 National Water Resource Quality Status Report:
Inorganic Chemical Water Quality of Surface Water Resources - The Big Picture :
This 2002 report provides information on the major inorganic chemical water quality
constituents of surface waters across South Africa, for water resource managers,
scientists, decision-makers, and the public.
It provides an overview of the status of surface chemical water quality according to
the water quality requirements of two water user sectors, namely, domestic water use
and irrigated agriculture water use.
See the Executive Summary (PDF) and
Full Report (HTML index)
for further details.
National Water Resource Quality Information Processing :
Links to programs and documents related to water quality data visualisation:
Poster:
Representing multiple water quality variables spatially—a comparison of groundwater and surface water in South Africa
(2010) - 0.8Mb - and handout
- 0.5Mb.
Poster: Internet-based
analysis of long-term data: motion charts to visualise water quality in South African rivers
(2010) - 0.8Mb - and handout
- 0.5Mb.
Poster: Using the
Google Gapminder motion chart gadget to visualise long-term chloride-to-sulphate ratios in
South African rivers (2009) - 0.3Mb.
Poster:
Mapping Water Quality on a Desktop Computer (2002)
Excel spreadsheet for Maucha symbol
Explanation of the Maucha symbol
R script to plot Maucha diagrams on a map
Maucha09.txt (ArcGIS 9.2 VBA program to draw Maucha ionic diagrams)
Google Documents spreadsheet motion chart test with inorganic water quality data
("Gapminder" style) - a large file that will hang on slow Internet links
ArcView scripts for ArcView project
Maucha.pas (old Pascal program to draw Maucha ionic diagrams)
SQL code for WMS
Perl script wms2wmrq.pl
awk script wmq2info.awk
Percentile AML meaner.aml
Graphing AML barcode.aml
ArcView project (5Mb .ZIP - no layers or water quality data)
Biomonitoring mapping (old Arc Macro Language - AML -
script to place site status icons so that they do not overlap)
Last update of this page
2011-03-01 12:04
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