Sentence examples for perceptions of water from inspiring English sources

Using spatial analysis techniques, we describe and map the mosaic of perceptions of water quality in Salado and Leon creeks running through the heart of the metropolitan area.

This article explores the degree to which perceptions of water quality are spatially correlated across two watersheds in San Antonio, Texas.

The data was collected on people perceptions of water quality and handling of the household sand filter (HSF) through in depth focus group discussions, questionnaire and interviews.

A constructivist approach to agricultural water security, constituted by a process of interaction and negotiation, pointed at perceptions of water security of farmers and other stakeholders involved in agricultural sector.

Residents' perceptions of water quality change following remediation work in the upper Pymme's Brook catchment (north London) were elicited by questionnaire and compared with monitored changes in Escherichia coli count and BMWP (The Biological Monitoring Working Party (BMWP)) score.

However, significant ethnic variations in perceptions of water quality-related risks were observed only when socioeconomic variation was not controlled.

Facing the challenges of city planning in the frame of rapid urbanization in the Global South, this study addresses the relationship between the urban development of Hanoi, Vietnam, and water supply including users' perception of water accessibility and satisfaction of coverage, quality, and cost.

The analysis shows that major barriers to a change of conventional sanitation include present law and regulations, lower priority for water and nutrients in the schemes of municipal responsibilities, investments and commitments in conventional infrastructure, and also common resource perception of water and nutrients.

In the future, following the unification of water use rules nationwide, the perception of water will change.

The first section dealt with socioeconomic and demographic characteristics (e.g., age, household size, monthly income, etc).. Second section dealt with household water resources, quantity of water used, price of vended water, perception of water quality, etc).

The willingness-to-pay shows that people are willing to pay amount lower than the present tariff set by the Kano State Water Board largely due to their perception of water as social goods to be provided by government.