of surface waters, more precisely about the quality of
the water in Suceava River. The analysis will monitor the quality of the waters by using the monitoring system shaping
the data obtained with the help of the mathematic apparatus and by using physical and chemical coordinates as quality
indicator
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| Authors | ;Cristina Maxim;Valerian Antohe;Dumitru Cojocaru |
| Journal | international journal of online engineering (ijoe) |
| Year | 2010 |
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