We conduct a large scale statistical examination of the solid control system characteristics so as to understand to which extent the oil drilling development would affect the surface water quality. To do so, we need to in the first place construct a solid control system characteristics geographic information solid control system systems database from several publicly available sources in terms of the gas well locations, shipments of oil drilling waste to treatment facilities, and water body characteristics. After this has been done, we need to exploit the mission pump characteristics in terms of temporal and spatial variation in the location of oil wells and waste treatment facilities that are relative to water quality solid control system monitors so as to identify the impacts on downstream water quality. If we use the solid control system characteristics regression analysis, we may find out the measurable impacts of upstream oil drilling activity on the overall water quality. This is mainly because the upstream density of wastewater can be dealt with solid control system characteristics in the treatment plants in concentrations by around ten percent. Solid control system characteristics in the density of oil well pads upstream will lead to the increases in total suspended solid concentrations downstream by at least five percent.