The implementation of urbanisation and industrialisation plans lead to the proliferation of
contaminants in water resources which is a severe public challenge. These have led to calls …

The growing dissemination of geographic information systems (GIS) in recent years has
increased the availability and use of geospatial tools. Despite this trend in GIS, usability is …

Water containing nitrate levels above 45 mg/l is not recommended for human consumption
and its prolonged intake is associated with various health conditions. In Merida city, Mexico …

This paper summarizes our work on building a data model and a geovisualization tool that
provides access to global climate data: the Global Climate Monitor Web Viewer. Linked to …

In this article, we show the development and implementation of the Internet of Maritime
Things (IoMT) platform that supports long-range and high-rate communication for remote …

Long-term exposure to contaminated water can cause health effects, such as cancer.
Accurate spatial prediction of inorganic compounds (eg arsenic) and pathogens in …

Owing to their accessibility, shallow groundwater is an essential source of drinking water in
rural areas while usually being used without control by authorities. At the same time, this …

The open data movement represents a major advancement for informed water management.
Data that are findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable—or FAIR—are now …

Rapid industrialization, widespread urbanization and deforestation have resulted in the
deterioration of air quality in many countries. Air pollution, also called the 'silent killer', is one …

Three main stages in the development of groundwater pollution assessment since the 1970s
are described. The first steps involved aquifer vulnerability assessment. In the second stage …