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Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. x, 133 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. ; Series: ACS symposium series, 267 ; ISBN: 0841208840; 9780841208841 Series ISSN: 0097-6156 ;; National Library: 8806571 LCCN: 84-20480 ; OCLC: 11211006 ; Contents: Hazardous waste : questions and issues from the field / H. Patricia Hynes -- Uses of environmental testing in human health risk assessment / Clark W. Heath, Jr. -- Assessing cyanide contamination from an aluminum smelter / Richard A. Burkhalter, Theodore J. Mix, Merley F. McCall, and Donald O. Provost -- 2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin sampling methods / Daniel J. Harris -- Field measurement of polychlorinated biphenyls in soil and sediment using a portable gas chromatograph / Thomas M. Spittler -- Using geostatistics in assessing lead contamination near smelters / George T. Flatman -- Lead levels in blood of children around smelter sites in Dallas / Joseph S. Carra -- An approach to the interdisciplinary design of multifactor experiments / Ralph E. Thomas -- Statistical methods in environmental sampling / Lloyd P. Provost -- Soil sampling quality assurance and the importance of an exploratory study / Delbert S. Barth and Benjamin J. Mason -- Quality assurance for a measurement program / John K. Taylor -- New ways of assessing spatial distributions of pollutants / Andre G. Journel -- Detecting elevated contamination by comparisons with background / Walter Liggett. ; ex-lib, stamps, label, date due, pocket ; VG. Book.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -Soils are progressively recognized as the critical environmental compartment they are. More and more practitioners and scientists address soil issues and work with soils in the context of their specific field of interest and profession. The rising interest in soils drives a mounting demand for soil information. This information must frequently be generated by field measurements (e.g. of soil water content, solute concentration in soil water, redox potential, pH .) in order to describe e.g. water and solute transport processes, detect soil degeneration or optimize crop production. Users of soil measurement techniques need guidelines on how to decide which sensor/technique is most appropriate for their soil measurement needs. The authors of this book are renowned specialists in their fields of research and present answers to questions such as: \* Which parameters need to be measured \* What techniques do exist and how do they differ \* Which precision is required and achievable at what price \* Which is the best technical equipment for the study \* Which preconditions must be met to get meaningful results \* How many replicates are required \* How is the equipment installed and used optimally \* Which pitfalls lurk when using a certain method \* How to check data quality and how to interpret the data The book is not only useful for soil-science 'beginners' looking for an introductory review of available techniques, but also for more experienced colleagues by providing 'best practice' guidelines for consistent, reproducible installation and operation of field instruments to collect reliable and meaningful data which can be gainfully interpreted. 210 pp. Englisch.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -Soils are progressively recognized as the critical environmental compartment they are. More and more practitioners and scientists address soil issues and work with soils in the context of their specific field of interest and profession. The rising interest in soils drives a mounting demand for soil information. This information must frequently be generated by field measurements (e.g. of soil water content, solute concentration in soil water, redox potential, pH .) in order to describe e.g. water and solute transport processes, detect soil degeneration or optimize crop production. Users of soil measurement techniques need guidelines on how to decide which sensor/technique is most appropriate for their soil measurement needs. The authors of this book are renowned specialists in their fields of research and present answers to questions such as: \* Which parameters need to be measured \* What techniques do exist and how do they differ \* Which precision is required and achievable at what price \* Which is the best technical equipment for the study \* Which preconditions must be met to get meaningful results \* How many replicates are required \* How is the equipment installed and used optimally \* Which pitfalls lurk when using a certain method \* How to check data quality and how to interpret the data The book is not only useful for soil-science 'beginners' looking for an introductory review of available techniques, but also for more experienced colleagues by providing 'best practice' guidelines for consistent, reproducible installation and operation of field instruments to collect reliable and meaningful data which can be gainfully interpreted. 210 pp. Englisch.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -Soils are progressively recognized as the critical environmental compartment they are. More and more practitioners and scientists address soil issues and work with soils in the context of their specific field of interest and profession. The rising interest in soils drives a mounting demand for soil information. This information must frequently be generated by field measurements (e.g. of soil water content, solute concentration in soil water, redox potential, pH .) in order to describe e.g. water and solute transport processes, detect soil degeneration or optimize crop production. Users of soil measurement techniques need guidelines on how to decide which sensor/technique is most appropriate for their soil measurement needs. The authors of this book are renowned specialists in their fields of research and present answers to questions such as: \* Which parameters need to be measured \* What techniques do exist and how do they differ \* Which precision is required and achievable at what price \* Which is the best technical equipment for the study \* Which preconditions must be met to get meaningful results \* How many replicates are required \* How is the equipment installed and used optimally \* Which pitfalls lurk when using a certain method \* How to check data quality and how to interpret the data The book is not only useful for soil-science 'beginners' looking for an introductory review of available techniques, but also for more experienced colleagues by providing 'best practice' guidelines for consistent, reproducible installation and operation of field instruments to collect reliable and meaningful data which can be gainfully interpreted.

