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==Question 1 : Chemical Trends== | ==Question 1 : Chemical Trends== | ||
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Question 1 : Chemical Trends
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Sampling pattern :
The Waterway sample readings taken by the hydrology department shows an different pattern in the data collection in the past and recent years among the chemicals. The number of records every month taken by the sensors and monitors are different for each chemical. As shown below there are broadly five categories of data collection by the hydrology department: |