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Principles of environmental sampling / Lawrence H. Keith, editor.

Contributor(s): Keith, Lawrence H, 1938- | American Chemical Society.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookSeries: ACS professional reference book.Publisher: Washington, D.C. : American Chemical Society, 1988Description: xxiv, 458 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.ISBN: 0841211736; 0841214379.Subject(s): Pollution -- Measurement | Environmental chemistry | Environmental monitoring | Quality assuranceDDC classification: 628.50287
Contents:
Planning and sample design -- Overview of the sampling process / Michael J. Barcelona -- Sampling for tests of hypothesis when data are correlated in space and time / Leon E. Borgman and William F. Quimby -- Nonparametric geostatistics for risk and additional sampling assessment / Andre G. Journel -- Geostatistical approaches to the design of sampling regimes / George T. Flatman, Evan J. Englund and Angelo A. Yfantis -- Defining quality assurance and quality control sampling requirements: Expert systems as aids / Lawrence H. Keith, M. Timothy Johnston and David L. Lewis -- Quality assurance and quality control -- Defining the accuracy, precision and confidence limits of sample data / John K. Taylor -- Defining control sites and blank sample needs / Stuart C. Black -- Assessing and controlling sample contamination / David L. Lewis -- Storage and preservation of environmental samples / M. P. Maskarinec and R. L. Moody -- Evaluating and presenting quality assurance sampling data / Franklin Smith, Shrikant Kulkarni, Lawrence E. Myers and Michael J. Messner -- Sampling waters -- Sampling waters: the impact of sample variability on planning and confidence levels / U. M. Cowgill -- Assessment of measurement uncertainty: Designs for two heteroscedastic error components / Walter S. Liggett -- Modern sampling equipment: design and application / Lorance H. Newburn -- Preservation techniques for organic and inorganic compounds in water samples / Jerry Parr, Mark Bollinger, Owen Callaway and Kathy Carlberg -- Sampling groundwater monitoring wells: special quality assurance and quality control considerations / Robert T. Kent and Katherine E. Payne -- Techniques for sampling surface and industrial waters: special considerations and choices / James E. Norris -- Groundwater sampling / James S. Smith, David P. Steele, Michael J. Malley and Mark A. Bryant -- Sampling air and stacks -- Effects of environmental measurement variability on air quality decisions / John G. Watson -- Airborne sampling and in situ measurement of atmospheric chemical species / Roger L. Tanner -- Sampling for organic compounds / John B. Clements and Robert G. Lewis -- Aerometric measurement requirements for quantifying dry deposition / B. Bicks, T. P. Meyers and D. D. Baldocchi -- Quality control infusion into stationary source sampling / James A. Peters -- Sampling biota -- Coping with sampling variability in biota: percentiles and other strategies / Richard Albert and William Horwitz -- Sample size: Relation to analytical and quality assurance and quality control requirements / John B. Bourke, Terry D. Spittler and Susan J. Young -- Composite sampling for environmental monitoring / Forest C. Garner, Martin A. Stapanian and Llewellyn R. Williams -- Considerations for preserving biotic samples / Terry D. Spittler and John B. Bourke -- Sampling solids, sludges and liquid wastes -- Sampling variability in soils and solid wastes / Elly K. Triegel -- Relations of sampling design to analytical precision estimates / Larry J. Holcombe -- Preservation techniques for samples of solids, sludges, and nonaqueous liquids / Larry I. Bone -- Sampling and analysis of hazardous and industrial wastes: special quality assurance and quality control considerations / Larry P. Jackson.
Holdings
Item type Current library Call number Copy number Status Date due Barcode Item holds
General Lending MTU Bishopstown Library Lending 628.50287 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 00028377
General Lending MTU Bishopstown Library Lending 628.50287 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 00038339
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

