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December 2008 Real-Time Air Data

  • Real-Time air monitoring (Near Field Zone monitoring) - this type of air monitoring will determine if dust is migrating outside of the immediate work area so that additional dust control measures can be implemented before any dust can move off-site. This monitoring will consist of continuous, real-time dust monitoring upwind and downwind of the work zone during all phases of work with potential for significant release of dust (i.e., during soil excavation, backfill, waste placement, and cap installation.)  Real-Time monitoring provides immediate information on the amount of dust (not just lead) being generated.

The real-time monitors will be moved around on a daily basis based on the location of work activities for the day.   

Click on the dates below to view graphs showing the real-time air monitoring data collected for December 2008. 

Week of November 24, 2008            Week of December 1, 2008            Week of December 8, 2008            Week of December 15, 2008

Note: Over the holidays (weeks of December 22 and 29, 2008) there were no activities at the Site; only the perimeter air samplers were run.   (Click here for perimeter air sampling information.) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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