Data is transmitted via Meteorburst by bouncing signals off of ionised particles high in the atmosphere that result from meteorite activity. Using this method it is possible to transmit data over distances of up to 600 km. Data from the Twin Rivers is described as real-time because sampling takes place every 15 minutes. The procedure is as follows: 1. A pump from within the WQMS draws river water, over a period of 4 minutes, into the samp

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