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3.2 Identify the information needed to establish Guideline criteria established by this Report.
the action level.
3.3 Confirm that appropriate sampling and Sampling and analytical methods will be
analytical methods exist to provide the consistent with existing guidance including
necessary data. NEPM.
Analytical laboratories are NATA accredited.
4 Define the boundaries of the study – define the target population, the spatial and temporal
boundaries associated with the population, examine any practical constraints to collecting data,
and factors that affect the selection of the unit which defines the scale of sampling and the scale
of decision making or estimation.
4.1 Define the target population(s) of interest Refer to the CSM and Drawings presented in
and its relevant spatial boundaries. Appendix A.
4.2 Define what constitutes a sampling unit. Soil sampling units including fill, natural or
topsoil samples, as well as sampling units for
surface and groundwater, soil vapour or landfill
gas.
4.3 Specify temporal boundaries and other Temporal boundary is the time in which the DSI
practical constraints associated with was conducted (over two main efforts with the
sample/data collection. second iterative stage involving LFG and
various impact delineation works).
The practical constraints to sample/data
collection include limited reach of the sampling
methods (approximately 3mbgl for the
excavator, with drill rig limitations based on
encountered wastes and geology and maximum
design drill depths of the rig - required to be at
least >25m for groundwater bore installation and
>3m for LFG bores). Other site access
obstructions are predominately trees and other
dense vegetation as well as the shed footprint.
4.4 Specify the smallest unit on which decisions The Limit of Reporting (LOR) of laboratory
or estimates will be made. analysis combined with visual observations of
test pits.
5 Develop the analytic (statistical) approach – develop a logical “if …, then …, or …” statement
that defines the conditions that would cause the decision maker to choose among alternative
actions.
5.1 Specify the statistical parameter that The 95% UCL of the arithmetic average will be
characterises the population of interest, such another key statistical parameter to evaluate the
as mean, median, maximum, 95% upper significance of the laboratory data for a relevant
confidence limit (UCL) of the arithmetic soil population against assessment criteria:
average, proportion. • no sample to exceed 250% of the criteria
• standard deviation to be <50% criteria
• 95% UCL is < criteria.
5.2 Specify the action level for the decision. Criteria for relevant media as presented in
Section 7 of this Report.
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