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South Saskatchewan regional plan surface water quality management framework : statistical methods, final report

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A re-occurring problem of water quality monitoring programs is the determination of whether or not a given parameter is increasing, decreasing, or remaining constant over time. This is... More ≫

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A re-occurring problem of water quality monitoring programs is the determination of whether or not a given parameter is increasing, decreasing, or remaining constant over time. This is particularly critical when regulations stipulate that parameter concentrations or loads may not increase or decrease relative to some previously defined baseline period or standard. This document recommends the most viable statistical methods for addressing this situation.

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TREND : an integrated computer procedure for evaluating time series data

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TREND is a menu-driven integrated computer procedure for evaluating water quality time series data. This report provides a general overview of statistical techniques for detecting trends in time... More ≫

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TREND is a menu-driven integrated computer procedure for evaluating water quality time series data. This report provides a general overview of statistical techniques for detecting trends in time series data and an example of the use of TREND are included.

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