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2500 POLLUTION TAX-Center for Environmental Economics and Management Faculty of Economics and Applied Economics pptx
... 5.4 Baumol and Oates - the Acceptability Standard further Developed Emission Charges Baumol and Oates further developed the environmental charges and standards approach in The Theory of Environmental ... therefore be paid by the consumers and would form a revenue source for the government, but form no incentive for the firms to clean up their act At the same time, though, the optimal output for ... McGee, Robert W and Block, Walter E (1994), ‘Pollution Trading Permits as a Form of Market Socialism and the Search for a Real Market Solution to Environmental Pollution’, 6(1) Fordham Environmental...
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Estimation method for contribution of emission to trace metal concentrations in urban atmosphere based o
... Contribution of Lead F1 F2 F2 Lead Concentration Trace Metal/ Lead Concentration Ratio Trace Metal Concentrations f1 100 (ng/m3) Fig Correlation between Lead and Cadmium Concentrations ● ○ Lead Isotope ... Refuse Incineration 80 f2 Contribution of Trace Metals f1 f2 Fig Schematic Drawing of Estimation Method for Contribution of Emission Sources to Trace Metal Concentrations 31 ... in the case of Pb Dust from Other Sources Lead Concentration Lead Concentration Trace Metal Concentrations Trace Metal Concentrations Emission Sources Contribution Estimation Process Mixing Atmosphere...
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Statistics for Environmental Science and Management - Chapter 1 ppt
... 1944Statistics for environmental science and management / by Bryan p cm Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN l-58488-029-5 (alk paper) Environmental sciences - Statistical methods Environmental ... Brittany, France in 1978, and the grounding of the Braer off the Shetland Islands in 1993 These spills all bring similar challenges for damage control for the physical environment and wildlife There ... does not extend to copying for general distribution, for promotion, for creating new works, or for resale Specific permission must be obtained in writing from CRC Press UC for such copying Direct...
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Statistics for Environmental Science and Management - Chapter 2 ppt
... six observations that formed the strata before This produces an estimated standard deviation of sL = 5704.8 for small-scale sampling errors, and an ^ estimated standard error for the mean in the ... Island of New Zealand © 2001 by Chapman & Hall/CRC Table 2.4 The results of stratified random sampling for estimating the density of bracken along a transect in the South Island of New Zealand ... both sampling and non-sampling errors is important for all studies using appropriate protocols and procedures for establishing data quality objectives (DQO) and quality control and assurance...
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Statistics for Environmental Science and Management - Chapter 3 potx
... (3.25) and against the phosphorus and nitrogen concentrations for lakes, and (b) standardized residuals for log(chlorophyll-a) plotted against the fitted value, log(phosphorus), and log(nitrogen) for ... "(1) for observations in 1989/90, "(fi) = "(2) for observations in 1990/91, and so on up to "(fi) = "(6) for observations in 1994/95; X i1 is for North Taranaki and for South Taranaki; X i2 is for ... variance table for a three factor model with fixed effects, and with I levels for factor A, J levels for factor B, K levels for factor C, m observations for each combination of factor levels, and n =...
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Statistics for Environmental Science and Management - Chapter 5 pps
... from randomized data See Manly (1994) and Manly and MacKenzie (2000) for more details about how these tests are made Figure 5.8 Example of a randomization envelope obtained for a CUSUM plot For ... monitoring period © 2001 by Chapman & Hall/CRC Table 5.6 Values for pH for five randomly selected rivers in the South Island of New Zealand, for each month from January 1989 to December 1997 This is ... chart See MacNally and Hart (1997) for an environmental application Setting control limits for CUSUM charts is more complicated than it is for an x chart (Montgomery, 1991), and the details will...
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Statistics for Environmental Science and Management - Chapter 6 pdf
... were observed for three days before the impact, for three days during the impact (1080 pellets), and for three days after the impact was removed The study carried out by Sherley and Wakelin involved ... the poison and control sites for the 13 trials, for each day of the trials The heavy line is the mean difference for all trials Poison pellets were used at the treated site for days 4, and Figure ... before the impact as a random sample of size 4, and the differences after the impact as a random sample of size 2, the change in the mean difference -0.150 - (-0.138) = -0.012 can be tested for...
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Statistics for Environmental Science and Management - Chapter 7 ppsx
... damaged site and the reference site, and the estimated standard error of this difference SE(÷) = sp%(1/n1 + 1/n2) where n1 is the sample size for the damaged site and n is the sample size for the ... hypothesis and the equivalence of the mined and control site can be accepted Table 7.2 Testing for bioequivalence using the vegetation density on eight paired plots from an undamaged control site and ... Schuirmann (1987) and Westlake (1988) Assuming normally distributed data, with equal variances for the potentially damaged site and the reference site, this proceeds as follows for a 5% level of...
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Statistics for Environmental Science and Management - Chapter 8 ppsx
... of non-randomness Finally, the observed number of runs up and down is R = 49 From equations (8.10) and (8.11) the mean and standard deviation of R for a random series are µ R = 54.3 and FR = ... xj), i=2 j=1 (8.14) where sign(z) is -1 for z < 0, for z = 0, and +1 for z > For a series of values in a random order the expected value of S is zero and the variance is Var(S) = n(n - 1)(2n ... temperature in year t, taking t = for 1900 and t = 82 for 1981, and ,t is a random deviation from the value given by the polynomial for the year t Trying linear, quadratic, cubic and quartic models gives...
