Assessment of Water Quality Based on Land Use in an Upper Watershed Using the STORET Method

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Assessment reveals land use impacts water quality in the Upper Welang Watershed, highlighting significant anthropogenic effects.

Water quality assessment found that areas with high anthropogenic activity experienced significant declines.
Results indicated that COD and NO3 levels were notably above the National Water Quality Standard.
Water samples collected from various land uses revealed differing parameters affecting overall quality.
Findings emphasize the need for better land use management to preserve watershed health.

Nita et al. (2025) studied this question.

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