Quevauviller / Roose / Verreet Chemical Marine Monitoring

Policy Framework and Analytical Trends
1. Auflage 2011
ISBN: 978-1-119-97759-9
Verlag: John Wiley & Sons
Format: EPUB
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)

E-Book, Englisch, 376 Seiten, E-Book

Reihe: Water Quality Measurements

Wide- scale chemical monitoring programmes are required byinternational conventions and European Union policies such as theWater Framework Directive (2000/60/EC) and the new EU MarineStrategy Framework Directive (MSFD). This entails all waters,including transitional and coastal waters, sediments and biota.
The final volume in the Water Quality MeasurementSerieshighlights policy frameworks and analytical trends with anemphasis on laboratory methods and quality control.
Within this comprehensive text, the following sections areincluded:
* Setting the Scene; monitoring of pollutants
* Policy Settings; international conventions and EU marinestrategy
* Marine monitored parameters; trace elements, chemical species,organic micropollutants, and nutrients
* Types of monitoring; classical chemical monitoring,biomonitoring and in-situ methods
* Quality assurance; certified reference materials for marinemonitoring
* Research and developments; the role of sediments in coastalmonitoring, and passive sampling technologies
Chemical Marine Monitoring: Policy Framework andAnalytical Trends is intended for postgraduates and researchersworking in analytical chemistry and its application toenvironmental and health analyses. Those interested in developingnew methods and materials in relation to drinking water regulationswith also find this book beneficial.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Quevauviller, Philippe

Roose, Patrick

Verreet, Gert

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Series Preface vii
Preface ix
The Series Editor - Philippe Quevauviller xi
List of Contributors xiii
PART 1 SETTING THE SCENE 1
1 Monitoring of Pollutants: A Historical Perspective for theNorth-East Atlantic Region 3
Kees J.M. Kramer
PART 2 POLICY SETTINGS 29
2 International Conventions 31
Patrick Roose
3 EU Marine Strategy 49
Gert Verreet
PART 3 MARINE MONITORED PARAMETERS, MATRICES AND RELATEDTECHNIQUES 69
4 Trace Elements 71
Martin M. Larsen, Jens Søndergaard, Gert Asmund,Koen Parmentier, and Peter Vermaercke
5 Chemical Species 101
David Amouroux, Fabienne Seby, Mathilde Monperrus, FlorencePannier, Carolina Mendiguchia, Christelle Benoit-Bonnemason, andOlivier F.X. Donard
6 Organic Micropollutants 161
Robin J. Law, Lynda Webster, Norbert Theobald, Heather S.Rumney, and Jacob de Boer
7 Nutrients 197
Carlos Rocha and Malcolm Woodward
PART 4 TYPES OF MONITORING 223
8 Classical Chemical Monitoring of the Marine Environment225
Colin F. Moffat, Lynda Webster, and Rob Fryer
9 Biomonitoring 261
Michael Haarich
10 Use of In-Situ Methods 285
Richard Greenwood, Graham A. Mills, Gary R. Fones, and Kees J.M.Kramer
PART 5 QUALITY ASSURANCE 313
11 Certified Reference Materials for Marine Monitoring315
Francesca Pellizzato, Evin McGovern, and PhilippeQuevauviller
PART 6 RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENTS 375
12 The Role of Sediments in Coastal Monitoring 377
Gra.zyna Kowalewska, Maria J. Belzunce-Segarra,Birgit Schubert, Peter Heininger, and Susanne Heise
13 Passive Sampling Technologies 397
Graham A. Mills, Gary R. Fones, Kees Booij, and RichardGreenwood
PART 7 CONCLUSIONS 433
14 Conclusions and Outlook 435
Gert Verreet, Patrick Roose, and Philippe Quevauviller
Index 439