International Analytical Chemistry Awards

Rainfall event separation and water quality volume explanation are crucial components in hydrological and environmental studies, focusing on how different types of rainfall impact water systems and water quality. Rainfall event separation involves distinguishing between various rainfall events (such as storm events and non-storm periods) to analyze the flow and characteristics of water runoff effectively. This process helps in understanding runoff patterns, sediment transport, and pollution levels. On the other hand, explaining water quality volume emphasizes how rainfall impacts the volume of water in a system, including how pollutants, such as sediments, chemicals, and nutrients, are transported and distributed during and after precipitation events. The study of these processes is vital for managing water resources, predicting flooding, and designing sustainable urban drainage systems

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