The development allows you to visually display the environmental situation based on data collected at different points of the water supply network. The press service noted that the program was tested using the example of the Leningrad region and produced maps reflecting the state of water supply.
Monitoring water quality today involves diagnosing a large number of pollution indicators and generating a huge amount of data. The new system, based on the Rospotrebnadzor methodology, simplifies this process by combining data into a single geographic information system (GIS). It allows you to quickly analyze information and draw conclusions about the suitability of water for drinking, which is especially important for large cities with a large number of sampling points.
Source: Ferra
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