Adamu Mustapha

B.sc Geography, M.sc Land resources development, PhD Environmental Pollution control technology (in-view)
UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA · Environmental Sciences

Research skills

  • Statistical
    using SPSS, XLSTAT, HEC-HMS, MINITAB.....

Research interests

  • Interests
    Surface Water, Water Pollution, Pollution sources identification using multivariate analysis

Education

  • Nov 1997–
    Aug 2002
    Bayero University Kano
    Environment · M.sc
    Nigeria · Kano

Other

  • Other Interests
    Journal of Environmental Monitoring, Journal of environmental management, Statistics

Publications

  • Application of water quality index method in water quality assessment

    Adamu Mustapha, Ahmad Zaharin Aris

    Elixir on line Journal. 01/2011; 33(2011)2264-2267:2264-2267.

    The water quality index (WQI) method rather than the conventional water quality standard approach was applied in evaluating the surface water quality of the Jakara basin, Kano, Northern Nigeria. The objective of this study is to provide water quality index reference values and pattern for targeted e... [more] The water quality index (WQI) method rather than the conventional water quality standard approach was applied in evaluating the surface water quality of the Jakara basin, Kano, Northern Nigeria. The objective of this study is to provide water quality index reference values and pattern for targeted environment. Thirty surface water samples were collected: twenty three samples along River Getsi and seven surface water samples along the main channel River Jakara. Twenty three quality parameters namely: pH, temperature, turbidity,electrical conductivity, dissolve oxygen, biochemical oxygen demand, Fecal Coli form, total solids, nitrates, phosphates, cobalt, iron, nickel, manganese ,copper, sodium, potassium, mercury, chromium, cadmium, lead ,magnesium, and calcium were analyzed. The study used nine physicochemical and bacteriological parameters converge into single value as suggested by National Science Foundation-Water Quality Index (NSF-WQI). The result reveled that S2,S3,S4,S5,S12,S15,S17 of the River Getsi fall under very bad water quality while other sampling points within the same stream shows Bad water quality. On the other hand out of the seven sampling points within River Jakara, only S25 shows Very bad, others fall within Bad water quality. In general water in the Jakara basin fall under very bad category and pose a danger in any form of water consumption. The water quality index scheme performed better in water quality pollution trend analysis due to its sensitivity to changes in water quality at different point in time. © 2011 Elixir All rights

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Current advisors
Dr. Ahmad Zaharin Aris Dr. Mohamad Firuz Ramli Dr.Hafizan Juahir
Past advisors
Professor Emmanuel Ajayi Olofin Professor Adamu Idris Tanko Dr.Aliyu Baba Nabegu