As an important indicator of water eutrophication and water ecological health, the monitoring methods of Chlorophyll-a are being increasingly valued by environmental supervision departments and relevant scientific research institutions. This paper reviews several commonly used monitoring methods, and systematically analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of each method. It is found that each monitoring method has certain restrictions. Therefore, when the environmental protection department conducts routine monitoring or scientific research institutions conduct long-term tracking monitoring, they should choose the appropriate method according to the different monitoring objects, or even combining different monitoring methods to determine chlorophyll-a, so as to provide reliable data support for water environmental management and scientific research work.
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