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Statistics for Environmental Science and Management - Chapter 10 ppsx
... The estimated mean and standard deviation for the log-transformed data are therefore -0.83 and 1.75, respectively To produce estimates of the corresponding mean and variance for the original distribution ... bootstrap methods for testing for a significant mean difference between the upstream and downstream samples, and for finding confidence intervals for the mean difference between downstream and upstream ... Methods for handling censored data for the estimation of the mean and standard deviation from a single sample include (a) the simple substitution of zero, DL, DL/2 or a random value between zero and...
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Statistics for Environmental Science and Management - Chapter 11 ppsx
... recalculation of the spreadsheet then produced new random values for IR and BW, and consequently for dose and ICR, to simulate the situation for a random individual from the population at risk The ... recalculation of the spreadsheet yields new random values for the input variables, and consequently new random values for the output variables What @Risk and Crystal Ball is to allow the recalculation ... 0.1951 11.4 Further Information A good starting point for more information is the Risk Assessment Forum home page (United States Environmental Protection Agency, 2000) For examples of a range...
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Modeling Tools for Environmental Engineers and Scientists Episode 1 docx
... E., Nirmalakhandan, N N., and Lee, Y H Design for high purity oxygen absorption and nitrogen stripping for fish culture, Aquacultural Eng., 7, 201–210, 1988 Thibodeaux, L J (1996) Environmental ... Nirmalakhandan, N., Jang, W., and Speece, R E Counter-current cascade air-stripping for removal of low volatile organic contaminants, Water Res., 24, 615, 1990 Nirmalakhandan, N., Speece, R E., and ... L (1991) Stream, Lake, Estuary, and Ocean Pollution, van Nostrand Reinhold, New York Nirmalakhandan, N., Lee, Y H., and Speece R E Optimizing oxygen absorption and nitrogen desorption in packed...
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Modeling Tools for Environmental Engineers and Scientists Episode 2 ppsx
... Upperlevel BS and beginning MS students Advancedlevel MS and PhD students Read and review Read and review Read and review Read and review Read and review Read and review Read and review Software for developing ... Read and review Read and review Read and review Read and review Primer on mathematics Read and review Read and review Review Review Fundamentals of environmental processes Read and review Read and ... engineered systems Read and review Read and review Read and review Read and review Review Review Modeling of natural systems Read and review Read and review Read and review Read and review Review Review...
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Modeling Tools for Environmental Engineers and Scientists Episode 3 pot
... modeler should backtrack and reevaluate the system characterization and/ or the model formulation steps Fundamental theorems and principles as well as the model formulation and their applicability ... conditions, and initial values and then plotting the model outputs as a function of space or time for visual interpretation and comparison with intuition, expectations, or similar case studies For formal ... standardizing relationships The relationship(s) derived from the fundamental theories and principles can now be translated into standard mathematical forms for further manipulation, analysis, and...
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Modeling Tools for Environmental Engineers and Scientists Episode 4 pps
... enabling modelers to focus more on formulating and posing the problem at hand in standard mathematical forms rather than on the operandi of solving the formulation © 2002 by CRC Press LLC Chapter ... of mathematical formulations were presented in this chapter These formulations are integral components of mathematical models, and a clear understanding of these formulations and the calculi ... convenient computational method used for solving such a set of equations The algorithm first solves the first equation for x1, the second for x2, and the third for x3 b1 – a12 x – a13 x x1 = ᎏ ᎏ...
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Modeling Tools for Environmental Engineers and Scientists Episode 5 docx
... examples can help in formalizing these different forms: subscripts for components are i = 1,2,3, N; and subscripts for phases are g = gas, a = air, l = liquid, w = water, s = solids and soil 4.2.1 ... in molar and mass concentration form, (2) ppm (mass ratio) of the chemical in water in mass and molar concentration form, and (3) ppm (mass ratio) of the chemical in soil in mass ratio form Solution ... of science form the building blocks of mathematical models As such, some of the important laws essential for modeling the fate and transport of chemicals in natural and engineered environmental...
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Modeling Tools for Environmental Engineers and Scientists Episode 6 ppt
... theory and process/reaction kinetics (reviewed in Chapter 4) can be applied to derive expressions for inflows, outflows, and transformations to complete the MB equation The mathematical form of ... process for optimal design and operation 5.4.2.2 Sparged Tanks Sparged tanks, in which gas and liquid phases are contacted accompanied by phase transfers and/ or reactions are common in many environmental ... shown in Table 5.1 The MB equation forms the basis for analyzing and modeling reactors In the case of homogeneous reactors, bulk fluid flow characteristics and reaction kinetics at the macroscopic...
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Modeling Tools for Environmental Engineers and Scientists Episode 7 pptx
... the natural and engineered phenomena that impact or involve the soil medium are air emissions from landfills, land spills, and land applications of waste materials; leachates from landfills, waste ... functions for a source, a sink, and uniform flow By placing the source and the sink symmetrically on the x-axis on either side of the y-axis, develop the following expressions for the stream and potential ... capillary zone, and the saturated zone The characteristics of these zones and the processes and reactions that occur in these zones differ somewhat Thus, the analysis and modeling of the fate and transport...
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