China: Water Monitoring Technology and Instruments |
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Tuesday, July 21, 2009 |
Like most developing countries, China is putting the lion’s share of its environmental investment in water and wastewater treatment. China's wastewater treatment market is large and expanding rapidly. Furthermore, the Chinese government has set the goal to establish an advanced environmental monitoring forecast system during the 11th Five-Year Plan period. Tremendous business opportunities are emerging.
China: Water Monitoring Technology and Instruments. By Diana Liu, Wang Yi, 08/2008. U.S. Commercial Service. China has begun to establish a basic automatic monitoring environmental system. The three-tiered system is composed of the national, provincial and municipal levels which include over 2,300 monitoring stations and 47,000 professional experts. There are ten national environmental monitoring networks covering the major rivers and basins. These rivers and basins include the Yangtze River, Yellow River, Huai River, Hai River, Pearl River, Liao River, Song Hua River, Tai Lake, Chao Lake and Dian Lake. Those systems generate reports on weekly, monthly and quarterly bases. |