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Frank Ezo Blay
Alison ID: 1602799
Course Completed: Managing Water Resources for Human Health
Date of Completion: 9th May 2013
Email: [email protected]
Total Study Time: 4h 4m
Final Assessment Score:
Alison courses requires at least
70% to pass the final assessment
90%
CPD Hours Completed:
CPD approved learning hours
completed through this course
3-5h
Course Information
Learn about the importance of water, the distribution network, and the control of water resources, with this course.
The hydrological cycle is the continuous cycling of water between land, open water surfaces, and the sea either directly or indirectly. It is a hugely important process, and this course will discuss the different hydrological processes that water goes through. You will also look into water infiltration, groundwater movement, and the environmental effects of reservoir construction. This course will also discuss water treatment and disinfection methods.
People in many parts of the world currently face a chronic shortage of water. This is a developing crisis that is expected to get worse. This course will discuss freshwater distribution and usage, water pollution, and the levels of toxic substances in water. You will also look into how nitrogen is becoming a threat to human health, study the main components of a water distribution network and examine the materials used for transmission mains.
Water is an important agent of erosion, acts as a buffer against extreme climate changes, and helps wash away and dilute pollutants in the environment. Upon completion of this course, you will have gained a much better understanding of water conservation, water supply and demand, and water metering. You will also be able to better grasp the impact of climate change on water resources. So, check out this course today and gain a much stronger understanding of water resource management in no time at all.
Modules Completed
Module 1: Water and Its Uses
Module 2: The Hydrological Cycle
Module 3: Groundwater and Surface Water
Module 4: Water Treatment
Module 5: Water and Human Health
Module 6: Water Distribution Network
Module 7: Water Resources Management
Module 8: Water Resources - Supply and Demand
Module 9: Case Study - Water Stress from Eutrophication
Module 10: Module10: Course Assessment
