PIG Based Water Quality Assessment in West Suvarnamukhi River Basin, Karnataka, India

Manjunath H. N., Suresh T.S

Abstract


Groundwater quality depends on the quality of precipitation, recharging water, surface water and sub-surface geochemical processes. Changes in the constituents of the recharging water and human intervention cause changes in groundwater quality. Water pollution affects both water quality and human health.

Keywords


Water Quality , PIG, Spatial Variation, Geogenic, Anthropogenic, Agro inputs

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