Determination of Trace Elements in River Arakawa(Regional Information Management)(<Special Issue>FID)

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• rights: 情報知識学会rights: 本文データは学協会の許諾に基づきCiNiiから複製したものであるrelation: IsVersionOf: http://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110003375683/The river stems from a mountain, runs through the land and flows in the sea. She covers the area of the mountain side, that of the agricultural field and that of the city which is crowded by the people. The function is important for the sustenance of the good life of people of good quality, because the river water in the country side area works as the source of the ground water which is used in the daily life, and works in the agricultural field as that of the irrigation water for the rice and vegetables. Moreover, in the modern days, the river has a key function in the city life as the source of tap water. Accordingly, the data on the quality of the river water are the controls of great importance for the human activities of modern days. How we can meet this condition of the river? We should recognize the river as a system of information, where creation of information (data production), data accumlation, then networking of those data must be formulated as a system. For data creation, experimental science must work. For systematization of the data, information scientists should join and work. Top level work in the experimental science is needed for data creation. Patient and enormous efforts are also necessary for accumlation of the data. This report will call the attention of the information scientists for the fact that the subject of the experimental science needs the eyes of information scientists. Human lives of modern time hold the danger of having hazardous chemical substances in water which needs chronological monitoring. But, first of all, the methods of measurement of those substances with the highest sensitivity and accuracy must be invented, and then this method must be applied in reality. This paper will report the results of the invention of the method and application of the said method for six monitoring sites of the river. As a matter of the future problem, the on-line base data access and the networking of those monitoring stations must be materialized, although some experimental stations are already being built in this country. This paper will be presented as an example which refers to the importance of the eyes to see the river as an information system which bridges multiphases of the modern lives.

• 情報知識学会の論文
• 1994-10-01

著者

• Narasaki Hisatake

  Department Of Chemistry Faculty Of Science Saitama University

• 楢崎 久武

  Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science, Saitama University

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