Microbial source-tracking to assess the spatial extent and temporal persistence of water quality issues at Terrigal Beach

This report describes the application of molecular microbiological source tracking approaches to define the sources and the spatial and temporal dynamics of poor water quality at Terrigal beach during a wet-weather event.

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Date

18 September 2020

Publisher

Climate Change Cluster, Faculty of Science, University of Technology Sydney

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Publication

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Free

Language

English

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