Expanded second edition retains essential sampling theory and technology from the popular first edition, but adds 24 new chapters to cover the most recent sampling technology for all major environmental matrices: water, air, biota, solids, sludges, and liquid wastes. Focuses on the essentials of obtaining reliable samples, including calculating how many samples to collect for specific objectives and confidence levels. Presents typical problems and solutions, sampling equipment, preservation techniques, and special considerations for each matrix. This new edition is useful for both experts and novices who need to obtain reliable environmental samples.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Planning and sample design -- Overview of the sampling process / Michael J. Barcelona -- Sampling for tests of hypothesis when data are correlated in space and time / Leon E. Borgman and William F. Quimby -- Nonparametric geostatistics for risk and additional sampling assessment / Andre G. Journel -- Geostatistical approaches to the design of sampling regimes / George T. Flatman, Evan J. Englund and Angelo A. Yfantis -- Defining quality assurance and quality control sampling requirements: Expert systems as aids / Lawrence H. Keith, M. Timothy Johnston and David L. Lewis -- Quality assurance and quality control -- Defining the accuracy, precision and confidence limits of sample data / John K. Taylor -- Defining control sites and blank sample needs / Stuart C. Black -- Assessing and controlling sample contamination / David L. Lewis -- Storage and preservation of environmental samples / M. P. Maskarinec and R. L. Moody -- Evaluating and presenting quality assurance sampling data / Franklin Smith, Shrikant Kulkarni, Lawrence E. Myers and Michael J. Messner -- Sampling waters -- Sampling waters: the impact of sample variability on planning and confidence levels / U. M. Cowgill -- Assessment of measurement uncertainty: Designs for two heteroscedastic error components / Walter S. Liggett -- Modern sampling equipment: design and application / Lorance H. Newburn -- Preservation techniques for organic and inorganic compounds in water samples / Jerry Parr, Mark Bollinger, Owen Callaway and Kathy Carlberg -- Sampling groundwater monitoring wells: special quality assurance and quality control considerations / Robert T. Kent and Katherine E. Payne -- Techniques for sampling surface and industrial waters: special considerations and choices / James E. Norris -- Groundwater sampling / James S. Smith, David P. Steele, Michael J. Malley and Mark A. Bryant -- Sampling air and stacks -- Effects of environmental measurement variability on air quality decisions / John G. Watson -- Airborne sampling and in situ measurement of atmospheric chemical species / Roger L. Tanner -- Sampling for organic compounds / John B. Clements and Robert G. Lewis -- Aerometric measurement requirements for quantifying dry deposition / B. Bicks, T. P. Meyers and D. D. Baldocchi -- Quality control infusion into stationary source sampling / James A. Peters -- Sampling biota -- Coping with sampling variability in biota: percentiles and other strategies / Richard Albert and William Horwitz -- Sample size: Relation to analytical and quality assurance and quality control requirements / John B. Bourke, Terry D. Spittler and Susan J. Young -- Composite sampling for environmental monitoring / Forest C. Garner, Martin A. Stapanian and Llewellyn R. Williams -- Considerations for preserving biotic samples / Terry D. Spittler and John B. Bourke -- Sampling solids, sludges and liquid wastes -- Sampling variability in soils and solid wastes / Elly K. Triegel -- Relations of sampling design to analytical precision estimates / Larry J. Holcombe -- Preservation techniques for samples of solids, sludges, and nonaqueous liquids / Larry I. Bone -- Sampling and analysis of hazardous and industrial wastes: special quality assurance and quality control considerations / Larry P. Jackson.

Reviews provided by Syndetics

CHOICE Review

This reference book describes in detail the many variables involved in the collection, preservation, and preparation of representative environmental samples prior to analysis. Approximately 60 percent of the material is new to this second edition (1st ed., 1988); the remainder from the first edition provides the requisite background and resource information. The 40 chapters cover a wide variety of topics, including sample design, quality control, and some of the legal considerations involved in sampling; and sampling water, air, and biota, as well as solid and hazardous wastes. The quality of writing and the content are consistently and uniformly excellent even though each of the chapters has a different author or authors. In addition to an extensive index, there is a glossary to assist in understanding sampling terminology. A novel and very useful feature is the inclusion of a postcard for ordering free software for estimating sampling requirements and in calculating the requisite number of samples needed to provide a selected level of confidence in the results. Numerous tables, figures, and photographs help to conceptualize the material. Chapter references. Professionals. H. T. McKone; Saint Joseph College

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