Organizing a small group
Here are some tips from those who have set up a water monitoring program before.
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Resources for collecting data
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Here are a few of the data platforms groups are using with their volunteers:
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Overview of monitoring methods
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Within water monitoring, there are many options and protocols that have been tested. Depending on your goals, local context, and resources, you may choose a combination of monitoring methods. This is a very brief overview of common tests. More is not always better! Remember to be strategic about which tests…
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Water monitoring goal examples
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Coming soon! Some tangible examples of local organizations’ defined goals.
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Goal: ecosystem health monitoring
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Purpose Characteristics Examples
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Goal: education and engagement
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The purpose of water monitoring programs for education and engagement are: Goals Best practices Caveats Examples
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How and where to share data
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Formatting. systems that make data findable.
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Best practices in data management
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Data should be ‘open’ and abide by FAIR standards. “FAIR stands for findable, accessible, interoperable, resuable. The aim is that open data ‘can be freely used, modified, and shared by anyone for any purpose’, The Open Definition. “ While there are some exceptions, water quality data collected by communities should aim to be open and usable for…
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