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -Soils are progressively recognized as the critical environmental compartment they are. More and more practitioners and scientists address soil issues and work with soils in the context of their specific field of interest and profession. The rising interest in soils drives a mounting demand for soil information. This information must frequently be generated by field measurements (e.g. of soil water content, solute concentration in soil water, redox potential, pH .) in order to describe e.g. water and solute transport processes, detect soil degeneration or optimize crop production. Users of soil measurement techniques need guidelines on how to decide which sensor/technique is most appropriate for their soil measurement needs. The authors of this book are renowned specialists in their fields of research and present answers to questions such as: \* Which parameters need to be measured \* What techniques do exist and how do they differ \* Which precision is required and achievable at what price \* Which is the best technical equipment for the study \* Which preconditions must be met to get meaningful results \* How many replicates are required \* How is the equipment installed and used optimally \* Which pitfalls lurk when using a certain method \* How to check data quality and how to interpret the data The book is not only useful for soil-science 'beginners' looking for an introductory review of available techniques, but also for more experienced colleagues by providing 'best practice' guidelines for consistent, reproducible installation and operation of field instruments to collect reliable and meaningful data which can be gainfully interpreted.Dr. Andreas Nägele, Johannesstr. 3, 70176 Stuttgart 210 pp. Englisch.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Soils are progressively recognized as the critical environmental compartment they are. More and more practitioners and scientists address soil issues and work with soils in the context of their specific field of interest and profession. The rising interest in soils drives a mounting demand for soil information. This information must frequently be generated by field measurements (e.g. of soil water content, solute concentration in soil water, redox potential, pH .) in order to describe e.g. water and solute transport processes, detect soil degeneration or optimize crop production. Users of soil measurement techniques need guidelines on how to decide which sensor/technique is most appropriate for their soil measurement needs. The authors of this book are renowned specialists in their fields of research and present answers to questions such as: \* Which parameters need to be measured \* What techniques do exist and how do they differ \* Which precision is required and achievable at what price \* Which is the best technical equipment for the study \* Which preconditions must be met to get meaningful results \* How many replicates are required \* How is the equipment installed and used optimally \* Which pitfalls lurk when using a certain method \* How to check data quality and how to interpret the data The book is not only useful for soil-science 'beginners' looking for an introductory review of available techniques, but also for more experienced colleagues by providing 'best practice' guidelines for consistent, reproducible installation and operation of field instruments to collect reliable and meaningful data which can be gainfully interpreted.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Field Measurement Methods in Soil Science | Stefan Wessel-Bothe (u. a.) | Buch | Quantifying the Environment | 210 S. | Englisch | 2020 | Borntraeger Gebrueder | EAN 9783443011093 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Gebrüder Borntraeger Verlagsbuchhandlung, Dr. Andreas Nägele, Johannesstr. 3a, 70176 Stuttgart, mail[at]schweizerbart[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

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