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APHA. 1998. Standard methods for the examination of waters and wastewaters,20th ed. Washington, D.C.: American Public Health Association. Chang, M. 2003. Forest hydrology and introduction to water and forests. New York: CRC Press. Chang, M., McCullough, J.D., and Granillo, A.B. 1983. Effects of land use and topography on some water quality variables in forested East Texas. Water Resources Bulletin 19:191–6. Christensen, H.H., Pacha, R.E., Varness, K.J., and Lapen, R.F. 1978.Human use in a dispersed recreation area and its effect on water quality. in Proceedings: Recreation impact on wildlands USDA Forest service, Pacific Northwest Region, 107–19. Report no. R- 6-001-1979, Seattle, Washington. Kebabijian, R. 1994. Monitoring the effects of urban runoff on recreational waters. Journal of Environmental Health 56:15–18. Krenkel, P., and & Novotny, V. 1980. Water quality management. New York:Academic Press. Malaysia Meteorological Department (MMD). 2002. Laporan Tahunan Jabatan Kaji cuaca Malaysia 2002. Kementerian Sains, Teknologi dan Alam Sekitar Malaysia. Othman, J., Sharifah Mastura, S.A., and Alias, M.S. 2009. Land use and deforestation modeling of riveratchments in Klang Valley, Malaysia. Sains Malaysiana 38(5):655–64. Rose, J. B., Mullinax, R. L., Singh, S. N., Yates, M. V., and Gerba C. P. 1987.Occurrence of rotaviruses and enter-viruses in recreational waters of Oak Creek, AZ. Water Resource Bulletin 21:1375–81. Seregil, Y., and Özhan, S. 2007. Recreational use impacts on hydrological properties of a deciduous forest ecosystem in Turkey. Journal of Ecologia26(1):90–8. Suki, A., Mohd Kamil, Y., and Poe, M.K. 1988. Water quality profile of Sg.Langat. Pertanika 11(2): 273–81. Sukiman Sarmani. 1985. Kajian pemonitoran kualiti air lembangan Sungai Langat, Selangor. Sains Malaysiana 14(2): 245-55
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15172 https://intelek.unisza.edu.my/intelek/pages/view.php?ref=15172 https://intelek.unisza.edu.my/intelek/pages/search.php?search=!collection407072 Restricted Document Article Journal application/pdf 3 Adobe Acrobat Pro DC 20 Paper Capture Plug-in with ClearScan 1.6 eseri319 2024-08-30 09:43:08 5579-01-FH02-ESERI-14-02115.pdf UniSZA Private Access Water Quality Deterioration of Jinjang River, Kuala Lumpur : Urban Risk Case Water Pollution The Arab World Geographer Jinjang River is a branch of the Klang River, which today suffers from a decline in water quality resulting from agricultural and development activities. A study on the water quality of Jinjang River was conducted in both June and October 2011.The purposes of the study were to determine the water quality of Jinjang River based on physicochemical and biological parameters and to classify the Jinjang River based on National Water Quality Standards (NWQS) and the Water Quality Index (WQI). A total of five sampling stations were selected along the river; two stations (S1 and S2) represented the upstream region and another three stations (S3, S4, and S5) represented the downstream region of the river. Fourteen water-quality parameters were selected. As a result of the analysis, Jinjang River was categorized as a slightly polluted river (WQI) and was classified as Class III. The result, compared with the NWQS, showed that most of the water-quality parameters studied ranged from Class I to Class IV, except for biological parameters (Escherichia coli), which were classified as Class V. This indicates that the river was extremely contaminated with fecal coliform bacteria(E. coli). 16 4 349-362 APHA. 1998. Standard methods for the examination of waters and wastewaters,20th ed. Washington, D.C.: American Public Health Association. Chang, M. 2003. Forest hydrology and introduction to water and forests. New York: CRC Press. Chang, M., McCullough, J.D., and Granillo, A.B. 1983. Effects of land use and topography on some water quality variables in forested East Texas. Water Resources Bulletin 19:191–6. Christensen, H.H., Pacha, R.E., Varness, K.J., and Lapen, R.F. 1978.Human use in a dispersed recreation area and its effect on water quality. in Proceedings: Recreation impact on wildlands USDA Forest service, Pacific Northwest Region, 107–19. Report no. R- 6-001-1979, Seattle, Washington. Kebabijian, R. 1994. Monitoring the effects of urban runoff on recreational waters. Journal of Environmental Health 56:15–18. Krenkel, P., and & Novotny, V. 1980. Water quality management. New York:Academic Press. Malaysia Meteorological Department (MMD). 2002. Laporan Tahunan Jabatan Kaji cuaca Malaysia 2002. Kementerian Sains, Teknologi dan Alam Sekitar Malaysia. Othman, J., Sharifah Mastura, S.A., and Alias, M.S. 2009. Land use and deforestation modeling of riveratchments in Klang Valley, Malaysia. Sains Malaysiana 38(5):655–64. Rose, J. B., Mullinax, R. L., Singh, S. N., Yates, M. V., and Gerba C. P. 1987.Occurrence of rotaviruses and enter-viruses in recreational waters of Oak Creek, AZ. Water Resource Bulletin 21:1375–81. Seregil, Y., and Özhan, S. 2007. Recreational use impacts on hydrological properties of a deciduous forest ecosystem in Turkey. Journal of Ecologia26(1):90–8. Suki, A., Mohd Kamil, Y., and Poe, M.K. 1988. Water quality profile of Sg.Langat. Pertanika 11(2): 273–81. Sukiman Sarmani. 1985. Kajian pemonitoran kualiti air lembangan Sungai Langat, Selangor. Sains Malaysiana 14(2): 245-55
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Jinjang River is a branch of the Klang River, which today suffers from a decline in water quality resulting from agricultural and development activities. A study on the water quality of Jinjang River was conducted in both June and October 2011.The purposes of the study were to determine the water quality of Jinjang River based on physicochemical and biological parameters and to classify the Jinjang River based on National Water Quality Standards (NWQS) and the Water Quality Index (WQI). A total of five sampling stations were selected along the river; two stations (S1 and S2) represented the upstream region and another three stations (S3, S4, and S5) represented the downstream region of the river. Fourteen water-quality parameters were selected. As a result of the analysis, Jinjang River was categorized as a slightly polluted river (WQI) and was classified as Class III. The result, compared with the NWQS, showed that most of the water-quality parameters studied ranged from Class I to Class IV, except for biological parameters (Escherichia coli), which were classified as Class V. This indicates that the river was extremely contaminated with fecal coliform bacteria(E. coli).
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Water Quality Deterioration of Jinjang River, Kuala Lumpur : Urban Risk Case Water Pollution
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Water Quality Deterioration of Jinjang River, Kuala Lumpur : Urban Risk Case Water Pollution
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Water Quality Deterioration of Jinjang River, Kuala Lumpur : Urban Risk Case Water Pollution
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Water Quality Deterioration of Jinjang River, Kuala Lumpur : Urban Risk Case Water Pollution
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Water Quality Deterioration of Jinjang River, Kuala Lumpur : Urban Risk Case Water Pollution
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water quality deterioration of jinjang river, kuala lumpur : urban risk case water pollution
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