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Fig 1.

Physical, chemical, nutrient and microbial indicators of water quality.

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Table 1.

Water quality parameters with WHO standard of clean water.

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Table 2.

Advantages and disadvantages of on-site and lab-based water quality testing.

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Fig 2.

The labelled areas highlight three testing sites.

1. Lucas Creek, 2. Lake Albany, 3. Lake Pupuke.

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Table 3.

Common laboratory-based detection techniques for fundamental water quality parameters.

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Table 4.

Five water quality sensors with technical specifications.

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Fig 3.

Overview of the hardware design.

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Fig 4.

Illustration of the water quality monitoring system on a float boat.

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Fig 5.

The flow chart illustrates the process of water sampling, sensor reading, and datalogging.

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Fig 6.

Initial testing of the system in pool the of water-jet cutter (Top); the system’s water sampling container and the electrodes (Bottom).

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Fig 7.

Results for Lucas creek.

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Fig 8.

Results for Lake Albany.

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Fig 9.

Results for Lake Pupuke.

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Fig 10.

(left) sediment in water sampling tank, (right) small amount of dirt on inlet pump.

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Fig 11.

An extension of current work with more sensors and a few water quality systems distributed in water body, enabled with long range communications.

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