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| Titre : | A guide to environmental monitoring | | Type de document : | document électronique | | Auteurs : | Vinay Kumar Singh, Auteur | | Editeur : | Burlington [Canada] : Delve Publishing | | Année de publication : | 2024 | | Importance : | 1 vol. (305 p.) | | Présentation : | ill., couv. ill. en coul. | | Format : | PDF | | ISBN/ISSN/EAN : | 978-1-77956-019-3 | | Langues : | Français | | Catégories : | Bibliothèque Numérique:Livre Electronique
| | Mots-clés : | - Environmental monitoring : A guide | | Résumé : |
Environmental monitoring can be described as the measured sampling of soil, air, water and biota to observe and review the environment, and to acquire data from this process. Monitoring can be performed for various purposes, including to form environmental "baselines, patterns, and overall impacts", to test ecological systems, to assess environmental modelling strategies, to test strategy plan and navigation, to guarantee consistence with natural guidelines, to review the impacts of anthropogenic impacts, or to perform natural resource inventories. A list of purposes for monitoring is introduced in this volume, and the list assists with highlighting the significance of observation and how its outcomes are ever-present in our regular lives. Environmental monitoring projects can vary altogether in the size of their spatial and temporal limits. For instance, a threatened fish in a small river and the suitability of its transient fate will need monitoring on short and regional temporal and spatial scales, whereas the management of natural systems that scale a country will require monitoring systems that are a lot more extensive in scale. Monitoring systems can vary fundamentally in scope, varying from communal monitoring on a neighborhood scale, to enormous collaborative universal monitoring projects, for example, those focused on environmental change. An outline of spatial and temporal scale applicable to environmental monitoring is discussed in the volume. | | Note de contenu : |
Table of Contents
- Chapter 1 Environmental Monitoring
- Chapter 2 Fundamental Principles of Environmental Monitoring
- Chapter 3 Purposes of Environmental Monitoring
- Chapter 4 Methods of Environmental Monitoring
- Chapter 5 Types of Environmental Monitoring
- Chapter 6 Application of Environmental Monitoring
- Chapter 7 IOT Based Environmental Monitoring
- Chapter 8 Challenges of Monitoring Programs
- Chapter 9 Quality Assurance in Environmental Monitoring
- Chapter 10 Environmental Training and Awareness |
A guide to environmental monitoring [document électronique] / Vinay Kumar Singh, Auteur . - Burlington (Canada) : Delve Publishing, 2024 . - 1 vol. (305 p.) : ill., couv. ill. en coul. ; PDF. ISBN : 978-1-77956-019-3 Langues : Français | Catégories : | Bibliothèque Numérique:Livre Electronique
| | Mots-clés : | - Environmental monitoring : A guide | | Résumé : |
Environmental monitoring can be described as the measured sampling of soil, air, water and biota to observe and review the environment, and to acquire data from this process. Monitoring can be performed for various purposes, including to form environmental "baselines, patterns, and overall impacts", to test ecological systems, to assess environmental modelling strategies, to test strategy plan and navigation, to guarantee consistence with natural guidelines, to review the impacts of anthropogenic impacts, or to perform natural resource inventories. A list of purposes for monitoring is introduced in this volume, and the list assists with highlighting the significance of observation and how its outcomes are ever-present in our regular lives. Environmental monitoring projects can vary altogether in the size of their spatial and temporal limits. For instance, a threatened fish in a small river and the suitability of its transient fate will need monitoring on short and regional temporal and spatial scales, whereas the management of natural systems that scale a country will require monitoring systems that are a lot more extensive in scale. Monitoring systems can vary fundamentally in scope, varying from communal monitoring on a neighborhood scale, to enormous collaborative universal monitoring projects, for example, those focused on environmental change. An outline of spatial and temporal scale applicable to environmental monitoring is discussed in the volume. | | Note de contenu : |
Table of Contents
- Chapter 1 Environmental Monitoring
- Chapter 2 Fundamental Principles of Environmental Monitoring
- Chapter 3 Purposes of Environmental Monitoring
- Chapter 4 Methods of Environmental Monitoring
- Chapter 5 Types of Environmental Monitoring
- Chapter 6 Application of Environmental Monitoring
- Chapter 7 IOT Based Environmental Monitoring
- Chapter 8 Challenges of Monitoring Programs
- Chapter 9 Quality Assurance in Environmental Monitoring
- Chapter 10 Environmental Training and Awareness |
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Affiner la rechercheEnvironmental Microbiology and Ecology / Vinay Kumar Singh / Toronto [Canada] : Toronto Academic Press (2026)
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