Study on the Relationship between Contamination Distribution and Sampling Density

Xiao Song Sun; An Ping Liu; Xiao Nan Sun; Wei Guo Tang; Jian Ming Sun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.414.179

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Study on the Relationship between Contamination Distribution and Sampling Density

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Use some contaminated site (D-block) in Chongqing of China as the experiment site, this paper studies effects of different sampling density (layout grid spacing) on the contaminated area and determination of contaminated boundary in system layout method of environmental monitoring, and then discusses the relationship between sampling density and contaminated distribution in system layout method according to the experiment result. The experiment result indicates that: in a certain range, increase the sampling density, contamination distribution will be more accurate; too big sampling density is not practical; for the common sites with unknown or large-range contaminated distribution, 10m×10m is the recommended layout sampling density.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 414)

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Xiao Song Sun, An Ping Liu, Xiao Nan Sun, Wei Guo Tang, Jian Ming Sun

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Contamination Distribution, Sampling Density, System Layout Method

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