Seasonal variations and assessment of physicochemical properties of groundwater from Ivbiaro Community, Edo State, Nigeria.
A study of how the physicochemical properties of borehole water serving Ivbiaro Community and its neighbouring settlements vary between seasons. Samples are drawn directly from borehole taps, storage tanks and a treatment unit, with every sampling point geotagged in the field. The first sampling round was carried out in September 2026.
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Sampling directly from a borehole outlet into a labelled bottle, with gloved handling to avoid contaminating the sample.
7.0478° N · 6.1716° ESampling at a public borehole standpipe in Bunele, one of the main community water points in Ivbiaro.
7.0428° N · 6.1714° ESampling from a tiled roadside tap supplied by borehole water in Ivbiadaobi.
7.0460° N · 6.1730° ESampling from the outlet of a household storage tank filled from a borehole, to compare stored water with water taken at source.
7.0441° N · 6.1736° ESampling at the outlet of a borehole water treatment unit, beside its steel filtration vessels.
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