Sentence examples for monitoring of beach from inspiring English sources
Louisiana and Oregon either have no regular monitoring of beach water or lack adequate procedures to notify swimmers when safety standards are exceeded.
Some states -- notably California, under a new state law -- are expanding their monitoring of beach waters and creating systems for letting the public know when the water is not safe, both by making announcements in the news media and by posting current data on the Web.
The group lists Louisiana, Oregon, Texas and Washington as "beach bums" because they have limited or no monitoring of beaches and no public notification programs.
Pathogen sources from animal (i.e. dog and bird) use of the beach, as well as human bather shedding have been quantified through field experiments and digital camera monitoring of the beach provides information on timing, location, and quantity of potential sources.
Post-nourishment monitoring of the beach and offshore quantifies performance and provides transferable information for future nourishment projects in the study area and in regions with similar fringing reef environments and wave climates.
Monitoring of sandy beaches after the Prestige oil spill revealed thick subsurface layers (up to 1 m thick) of grey-coloured sand.
Such physical habitat disturbance provides a relatively simple indicator of ORV-related impacthathat is potentially useful in monitoring the efficacy of beach traffic management interventions; such interventions also require data on the relationship between traffic volumes and the resulting levels of impact.
To obtain reliable data, monitoring of the nesting beach should be conducted on a regular basis during the nesting season.
Despite its more serious budget problems, Nassau still does a more thorough job of monitoring beach water quality.
FOR those monitoring the health of beaches on the East End, this has been the winter of deepest discontent.
The long-term monitoring of eelgrass in Norway consists of a series of beach seine hauls in association with studies of cod recruitment that started in 1919 and are still running.
