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| + | To ensure recency of the data, only values from the recent 5 years will be used in the analysis | ||
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VAST Mini Challenge 2: Methodology
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Methodology
The data will be analyzed upon 3 different methods:
1. Comparison between different areas
2. Comparison across time
3. Comparison with a standardized water quality criteria
1. Comparison between different area
Caption1
Firstly, there are 4 main exits of the waterway (Decha, Tansanee, Sakda & Kannika) The pollutant values of these 4 exits will be analyzed.
Next, upon spotting higher pollutant values in either of the exits, further investigation will be done on the sampling areas of each exits
To ensure recency of the data, only values from the recent 5 years will be used in the analysis
