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Safe, readily available, and reliable sources of water are an essential component of any municipality’s infrastructure. Phoenix, Arizona, a southwestern city, has among the highest per capita water use in the United States, making it essential to carefully manage its reservoirs. Generally, municipal water bodies are monitored through field sampling. However, this approach is limited spatially and temporally in addition to being costly.
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- Russell, Jazmine Barkley (Author)
- Neuer, Susanne (Thesis advisor)
- Fox, Peter (Committee member)
- Myint, Soe (Committee member)
- Arizona State University (Publisher)
Date Created
- 2018
Subjects
- Environmental sciences
- remote sensing
- Microbiology
- Algal Ecology
- landsat
- Monitoring
- remote sensing
- Reservoirs
- Water Quality
- Algal blooms--Monitoring--Arizona--Phoenix Metropolitan Area--Longitudinal studies.
- Algal blooms
- Reservoirs--Arizona--Phoenix Metropolitan Area--Longitudinal studies.
- Reservoirs
- Water--Pollution--Arizona--Phoenix Metropolitan Area--Remote sensing--Longitudinal studies.
- Water
- Water quality--Arizona--Phoenix Metropolitan Area--Measurement--Longitudinal studies.
- Water Quality
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- Partial requirement for: M.S., Arizona State University, 2018Note typethesis
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 62-70)Note typebibliography
- Field of study: Sustainability
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by Jazmine Barkley Russell