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A “toolbox” for biological and chemical monitoring requirements for the European Union's Water Framework Directive
Talanta · 2005 · Vol. 69(2) · pp. 302–322
Ian Allan✉(University of Portsmouth)Branislav Vrana(University of Portsmouth)R. C. Greenwood(University of Portsmouth)Graham A. Mills(University of Portsmouth)Benoît Roig(IMT Mines Alès)Catherine Gonzalez(IMT Mines Alès)
Water Quality Monitoring and AnalysisWater Framework DirectiveToolboxEuropean unionBiochemical engineeringWater qualityQuality assuranceRisk analysis (engineering)Environmental monitoringSampling (signal processing)Quality (philosophy)
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