2024
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-3845681/v1
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Assessment of Water Quality of Otamiri River Along Selected Reach Using Drone Technology

Engr. Nmecha,
C. D. Okereke,
Chukwudi Egwuonwu
et al.

Abstract: research work focuses on the study of water quality in the Otamiri River in Imo State, Nigeria. It highlights the concerns about pollution due to anthropogenic and industrial activities, the need for innovative monitoring methods like drone technology, and the global challenges in water quality. The study emphasizes the implications for public health and environmental policies, aiming to assess and monitor the distribution of contaminants along the river using drones, and compare these findings with laboratory… Show more

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“…The Otamiri River in Imo State, Nigeria, exemplifies the challenges of water pollution. Rapid industrialization and urban expansion have led to increased discharge of pollutants into the river, adversely affecting water quality [8]. Studies have detected elevated levels of heavy metals and other contaminants, making the water unsafe for human consumption, and posing significant risks to aquatic life [9].…”
Section: Otamiri River As a Case Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Otamiri River in Imo State, Nigeria, exemplifies the challenges of water pollution. Rapid industrialization and urban expansion have led to increased discharge of pollutants into the river, adversely affecting water quality [8]. Studies have detected elevated levels of heavy metals and other contaminants, making the water unsafe for human consumption, and posing significant risks to aquatic life [9].…”
Section: Otamiri River As a Case Studymentioning
confidence: 99%