Impact monitoring

Keywords Industrial and agricultural impacts, Monitoring campaigns, Sediments, Water... 

Fig. 7-4. Dendrogram for different emission impact monitoring raster screens for one month (Cluster algorithm according to WARD)...

Fig. 7-5. Plot of the scores of discriminant function df 2 vs. scores of discriminant function df 1 of the different emission impact monitoring raster screens I, II and the emission impact sampling point of town III [(o) town I, ( ) town II, ( ) town III], (The circles correspond to the 5% risk of error of the MANOVA)...

Fig. 7-7. Sketch of the different areas of pollution in one emission impact monitoring raster screen A - slightly polluted B - moderately polluted C - heavily polluted...

MVDA is highly suitable for classifying differently loaded areas inside one emission impact monitoring raster screen. By this means the a priori class division, which is given by a knowledge of the structure of emission sources and the particular territorial situation, can be corroborated. 

The results and their interpretation are comparable with other published results (for instance [HOPKE et al., 1976 VAN ESPEN and ADAMS, 1983 KEIDING et al., 1986 VONG, 1993]), but this is only a plausible explanation of a mathematical hypothesis. The graphical representation of the computed factor scores can verify this hypothesis. As demonstrated in the literature [EINAX and DANZER, 1989], representation of the scores of the main factors enables complete territorial separation of the investigated emission impact monitoring raster screens but only a relatively fuzzy temporal separation. 

Site characterization is recommended to determine the nature and extent of contamination or determine the environmental impact, monitor the migration of the contaminants, clean up the contamination, and monitor the effectiveness of the cleanup. What follows are some pertinent points that need to be considered for a site characterization. 

General water quality control (Impact monitoring points)... 

Point and diffuse sources Biological monitoring network (Impact monitoring networks)... 

The Recharge Zone For early-warning (or impact) monitoring, to evaluate and validate the risk to groundwater bodies and to assess the effectiveness of corrective measures. 

Hutton M (1982) Cadmium in the European Community a prospective assessment of sources, human exposure and environmental impact. Monitoring and Assessment Research Centre, Chelsea College, University of London, London, UK MARC Report No. 26. 

Haywood J, Coverley PT, Staszewski WJ, Worden K. An automatic impact monitor for a composite panel employing smart sensor technology. Smart Mater Struct 2005 14(1) 265-71. http //dx.doi.Org/10.1088/0964-1726/14/l/027. 

Kirikera GR, Balogun O, Krishnaswamy S. Adaptive fiber bragg grating sensor network for structural health monitoring applications to impact monitoring. Struct Health Monit Int J 2011 10(1) 5-16. http //dx.doi.org/10.1177/1475921710365437. 

By the year 2000, establish sufficient capacity to undertake waste-related pollution impact monitoring and conduct regular survdllance, including epidemiological surveillance, where appropriate... 

Transport for London. 2004. Impacts Monitoring, Second annual report. 

The Philae lander carries ten scientific instruments panoramic, stereoscopic and descent camera a-p-x-ray spectrometer evolved gas analyser for elemental, molecular and isotopic composition infrared microscope comet acoustic surface and sounding experiment permittivity probe dust impact monitor multi-purpose sensor for surface and sub-surface science magnetometer plasma monitor comet nucleus sounding experiment drill and sample distribution system. 

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