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This document discusses environmental sampling, focusing on water sampling. It covers three main areas of environmental sampling: water sampling, air sampling, and soil sampling. For water sampling, it is important to understand the water cycle, soil permeability and porosity, and basic water characteristics. The document then discusses the hydrologic cycle, soil permeability, water tables, groundwater vs. surface water, considerations before sampling like safety plans and permits, on-site observations and tests, sampling locations and flow calculations, and detention time.

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This document summarizes the third edition of the Water Measurement Manual published by the U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation. It discusses the need for reliable water measurement to better manage water resources and extend existing supplies. It provides an overview of the benefits of improved water measurement, such as equitable allocation, reduced conflicts, improved decision making, and conservation. The manual contains guidance on selecting and using various devices to measure flow and aims to support accurate water management.

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This document provides guidance on using Acoustic Doppler Current Profilers (ADCPs) for streamflow measurement in India. It discusses operating modes, site conditions, deployment, setup, and data handling procedures for ADCPs manufactured by RDI and SonTek. The key considerations outlined include selecting an appropriate operating mode based on water depth and velocity, deploying the ADCP from a boat, and setting parameters like bin size and blanking distance prior to measurement runs. Proper setup and handling of the ADCP equipment is important given its technical complexity and cost.

Hydrometry: Design Manual Volume-4 2003

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This document provides an overview of key concepts and measurement techniques in hydrometry. It covers topics such as network design, site selection, measurement frequency, and methods for measuring streamflow and water levels. A variety of equipment options are presented for recording stage, including staff gauges, wire gauges, bubblers and pressure transducers. Streamflow measurement methods like current meters, acoustic Doppler profilers and the slope-area technique are also described. The document establishes standard practices and terminology for surface water measurement in India.

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This document provides guidelines for selecting a site for a weather station and installing sensors. It recommends that the site be open, level terrain that is representative of the area of interest and away from obstructions. It provides standard heights for installing sensors to measure wind speed, temperature, humidity, precipitation, solar radiation and soil temperature. It also lists the tools needed for installing and maintaining a weather station, including tapes measures, levels, wrenches, hammers, screwdrivers and safety equipment.

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This document provides a report on the WMO Field Intercomparison of Rainfall Intensity Gauges that was conducted from October 2007 to April 2009 in Vigna di Valle, Italy. 25 different rainfall intensity gauges participated in the intercomparison, including tipping bucket gauges, weighing gauges, optical and impact disdrometers, an optical/capacitive gauge, and a microwave radar gauge. The main objective was to compare the performance of different types of in-situ rainfall intensity instruments under high rainfall intensity conditions. A reference standard was established using measurements from 3 reference rain gauges in a pit. The results provided information on the measurement uncertainties and challenges of measuring rainfall intensity at the 1-minute time scale

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This document provides guidance for volunteer weather observers in the National Weather Service Cooperative Observer Program. It details the types of weather observations collected, such as precipitation and temperature, and how to properly maintain observation equipment and record data. The Cooperative Observer Program is the oldest and largest network of weather observers, with over 11,000 volunteers collecting daily weather reports across the United States that are vital for climate monitoring, forecasting, and emergency preparedness.

Guide to Meteorological Instruments and Methods of Observation-Wmo no8-2008

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Hydrological Data Management: Present State and Trends-Wmo no964

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This document discusses hydrological databases and data management. It outlines the need for hydrological databases to store and disseminate observational data. Examples of existing national and international databases are provided. The typical configuration of a database includes data collection, input, storage, quality control, and dissemination through various methods. Guidance is given on constructing databases, including establishing coding systems, input formats, and procedures to address missing or poor quality data. Maintaining, updating, and managing databases over time is also discussed to respond to changing needs and technologies.

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