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Explain what coastal and potable-water signals are realistic for Koh Samui planning and what remains uncertain.
5 source layers
2026-05-09 updated
Scope matters
Water-quality intelligence
Samui Water Quality.
Samui pages need coastal proxies, beach caution, potable-water caveats, and island infrastructure limits kept visible rather than reduced to a generic beach-safe claim.
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Decision fields
A strong water page says what the source can prove, what it cannot prove, and which water type or standard is actually being discussed before someone trusts a tap, river, beach, or groundwater claim.
| Field | Answer |
|---|---|
| Page type | destination water guide |
| Primary use | Explain what coastal and potable-water signals are realistic for Koh Samui planning and what remains uncertain. |
| Updated | 2026-05-09 |
| Core caveat | public island data can be thin |
- island beaches
- resort planning
- water-confidence caveats
- public island data can be thin
- coastal proxies do not prove microbiological safety
- PCD marine water quality
- DMCR marine water quality
- GISTDA ocean color
- Copernicus Marine ocean color
- Provincial Waterworks water quality
Canonical record checklist
Waterbody type, station ID, station coordinates, parameter values and units, observation time, WQI or MWQI scope where relevant, threshold source, water-use class, alert status, method, quality flag, source URL, confidence, and last verified date. Swim, tap, raw-water, wastewater, and groundwater interpretations should stay in separate fields.
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