Implementation and production hazards
Diagnosis of subsoil quality - Principle and uncertainties
Article REF: G2570 V1
Implementation and production hazards
Diagnosis of subsoil quality - Principle and uncertainties

Author : Jacques RICOUR

Publication date: January 10, 2001 | Lire en français

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2. Implementation and production hazards

2.1 Performing test shots

One of the objectives of the sampling plan is to define the distribution of a pollutant and its variability in space and time as a function of its support.

Figure 3 gives examples of sampling strategies, depending on the composition and heterogeneity of the distribution of the medium.

  • Results are subject to uncertainties due to systematic or random errors.

  • Systematic errors (or biases): these can be detected by statistical measurement. They always...

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