Unattended Water Quality Monitoring Protects Domestic Water Supply at Taiwan’s Shimen Reservoir

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Unattended Water Quality Monitoring Protects Domestic Water Supply at Taiwan’s Shimen Reservoir The steep 500-meter (1,600-foot) peaks and dramatic canyons that have made the Shimen Reservoir one of Taiwan’s popular tourist attractions are the products of massive erosion – erosion that threatens the reservoir’s role as a key supply of domestic water. The problem came to a dra - matic head in August 2004, when Typhoon Aili unleashed 20 mi

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Unattended Water Quality Monitoring Protects Domestic Water Supply at Taiwan’s Shimen Reservoir

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