Water Quality Analysis in Chandigarh
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Water is one of the most valuable natural resources on the planet and is crucial for the survival of both plant and animals. Water quality is just as crucial as water availability. Glaciers should be taken into account when calculating the amount of water on earth, which is 97 percent ocean and 3 percent fresh water. There are surface and subterranean water bodies that contain 2% of fresh water, which is suitable for human consumption. So, when we drink water, it is important to assess its quality and regulate it in a disciplined manner. Water's physical, chemical, and biological properties all have an impact on its quality.These characteristics of water are impacted by water contamination brought on by numerous human activities. Depending on the activities, pollutants are disposed of in water bodies, changing the characteristics of water's standard amount.This present study collected water samples from 18 different places in Chandigarh area Then the data have been taken of different parameters like Temperature, pH, Turbidity, Total Dissolved Solids, and Electrical Conductivity and visualize the data on the dashboard in the form of graphs.
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