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2022
Selected Analytical Methods for Environmental Remediation and Recovery (SAM) 2022
(PUBLISHED REPORT) [Published : Sep 30, 2022]
(PUBLISHED REPORT) [Published : Sep 30, 2022]
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) Selected Analytical Methods for Environmental Remediation and Recovery (SAM) represents the latest step in an ongoing effort of EPA’s Homeland Security Research Program (HSRP) to provide selected analytical methods to laboratorie...
2018
Sampling, Laboratory and Data Considerations for Microbial Data Collected in the Field
(PUBLISHED REPORT) [Published : Jul 26, 2018]
(PUBLISHED REPORT) [Published : Jul 26, 2018]
Report: An informational companion to the MicroSAP tool which includes considerations for sampling, analysis, and data interpretation that users might include in a sampling and analysis plan being developed for a microbiological contamination incident.
2016
Considerations for Estimating Microbial Environmental Data Concentrations Collected from a Field Setting
(JOURNAL) [Published : Feb 17, 2016]
(JOURNAL) [Published : Feb 17, 2016]
Journal Article
2014
Evaluation of Options for Interpreting Environmental Microbiology Field Data Results having Low Spore Counts
(PUBLISHED REPORT) [Published : Oct 16, 2014]
(PUBLISHED REPORT) [Published : Oct 16, 2014]
Report
2003
HUMAN EXPOSURE ACTIVITY PATTERNS
[Published : Apr 25, 2003]
[Published : Apr 25, 2003]
Human activity/uptake rate data are necessary to estimate potential human exposure and intake dose to environmental pollutants and to refine human exposure models. Personal exposure monitoring studies have demonstrated the critical role that activities play in explaining and pre...
2001
DEVELOPMENT OF RIPARIAN ZONE INDICATORS (INT. GRANT)
[Published : Oct 15, 2001]
[Published : Oct 15, 2001]
Landscape features (e.g., land use) influence water quality characteristics on a variety of spatial scales. For example, while land use is controlled by anthropogenic features at a local scale, geologic features are set at larger spatial, and longer temporal scales. Individual ...