What is it about?
water quality in free-surface constructed wetland
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Why is it important?
Implications of this study include potential savings of time and cost for long-term data monitoring purposes in the free constructed wetland.
Perspectives
The free surface constructed wetlands are known as a low energy green-technique to highly decrease a wide range of pollutants in wastewater and storm water before discharge into natural water. In this study, two spatial analyses, principal factor analysis (PFA) and hierarchical cluster analysis (HACA), were employed to interpret the effect of wetland on the water quality variables (WQVs) and to classify the wetland into groups with similar characteristics.
Dr Reza mohammadpour
university sains malaysia
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This page is a summary of: Spatial pattern analysis for water quality in free-surface constructed wetland, Water Science & Technology, August 2014, IWA Publishing,
DOI: 10.2166/wst.2014.343.
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