Yes! Please see the RG links below.

Article Water quality analysis of Bhadravathi taluk using GIS – a case study

Article Use of Remote Sensing and GIS in Monitoring Water Quality

Article Assessing Ground Water Quality using GIS

Hello Wisam,

Yes, GIS are useful tools for assessing the water quality analysis provided that you have the required datasets/information for these analyses. The following article may be useful for you:

Conference Paper Water quality management using GIS and RS tools

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By GIS you can measure the flood exposed zone and more thing. To Assess the water quality chemical reaction are required.

yes why not....GIS in water quality assessment. agrees with Nikul Kumari

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Hi Wisam Thamer Al-Mayah

Can you use GIS for map cartographie of assessing the water quality

Rachid ZEGAIT .. M Aktaruzzaman Zaman Hasan Suraj Sharma Nikul Kumari thank you much for contribute in discussion

You should be carful on how to use gis in water quality assessement , firstly you must choos the best model to use it , then you have to choise which type of study you want to make, if yoy want to make sub-area delimitahion for irrigation or drinking you have to interpolate the indices adequate to that , if you want to make an investigation about water/rocks interactions you have to work with the chemical parameters of water .

I hope this will be helpfull.

Kouadri Saber thank you much for contribute in discussion

Wisam Thamer Al-Mayah you are welcom

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Yes

Mahmoud Okasha thanks you for contribution in answer

Yes GIS can be used for water quality also get acquainted with kriging which may be very useful

YES IT IS VERY INTENSIVE AND APLICATED FOR WATER MODELLING

Having data related to this quality, you can perform spatial analysis in a GIS environment and visualize areas of poor and good water quality. Some tools of GIS software may perform several interpolation methods to modeling the quality in all study area.

Water quality involved physical, chemical and bacteriological pollution. Determination of Each parameters require very specific method and different type of instruments.

Virendra Kumar Saxena Suresh Nathan Nadaraja Elisabete Monteiro Antero Vasquez Mehran Akrami Thanks a lot for your comment and contribution, really thanks.

Yes, it can be used to monitor parameters related to water quality

Yes you can

Okechukwu Ebuka Agbasi Nyakno jimmy George thanks lot for your comment and contribution Really thanks

Yes!

For water modelling and detection of chemical pollution sources GIS is very useful.

GIS is just a tool, your purpose depended on the type of data and the accuracy of it. SO, if you have little points, you can use GIS to make several maps for one factor by different interpolations methods to find the best to your study area. As well, you can use another software beside GIS like R, SPSS, and rockwork.

Yes, you can assess water quality using GIS. You can see my research article on assessing water quality using GIS

Yes you can, once you have your coordinates, shapefile and parameters of interest

There is nothing like spatial display of water quality of a river, lake and rivers using GIS. It can be derived by measurements or modeling. GIS is an ideal tool for presenting the current and future status of water quality, in the horizontal or vertical scale (like depth wise). Various options in GIS help display the results which could be understandable for most of the people. The recent use of the computing method, "python", has made GIS as a versatile tool for the water quality analysis. In stead of using GIS as a front end and back end of an analysis to display the results, with the recent advancement of computing system, now analyses can be performed within GIS. Recent advancements (computer and computing systems) have made GIS a valuable tool for water quality analyses all over the world.

Rajat Chakraborti Youssef Mohammed Sylvester Dodzi Nyadanu Yuvaraj Ramachandran Muthulakshmi Solaiman Bin Habib

Yes you can

Yes

You can

Usha Ramchandra Dongarwar Ismail Mondal thanks lot for your comment and contributes

It all depends on your problem, if you deal with information for which you want a spatial and temporal distribution, yes you can .......

Azouzi Blel thanks lot for your comment and contribution.Really thanks for support and kindness

Yes you can .

Yes! Please see the RG links below.

Article Water quality analysis of Bhadravathi taluk using GIS – a case study

Article Use of Remote Sensing and GIS in Monitoring Water Quality

Article Assessing Ground Water Quality using GIS

Yes can be used

GIS as such can not be used to asses the water quality but GIS based application would be helpful for this aspect

It varies from case to case

yes is possible.The process depends of the data struture you have. Probably you may use some interpolation methods!

Yes, it provides the spatial dimension of the phenomenon studied, and through it, the mechanisms of pollutant spread and the impact of water quality can be understood